LW3019

Students begin their legal education by learning common law doctrines and methods of judicial reasoning. But in the modern era, most lawyers will deal with statutes and administrative rules more than the common law. In addition, many upper-level law school courses will address substantive areas of law that are governed by statutes and regulations. This course will introduce students to the legislative process, the role of agencies, the justifications for regulation, and the theories and tools that judges use in interpreting text.

All Years

Spring Semester