Topics in American Legal History. 1-3 credits

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In this course, students will learn (or at least have a reasonable opportunity to learn) enough about American law to get started on higher-level coursework, independent study, and practical application. The purpose of the course is to get students rolling toward expertise in the complex historical arcs of American law; the several ancient and current controversies about proper understandings of American law; spotting and dealing with issues involving useful and interesting historical questions; and generally thinking and acting like a lawyer – critically, constructively, creatively, civilly, ethically, and articulately.Offered by Law. May not be repeated for credit.