Course Schedule | S.J. Quinney College of Law at the University of Utah

Course Schedule for Fall 2012 2012-08-21 to 2012-11-30

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Course #	Class #	Course Title	Instructor	Cr.	Days	Time	Room	Open Seats	Materials
6040 - 1		Civil Procedure Civil Procedure Topics covered include jurisdiction (territorial, subject matter, and venue); forum non conveniens and transfer; state law in federal courts (Erie); pleading and motions; discovery and pretrial; summary judgment; and introduction to remedies.	KESSLER, LAURA T	4	MTW	1:40pm - 2:55pm	BCNF	Cap: 0 Taken: Free:	Syllabus Books Civil Procedure: A Contemporary Approach Author(s): Benjamin Spencer Find book online Notes: 3rd/2011. Thomson West. Required. Civil Procedure: Examples & Explanations Author(s): Joseph Glannon Find book online Notes: 6th/2008. Aspen. Required. Spencer�s Federal Rules Supplement, 2012-2013 Author(s): Benjamin Spencer Find book online Notes: 2012. Thomson West. Required.
6040 - 2		Civil Procedure Civil Procedure Topics covered include jurisdiction (territorial, subject matter, and venue); forum non conveniens and transfer; state law in federal courts (Erie); pleading and motions; discovery and pretrial; summary judgment; and introduction to remedies.	DAVIES, LINCOLN L	4	MTW	1:40pm - 2:55pm	111	Cap: 0 Taken: Free:	Syllabus Download Reading List Reading Books Civil Procedure: A Modern Approach, 5th Author(s): Marcus, Sherman, Redish & Pfander Find book online Notes: 5th/2009. West. Required. Federal Rules Civil Procedure, 2012 Statutory Supplement Author(s): Stephen C. Yeazell Find book online Notes: 2012-13. Wolters Kluwer Law & Business. Required. Civil Procedure Examples and Explanations Author(s): Joseph W. Glannon Find book online Notes: 6th/2008. Wolters Kluwer Law & Business. Recommended.
6040 - 3		Civil Procedure Civil Procedure Topics covered include jurisdiction (territorial, subject matter, and venue); forum non conveniens and transfer; state law in federal courts (Erie); pleading and motions; discovery and pretrial; summary judgment; and introduction to remedies.	ADLER, ROBERT W	4	MTW	1:40pm - 2:55pm	CHC	Cap: 0 Taken: Free:	Syllabus Books CIVIL PROCEDURE Author(s): Yeazell Find book online Notes: 8th/2012. Aspen. Required. Federal Rules of Civil Procedure 2012, with Selected Statutes, cases, and other Materials Author(s): Yeazell Find book online Notes: 2012. Aspen. Required.
6040 - 4		Civil Procedure Civil Procedure Topics covered include jurisdiction (territorial, subject matter, and venue); forum non conveniens and transfer; state law in federal courts (Erie); pleading and motions; discovery and pretrial; summary judgment; and introduction to remedies.	WILDERMUTH, AMY	4	MTW	1:40pm - 2:55pm	105	Cap: 0 Taken: Free:	Syllabus Books Civil Procedure Author(s): Yeazell Find book online Notes: 8th/2012. Aspen. Required. Federal Rules of Civil Procedure: With Selected Rules and Statutes 2012 Author(s): Yeazell Find book online Notes: 2012. Aspen. Required. Civil Procedure Example & Explanations Author(s): Joseph W. Glannon Find book online Notes: Aspen Publishing
6080 - 1		Contracts Contracts Legal principles governing the formation, interpretation, performance, enforcement, and discharge of contracts.	KOGAN, TERRY STUART	4	WHF	10:45am - 12:00pm	107	Cap: 0 Taken: Free:	Syllabus Download Reading List Reading Books RESTATEMENT 2ND CONT. US UCC CISG 4TH Author(s): IIBLP Find book online Notes: 4th. IIBLP. Required. PROBLEMS IN CONTRACT LAW-CS.+MTRLS. Author(s): KNAPP Find book online Notes: 7th/2013. Wolters Kluwer Law & Business. Required.
6080 - 2		Contracts Contracts Legal principles governing the formation, interpretation, performance, enforcement, and discharge of contracts.	THREEDY, DEBORA L	4	WHF	10:45am - 12:00pm	106	Cap: 0 Taken: Free:	Syllabus Download Reading List Reading Books RESTATEMENT 2ND CONT. US UCC CISG 4TH Author(s): IIBLP Find book online Notes: 4th. IIBLP. Required. PROBLEMS IN CONTRACT LAW-CS.+MTRLS. Author(s): KNAPP Find book online Notes: 7th/2013. Wolters Kluwer Law & Business. Required.
6140 - 1		Torts Torts Study of the law that governs the recovery of money damages or other civil relief (as distinguished from criminal prosecutions) for harm caused by another persons conduct. Primarily devoted to examination of the legal protection for each individual's interests in his or her person, relationships, and property.	LUND, THOMAS ALAN	4	MWH	9:20am - 10:35am	106	Cap: 0 Taken: Free:	Syllabus Books Cases and Materials on Torts Author(s): Epstein/Sharkey Find book online Notes: 10th edition. Aspen. Required.
6140 - 2		Torts Torts Study of the law that governs the recovery of money damages or other civil relief (as distinguished from criminal prosecutions) for harm caused by another persons conduct. Primarily devoted to examination of the legal protection for each individual's interests in his or her person, relationships, and property.	SKIBINE, ALEXANDER T	4	MWH	9:20am - 10:35am	105	Cap: 0 Taken: Free:	Download Reading List Reading Books Prosser Wade Schwartz�s TORTS, cases and materials Author(s): Schwartz, Kelly, Partlett Find book online Notes: 12th/2010. Foundation Press. Required.
6140 - 3		Torts Torts Study of the law that governs the recovery of money damages or other civil relief (as distinguished from criminal prosecutions) for harm caused by another persons conduct. Primarily devoted to examination of the legal protection for each individual's interests in his or her person, relationships, and property.	BROWN, TENEILLE RUTH	4	MWH	9:20am - 10:35am	CHC	Cap: 0 Taken: Free:	Syllabus Books TORT LAW:RESPONSIBILITIES+REDRESS-W/CD Author(s): GOLDBERG Find book online Notes: 2nd/2008. Wolters Kluwer Law & Business. Required.
6140 - 4		Torts Torts Study of the law that governs the recovery of money damages or other civil relief (as distinguished from criminal prosecutions) for harm caused by another persons conduct. Primarily devoted to examination of the legal protection for each individual's interests in his or her person, relationships, and property.	MCCORMACK, WAYNE	4	MWH	9:20am - 10:35am	111	Cap: 0 Taken: Free:	Syllabus Books Prosser, Wade & Schwartz�s Torts Author(s): SCHWARTZ Find book online Notes: 12th/2010. Foundation Press. Required.
6180 - 1		Legal Methods Legal Methods The legal methods course will teach students how to engage in sophisticated forms of legal analysis. Students will also learn how to communicate their legal analysis in an effective and efficient manner through objective office memoranda and persuasive legal documents. In addition, students will be introduced to the United States legal system and the basics of legal practice. Finally, students will learn how to locate primary and secondary legal source material and how to devise effective legal research strategies.	ANDERSON, JENSIE L	3	TF	9:10am - 10:35am	106	Cap: 0 Taken: Free:	Syllabus Download Reading List Reading Books LEGAL REASONING+LEGAL WRITING Author(s): NEUMANN Find book online Notes: 6th/2009. Wolters Kluwer Law & Business. Required. BLUEBOOK:UNIFORM SYSTEM OF CITATION Author(s): HARV.LAW REV. Find book online Notes: 19th/2010. HARV.LAW REV. Required.
6180 - 2		Legal Methods Legal Methods The legal methods course will teach students how to engage in sophisticated forms of legal analysis. Students will also learn how to communicate their legal analysis in an effective and efficient manner through objective office memoranda and persuasive legal documents. In addition, students will be introduced to the United States legal system and the basics of legal practice. Finally, students will learn how to locate primary and secondary legal source material and how to devise effective legal research strategies.	HILL, DAVID S	3	TF	9:10am - 10:35am	105	Cap: 0 Taken: Free:	Syllabus Download Reading List Reading Books LEGAL REASONING+LEGAL WRITING Author(s): NEUMANN Find book online Notes: 6th/2009. Wolters Kluwer Law & Business. Required. BLUEBOOK:UNIFORM SYSTEM OF CITATION Author(s): HARV.LAW REV. Find book online Notes: 19th/2010. HARV.LAW REV. Required.
6180 - 3		Legal Methods Legal Methods The legal methods course will teach students how to engage in sophisticated forms of legal analysis. Students will also learn how to communicate their legal analysis in an effective and efficient manner through objective office memoranda and persuasive legal documents. In addition, students will be introduced to the United States legal system and the basics of legal practice. Finally, students will learn how to locate primary and secondary legal source material and how to devise effective legal research strategies.	MITCHELL, BONNIE L	3	TF	9:10am - 10:35am	CHC	Cap: 0 Taken: Free:	Syllabus Download Reading List Reading Books LEGAL REASONING+LEGAL WRITING Author(s): NEUMANN Find book online Notes: 6th/2009. Wolters Kluwer Law & Business. Required. BLUEBOOK:UNIFORM SYSTEM OF CITATION Author(s): HARV.LAW REV. Find book online Notes: 19th/2010. HARV.LAW REV. Required.
6180 - 4		Legal Methods Legal Methods The legal methods course will teach students how to engage in sophisticated forms of legal analysis. Students will also learn how to communicate their legal analysis in an effective and efficient manner through objective office memoranda and persuasive legal documents. In addition, students will be introduced to the United States legal system and the basics of legal practice. Finally, students will learn how to locate primary and secondary legal source material and how to devise effective legal research strategies.	RICHARDS, WILLIAM R	3	TF	9:10am - 10:35am	107	Cap: 0 Taken: Free:	Syllabus Download Reading List Reading Books LEGAL REASONING+LEGAL WRITING Author(s): NEUMANN Find book online Notes: 6th/2009. Wolters Kluwer Law & Business. Required. BLUEBOOK:UNIFORM SYSTEM OF CITATION Author(s): HARV.LAW REV. Find book online Notes: 19th/2010. HARV.LAW REV. Required.
6190 - 1		Legal Research Legal Research Taught in conjunction with Legal Methods, Legal Research teaches students how to locate primary and secondary legal sources material and how to devise effective legal research strategies.	MURPHY, FELICITY	0	M	8:00am - 8:55am	LAW L 112	Cap: 0 Taken: Free:	Syllabus Books Basic Legal Research: Tools and Strategies Author(s): Amy Sloan Find book online Notes: Purchase either the 4th or 5th Edition.
6190 - 2		Legal Research Legal Research Taught in conjunction with Legal Methods, Legal Research teaches students how to locate primary and secondary legal sources material and how to devise effective legal research strategies.	MURPHY, FELICITY	0	M	10:45am - 11:40am	LAW L 112	Cap: 0 Taken: Free:	Syllabus Books Basic Legal Research: Tools and Strategies Author(s): Amy Sloan Find book online Notes: Purchase either the 4th or 5th Edition.
6190 - 3		Legal Research Legal Research Taught in conjunction with Legal Methods, Legal Research teaches students how to locate primary and secondary legal sources material and how to devise effective legal research strategies.	WARTHEN, ROBERT LEE	0	T	8:00am - 8:55am	LAW L MOYLE	Cap: 0 Taken: Free:	Syllabus Books Basic Legal Research: Tools and Strategies Author(s): Amy Sloan Find book online Notes: 5th/2012. Wolters Kluwer Law & Business. Required.
6190 - 4		Legal Research Legal Research Taught in conjunction with Legal Methods, Legal Research teaches students how to locate primary and secondary legal sources material and how to devise effective legal research strategies.	WARTHEN, ROBERT LEE	0	T	10:45am - 11:40am	LAW L MOYLE	Cap: 0 Taken: Free:	Syllabus Books Basic Legal Research: Tools and Strategies Author(s): Amy Sloan Find book online Notes: Purchase either the 4th or 5th Edition.
6190 - 5		Legal Research Legal Research Taught in conjunction with Legal Methods, Legal Research teaches students how to locate primary and secondary legal sources material and how to devise effective legal research strategies.	DARAIS, SUZANNE	0	W	8:00am - 8:55am	LAW L 112	Cap: 0 Taken: Free:	Syllabus Books Basic Legal Research: Tools and Strategies Author(s): Amy Sloan Find book online Notes: Purchase either the 4th or 5th Edition.
6190 - 6		Legal Research Legal Research Taught in conjunction with Legal Methods, Legal Research teaches students how to locate primary and secondary legal sources material and how to devise effective legal research strategies.	DARAIS, SUZANNE	0	W	3:15pm - 4:10pm	111	Cap: 0 Taken: Free:	Syllabus Books Basic Legal Research: Tools and Strategies Author(s): Amy Sloan Find book online Notes: Purchase either the 4th or 5th Edition.
6190 - 7		Legal Research Legal Research Taught in conjunction with Legal Methods, Legal Research teaches students how to locate primary and secondary legal sources material and how to devise effective legal research strategies.	STEPHENSON, LINDA	0	H	8:00am - 8:55am	LAW L 112	Cap: 0 Taken: Free:	Books Basic Legal Research: Tools and Strategies Author(s): Amy Sloan Find book online Notes: Purchase either the 4th or 5th Edition.
6190 - 8		Legal Research Legal Research Taught in conjunction with Legal Methods, Legal Research teaches students how to locate primary and secondary legal sources material and how to devise effective legal research strategies.	STEPHENSON, LINDA	0	H	2:00pm - 2:55pm	111	Cap: 0 Taken: Free:	Books Basic Legal Research: Tools and Strategies Author(s): Amy Sloan Find book online Notes: Purchase either the 4th or 5th Edition.
6190 - 9		Legal Research Legal Research Taught in conjunction with Legal Methods, Legal Research teaches students how to locate primary and secondary legal sources material and how to devise effective legal research strategies.	MCPHAIL, ROSS E.	0	F	8:00am - 8:55am	LAW L 112	Cap: 0 Taken: Free:	Books Basic Legal Research: Tools and Strategies Author(s): Amy Sloan Find book online Notes: Purchase either the 4th or 5th Edition.
6190 - 10		Legal Research Legal Research Taught in conjunction with Legal Methods, Legal Research teaches students how to locate primary and secondary legal sources material and how to devise effective legal research strategies.	MCPHAIL, ROSS E.	0	F	2:00pm - 2:55pm	LAW L 112	Cap: 0 Taken: Free:	Books Basic Legal Research: Tools and Strategies Author(s): Amy Sloan Find book online Notes: Purchase either the 4th or 5th Edition.
7020 - 1	17258	Legislative Process Legislative Process This course will explore the legislative process at the federal and state level with an emphasis on our state legislature. In this class we will explore how laws are made, the external influences that shape them and several current issues surrounding the Utah initiative process. There will be several opportunities in this class to attend legislative meetings and to participate in hearings. These experiences will greatly enhance your understanding of the legislative process and will provide background for class discussion.	PERRY, JASON PAUL	2	T	3:15pm - 5:15pm	107	Cap: 25 Taken: Free:	Syllabus Books Legislation and Statutory Interpretation Author(s): William N. Eskridge, Jr, Philip P. Frickey, Elizabeth Garrett Find book online Notes: 2nd Edition. Foundation Press. Required. Utah State Government A Citizens Guide Author(s): Office of Legislative Research and General Counsel Find book online Notes: Legislative Printing. Required.
7030 - 1	9359	Criminal Procedure Criminal Procedure Introduction to constitutional criminal procedure. This course surveys the basic limitations on the detection and investigation of crimes, with special emphasis on the constitutional rights of criminal defendants. Topics to be covered include the incorporation doctrine, the right to counsel, search and seizure law, police interrogation and confessions, and the use of illegally obtained evidence.	CASSELL, PAUL G	4	MWH	9:20am - 10:35am	107	Cap: 65 Taken: Free:	Syllabus Download Reading List Reading Books BASIC CRIMINAL PROCEDURE Author(s): KAMISAR Find book online Notes: 13th/2013. Aspen. Required.
7040 - 1	4916	Evidence Evidence Rules of evidence, expert testimony; role of court and juror; direct and cross examination; competency and privileges of witnesses; admission and exclusion of evidence; credibility of evidence; relevancy and circumstantial evidence; hearsay rule; real proof and writings; and constitutional problems of evidence law.	BROWN, TENEILLE RUTH	4	MWH	3:15pm - 4:30pm	106	Cap: 100 Taken: Free:	Syllabus Books EVIDENCE Author(s): FISHER Find book online Notes: 2nd/2008. West. Required.
7050 - 1	4917	Business Organizations Business Organizations Introduction to law of business organizations, including general and limited partnerships, closely held corporations and public corporations, with special consideration of the problems associated with the relationship of the firm to the individuals and groups of which it is composed or with which it has dealings.	MABEY, RALPH RAMPTON	4	WHF	10:45am - 12:00pm	105	Cap: 64 Taken: Free:	Syllabus Books Corporations and Other Business Associations Cases and Materials Author(s): O'Kelley Thompson Find book online Notes: 6th/2010. Aspen. Required. Corporation and other Business Associations Selected Statutes, Rules and Forms Author(s): O'Kelley Thompson Find book online Notes: 2012. Aspen. Required.
7065 - 1	11853	Intellectual Property Survey Intellectual Property Survey This course will introduce students to the theory, doctrine, and institutions of the major intellectual property regimes, including copyright, patent, and trademark. Overall, the course seeks to examine the role of intellectual property law in the information age and its effects on science, the economy, culture and politics.	RINEHART, AMELIA SMITH	3	WH	1:40pm - 3:05pm	107	Cap: 65 Taken: Free:	Syllabus Download Reading List Reading Books LAW OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY Author(s): NARD Find book online Notes: 3rd/2011. Wolters Kluwer Law & Business. Required.
7070 - 1	4918	Federal Income Tax Federal Income Tax The course deals with federal income tax policies and principles. No previous background in tax, accounting or business is required. We will develop new skills in analyzing and interpreting statutes and regulations to combine with your existing ability to understand case law. Statutes cannot be understood or applied as mere strings of words; policy, politics and history must be considered. This course is not about how to complete returns, but how to pierce the prose to determine who gets what, and why. RECOMMENDED: Business Organizations.	JOHNSON, CHRISTIAN A	3	MT	10:45am - 12:10pm	106	Cap: 100 Taken: Free:	Syllabus Books Commerce Clearing House, Federal Income Tax Code and Regulations - Selected Sections (2012-2013 Edition) (Dickinson Editor) Author(s): CCH (editor Dickinson) Find book online Notes: 2012-13. CCH. Fundamentals of Federal Income Taxation Author(s): Freeland, Lathrope, Lind & Stephens Find book online Notes:
7080 - 1	4919	Arbitration Arbitration The law, theories and practices of arbitration will be taught in a variety of settings. There will be a substantial focus on initiating and managing the arbitration process and drafting and enforcing arbitration awards. Grades are based on analytical writing and drafting.	HOLBROOK, JAMES R	3	WH	9:10am - 10:35am	MOOT	Cap: 60 Taken: Free:	Syllabus Books Handbook on Commercial Arbitration Author(s): American Arbitration Association Find book online Notes: 2nd. JURISNET. Required.
7080 - 2	7413	Elder Law Elder Law This two-credit course introduces students to the broad range of legal and policy issues and options affecting people as they age. Among others, topics covered include aging in America and around the world, special ethical issues when representing the elderly, protecting the legal and human rights of people as they age and/or face disabilities, aging network resources, Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, planning for incapacity, surrogate decision making, guardianship, caregiving, abuse of vulnerable adults, health care, housing, long-term care, end-of-life issues, and international perspectives on aging. Classes are taught primarily in a lecture-discussion format, based on a series of case studies and readings. Required course work includes regular class attendance and participation, two written case studies, and a written analysis of a probate court visit. There is no exam or final paper. Students may also elect to enroll in the related elder law clinic that offers students placements in a variety of settings.	CICCARELLO, MARY JANE	2	F	7:35am - 9:35am	111	Cap: 32 Taken: Free:	Syllabus Books ELDER LAW IN A NUTSHELL Author(s): FROLIK Find book online Notes: 5th/2011. West. Required.
7080 - 3	14831	International Human Rights International Human Rights This course explores the emergence, enforcement and expansion of international human rights law. It provides a survey of the historical and philosophical foundations of modern human rights norms and examines international human rights treaties, institutions and enforcement mechanisms. Topics include the intersection between human rights and globalization, development and transitions to democracy, humanitarian intervention in civil conflicts, accountability for atrocities, women's and children's rights, minority group rights, refugees, migrants and traffic in persons. RECOMMENDED: International Law, Con Law II	GEORGE, ERIKA	3	WH	10:45am - 12:10pm	111	Cap: 32 Taken: Free:	Books INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS IN CONTEXT Author(s): STEINER Find book online Notes: 3rd/2007. Oxford. Required.
7080 - 4	16987	Pre-Trial Practice Pre-Trial Practice The primary goal of this course is to prepare you to represent a client during the pretrial phase of a lawsuit. Today lawyers who litigate (except prosecutors and criminal defense attorneys) rarely take cases all the way through trial and appeal. In fact, less than 2% of civil cases filed in court actually go to trial. The other 98% are abandoned, settled, or resolved on motion practice. Therefore, in this course you will: prepare a pleading (complaint or answer); conduct “paper discovery” (i.e., prepare and respond to interrogatories, requests for admission, and requests for production of documents); conduct a witness interview and prepare a written interview summary; conduct a deposition and prepare a written deposition summary; prepare non-dispositive motions and memoranda (for or against jurisdiction, joinder, and interpleader); prepare and argue a dispositive motion (for or against summary judgment); and negotiate and document the settlement of a lawsuit. The course will have one class per week in which all students meet to discuss relevant concepts and skills, with small evening sections of about eight students each which will meet once a week with an adjunct professor to discuss, demonstrate, and critique the skills taught in the course.	DRYER, RANDY	3	T	5:25pm - 6:50pm	105	Cap: 65 Taken: Free:	Syllabus Download Reading List Reading Books PRETRIAL Author(s): MAUET Find book online Notes: 8th/2012-13. Aspen. Required. Notes Students must also attend a small section of this course each Wednesday. Requests for enrollment in the "early" session (3:15-5:15) or the "late" session (5:25-7:25) will be processed on a first-come, first-served basis; please contact Suzanne Faddis at suzanne.faddis@law.utah.edu for more information.
7097 - 1	7861	Appellate Practice Appellate Practice An examination of the practical and procedural components of appellate litigation. Students will receive instruction regarding the legal principles and skills involved in appellate practice and, based on a real trial transcript, apply these lessons by researching potential issues, writing an appellate brief and presenting a mock oral argument. The course will meet twice a week: an all-class lecture on a weekday followed by a smaller evening section on a weeknight. This course is recommended, although not required, for students wishing to participate in the Traynor Moot Court Competition. This course satisfies the skills requirement.	BOOHER, TROY LANE	3	WH	5:25pm - 6:50pm	107	Cap: 65 Taken: Free:	Syllabus Books Winning on Appeal: Better Briefs & Oral Argument Author(s): Ruggero J. Aldisert Find book online Notes: 2nd/2003. NITA. Required.
7200 - 1	10860	Natural Resources Natural Resources Provides the basic introduction and overview of management of public lands and natural resources. The course begins with the history of the public lands, including allocation of authority within the federal government and between federal and state governments. After an introduction to the National Environmental Policy Act and the Administrative Procedure Act, the course then looks at each of the six major resource areas: minerals, timber, range, wildlife, water, recreation, and preservation. Throughout the course, the environmental, economic, and social dimensions of natural resource policy and conflicts will be examined.	KEITER, ROBERT B	3	MT	10:45am - 12:10pm	105	Cap: 65 Taken: Free:	Download Reading List Reading Books Federal Public Land and Resources Law Author(s): George Coggins et al. Find book online Notes: 6th/2007. Foundation Press. Required.
7220 - 1	16988	Oil & Gas Oil & Gas Ownership, acquisition and development of domestic and international mineral resources focusing primarily on oil and gas, but including some hardrock mineral topics. Policy, conservation and environmental issues affecting development will be addressed, as well as various joint development arrangements. PREREQUISITES: Administrative Law OR Natural Resources Law.	MITCHELL, THOMAS	3	WH	3:50pm - 5:15pm	105	Cap: 65 Taken: Free:	Syllabus Books Cases and Materials on Oil and Gas Law Author(s): Lowe Find book online Notes: 5th/2008. Thomson West. Required.
7240 - 1	4927	Environmental Law & Policy Environmental Law & Policy An introduction to legal and policy issues of environmental protection and decision-making, including study of common law approaches to pollution control; and the theories and approach to federal laws governing environmental regulation.	ADLER, ROBERT W	3	WH	10:45am - 12:10pm	CHC	Cap: 45 Taken: Free:	Syllabus Books ENVIRONMENTAL LAW Author(s): DRIESEN Find book online Notes: 2nd/2011. Aspen. Required.
7260 - 1	16989	Environmental Practice Environmental Practice This course will evaluate in detail the practical, procedural and strategic aspects of the practice of environmental and natural resources law using readings and simulated exercises. The course will cover practice elements under the Clean air Act, the Clean Water Act, the Community Right-to-Know Act and CERCLA. Exercises will include client counseling, witness interviewing, drafting administrative and citizen suit complaints, summary judgment motions, settlement negotiations and rulemaking practice. PREREQUISITES: Either Environmental Law OR Natural Resources	PLEUNE, JAMIE GIBBS	1	M	8:00am - 8:55am	108	Cap: 12 Taken: Free:	Syllabus Download Reading List Reading Books Environmental Law Practice: Problems and Exercises for Skills Development (Third Edition) Author(s): Jerry L. Anderson & Dennis D. Hirsch Find book online Notes: 3rd/2010. Carolina Academic Press. Required. Notes This is a year-long course, and requires the successful completion of BOTH Fall and Spring semester to receive credit; partial credit is not awarded, and enrolling for only one semester of this course is not an option. Students participating in the optional in-house Environmental Clinic are required to attend clinic meetings Mondays from 9:10 to 10:35 am. For more information please contact Kay Shelton at clinical@law.utah.edu.
7290 - 1	16990	Disability Law Disability Law Introduction to the rights of individuals with disabilities, with an emphasis on issues of nondiscrimination. The course will focus primarily on the Americans with Disabilities Act, but we will also address topics arising under other disability rights statutes, such as the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act and the Fair Housing Amendments Act. We will consider application of these statutes to a wide range of public and private settings, including public accommodations, education, institutionalization, and transportation. Throughout, attention will be paid to the history of discrimination against U.S. citizens with disabilities.	FRANCIS, LESLIE	3	MT	1:40pm - 3:05pm	LAW L 112	Cap: 18 Taken: Free:	Download Reading List Reading Books Law of disability discrimination:cases and materials Author(s): Ed Ruth Colker Find book online Notes: 7th/2009. LexisNexis. Required.
7300 - 1	8677	Administrative Law Administrative Law Federal and state administrative agencies not only adjudicate thousands more cases than all of the courts, they also legislate, making the bulk of rules that govern those cases. As the instrument of government charged with implementing government decisions, they also "execute the laws" as part of the executive branch. This course introduces the statutory policymaking roles of administrative agencies; the limits on their authority; the procedural requirements that structure agency decision-making; and the role of judicial review. The focus is on federal administrative agencies, though some aspects of state law are also discussed.	DAVIES, LINCOLN L	3	MT	10:45am - 12:10pm	107	Cap: 65 Taken: Free:	Syllabus Books Administrative Law: Agency Action in Legal Context Author(s): Robert L. Glicksman & Richard E. Levy Find book online Notes: 2010. Foundation Press. Required. Administrative Law: Examples & Explanations, Author(s): William Funk & Richard Seamon Find book online Notes: 4th/2012. Aspen. Recommended.
7310 - 1	17148	Securities Regulation Securities Regulation Provides an introduction to federal and state regulation of securities and the institutions which comprise and regulate the securities industry. Emphasis will be placed on the Securities Act of 1933 (offers and sales of "securities," including regulation of public offerings, control person liability) and the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 (reporting companies, fraud liability, securities exchanges, brokers and dealers, proxies).	WHISENANT, SHANNON	3	MT	9:10am - 10:35am	LAW L 112	Cap: 15 Taken: Free:	Syllabus Books Securities Regulation, Statutory Supplement, 2012 Author(s): Stephen J. Choi and A.C. Pritchard Find book online Notes: Securities Regulation: Cases & Analysis, 3d Author(s): Stephen J. Choi and A.C. Pritchard Find book online Notes: Foundation Press
7320 - 1	16991	Antitrust Antitrust The study of the law and economics of antitrust policy and the public and private methods for enforcing antitrust policy. Particular emphasis is placed on the Sherman and Clayton Acts and the issues of monopolization, mergers, price fixing, boycotts, tying arrangements and state and local government actions displacing the competitive process.	GLICK, MARK	3	MT	1:40pm - 3:05pm	107	Cap: 65 Taken: Free:	Syllabus Books TRADE REGULATION-CS.+MTRLS. Author(s): PITOFSKY Find book online Notes: 6th/2010. West. Required. Antitrust Marketing Power Handbook: Competition Law and Economic Foundations Author(s): American Bar Association Find book online Notes: American Bar Association. Required.
7330 - 1	9933	State & Local Government State & Local Government An examination of the structures and allocation of power at the state and municipal levels, budgets, educational policy, and land use policy. The course also serves as an introduction to principles of state constitutional law.	MARTINEZ, JOHN	3	WH	9:10am - 10:35am	BCNF	Cap: 45 Taken: Free:	Syllabus Books State and Local Government LawA Transactional Approach Author(s): John Martinez Find book online Notes: 2000. Anderson Publishing. Required.
7410 - 1	4929	Constitutional Law II Constitutional Law II Individual rights in constitutional law. Topics include equal protection and freedom of expression and religion. This course is required for graduation and must be taken in the second year.	CHIANG, EMILY	3	MT	1:40pm - 3:05pm	106	Cap: 100 Taken: Free:	Syllabus Books CONSTITUTIONAL LAW Author(s): Chemerinsky Find book online Notes: 3rd/2009. Aspen. Required. 2012 Supplement: Constitutional Law Author(s): Chemerinsky Find book online Notes: 2012. Aspen. Required.
7570 - 1	10861	Drafting- Real Estate Drafting- Real Estate A discussion and writing course focusing on documents which are typical to significant commercial real estate transactions. Students will be required to understand fundamental principles of contract drafting, and draft a variety of real estate documents conforming to the nature and scope of several hypothetical transactions. Emphasis is placed on precise drafting and on effective representation of a client by means of document drafting process. We will also address in the drafting process some basic principles of title insurance and surveys. Limited Enrollment.	FERRIN, SHAWN CHRISTIAN	2	T	3:15pm - 5:15pm	111	Cap: 20 Taken: Free:	Syllabus Reading List Reading Books No Textbook Required Author(s): ISBN: Notes:
7602 - 1	9934	Estate Planning Estate Planning This course will explore the tax and non-tax issues involved in planning estates for individuals of different financial and personal circumstances. Students will receive a thorough grounding in the tax concepts that pertain to the transfer of wealth both during life and at death. Students also will have the opportunity to conduct a client interview and complete planning/drafting projects during the semester. Limited Enrollment. PRE OR CO-REQUISITE: Trusts & Estates Recommended: Federal Income Tax.	FADEL, DOUGLAS K	3	WH	7:35am - 9:00am	111	Cap: 18 Taken: Free:	Syllabus Books No Textbook Required Author(s): ISBN: Notes:
7700 - 1	9936	Land Use Control Land Use Control Prepares students to represent private and public clients with respect to the development of real estate. The course examines public land use controls such as zoning and subdivision regulations, and private land use controls such as restrictive covenants and nuisance litigation that may limit the available options for deriving profit or pleasure from real property. This course is a companion to the Real Estate Transfer & Finance Course.	MARTINEZ, JOHN	3	WH	10:45am - 12:10pm	BCNF	Cap: 45 Taken: Free:	Syllabus Books Cases & Materials on Land Use Author(s): David L. Callies Find book online Notes: 6th/2012. West. Required.
7770 - 1	11854	Bankruptcy Survey Bankruptcy Survey With an eye toward both business and consumer issues, the course briefly surveys state law collection remedies and then focuses on federal bankruptcy relief available in cases under Chapter 7, Chapter 13, and Chapter 11 of the Bankruptcy Code.	MAUDSLEY, ADELAIDE	3	WH	7:35am - 9:00am	105	Cap: 65 Taken: Free:	Syllabus Books Collier Portable Pamphlet Author(s): Alan N. Resnick and Henry I. Sommer Find book online Notes: 2012. Matthew Bender & Company, Inc. Required. Problems and Materials on Debtor and Creditor Law Author(s): Douglas J. Whaley and Jeffery W. Morris Find book online Notes: 4th/2009. Aspen. Required.
7782 - 1		Justice Through Research: A Think Tank on Global Justice Issues (Year-long) Justice Through Research: A Think Tank on Global Justice Issues (Year-long) Students will do research on contemporary global issues in a variety of service partnership arrangements, including (by way of example) a study on corruption in Asia for the UNDP, research for authors of a new book series on the globalization of the U.S. law curriculum, and research and publication of major symposia, including The Role of Values in Counterterrorism (March 2007) and Globalizing Philanthropy (May 2007). Students will work in teams on at least one major project (approximately ten hours per week) for three co-curricular credits. Dean Chodosh will serve as the primary faculty in charge of supervising the research projects. Year-long, three credits, (1 Fall, 2 Spring) ungraded (pass/fail).	CHODOSH, HIRAM E.	2	F	2:45pm - 4:45pm	BCNF	Cap: 0 Taken: Free:	Syllabus Books No Textbook Required Author(s): ISBN: Notes: Notes This is a year-long course, and requires the successful completion of BOTH Fall and Spring semester to receive credit; partial credit is not awarded, and enrolling for only one semester of this course is not an option.
7788 - 1		New Ventures (Year-long) New Ventures (Year-long) The class will present an overview of the legal process of and issues involved in the commercializing technologies and launching new ventures. Students will also share their intern experiences in order to maximize their learning from their work. Grades will be based on students’ work product and/or recommendation of attorney-supervisor, class participation, and presentations at the end of each semester. The clinic will also provide opportunities to interface with inventors, corporate representatives, as well as outside patent and corporate counsel. Year-long enrollment required; FOUR credits total. RECOMMENDED: Lawyering Skills or Lawyering Skills/Legal Profession. See Clinical Brochure for further information on the New Ventures Clinic.	CHAHINE, KENNETH GREGORY	2	F	8:35am - 10:35am	108	Cap: 0 Taken: Free:	Reading List Reading Books No Textbook Required Author(s): ISBN: Notes: Notes This is a year-long course, and requires the successful completion of BOTH Fall and Spring semester to receive credit; partial credit is not awarded, and enrolling for only one semester of this course is not an option. Students assigned to the UVenture Fund placement are required to attend meetings immediately following class until 12:00 pm. For more information please contact Kay Shelton at clinical@law.utah.edu.
7800 - 1	4930	SEM - Human Rights & Corporations SEM - Human Rights & Corporations This seminar explores the challenge of regulating the human rights conduct of multinational business in a world of nation states. The seminar will offer students the opportunity to examine the extent to which public international law places obligations on private actors to comply with human rights norms. The seminar focuses on the development of international regulatory systems and voluntary corporate initiatives to address the effects of multinational industry on human rights, the environment, and governance. Class discussions will consider the potential liability of multinational corporations for alleged violations of international human rights law, corporate complicity in alleged abuses through partnerships with repressive governments, the challenges and practical concerns of corporations operating abroad, counseling corporations engaged in social responsibility efforts, the responsibility of parent corporations for human rights violations by their foreign subsidiaries, and recent efforts to use domestic courts to enforce international legal standards on multinational corporations. RECOMMENDED: Business Organizations and International Law or International Human Rights.	GEORGE, ERIKA	2	W	3:15pm - 5:15pm	108	Cap: 12 Taken: Free:	Books No Textbook Required Author(s): ISBN: Notes:
7800 - 2	4931	SEM-Global Justice SEM-Global Justice What is "Global Justice"? This seminar explores issues surrounding this admittedly broad and malleable term that encompasses terrorism, national security, sovereignty, separation of powers, energy, environment, economy, human rights, civil liberties, and international relations. Student seminar papers of superior quality may be considered for inclusion in a blog to be hosted by Oxford University Press; Professor Guiora is Editor-in-chief.	GUIORA, AMOS	2	H	3:15pm - 5:15pm	BCNF	Cap: 13 Taken: Free:	Syllabus Books No Textbook Required Author(s): ISBN: Notes:
7800 - 3	4932	SEM-National Service Academy SEM-National Service Academy Students in the National Service Academy Pilot Project (NSA PP) seminar will research and design the University of Utah’s proposed NSA PP that will recruit military veterans and others as graduate and undergraduate students into the University’s colleges and departments. NSA PP students will take a series of core courses together and graduate with NSA PP certificates when they complete degrees in their respective individual majors. Seminar students will write a definitive book about preparing NSA PP graduates for a continuum of national service utilizing veterans’ unique experiences, knowledge and skills for complex operations and leadership. Seminar students will thereby create a published template for similar national service academies at other colleges and universities to meet the pressing needs of veterans for higher education and meaningful employment. The seminar is recommended for the law’s school’s veterans, Global Justice Think Tank students, and other students who care about the educational and employment needs of our nation’s veterans.	HOLBROOK, JAMES R	2	M	3:15pm - 5:15pm	LAW L MOYLE	Cap: 12 Taken: Free:	Syllabus Books No Textbook Required Author(s): ISBN: Notes:
7800 - 4	4933	SEM - Current Issues in Family Law SEM - Current Issues in Family Law This course focuses on contemporary legal issues and problems in family law. Topics typically covered include marriage, non-marital relationships, divorce, custody, support, international and cross border family law problems, and the legal issues posed by nontraditional families.	KESSLER, LAURA T	2	H	3:15pm - 5:15pm	108	Cap: 12 Taken: Free:	Syllabus Books No Textbook Required Author(s): ISBN: Notes:
7800 - 5	7311	SEM-Current Issues in Environmental Law SEM-Current Issues in Environmental Law This seminar will focus on environmental issues that are of importance in 2011. The number of issues will equal the number of students. The instructor will select issues, but students, with permission, can develop their own topics. Students will be expected to submit work biweekly and discuss their work. The aim is to produce a paper similar to a law review note by the end of the semester.	REITZE JR, ARNOLD WINFRED	2	M	3:15pm - 5:15pm	108	Cap: 12 Taken: Free:	Syllabus Books No Textbook Required Author(s): ISBN: Notes:
7800 - 6	16993	SEM - Equality, Liberty, & Civil Rghts SEM - Equality, Liberty, & Civil Rghts This seminar explores the role of courts in defining and protecting civil rights, focusing on the constitutional principles of equal protection and substantive due process. By examining civil rights claims advanced by people of color, women, lesbians and gay men, and people with disabilities, we will seek to answer the following questions: Under what circumstances should courts afford heightened protection to particular groups? Should civil rights claims be framed as equality or liberty claims? Finally, what roles should courts and legislatures play in the recognition of civil rights? Prior completion of Constitutional Law II is strongly recommended.	ROSKY, CLIFFORD J	2	T	3:15pm - 5:15pm	108	Cap: 12 Taken: Free:	Syllabus Books No Textbook Required Author(s): ISBN: Notes:
7800 - 7	16994	SEM-Current Issues in Federal Indian Law SEM-Current Issues in Federal Indian Law This seminar will focus on recent cases decided by the U.S. Supreme Court in the field of federal Indian law as well as important legal issues left unresolved by such court decisions. Such issues usually involve the legal relationship between the tribes, the federal, and state governments. Issues examined include the extent of tribal jurisdiction over non tribal members, the extent of state jurisdiction on Indian reservations, and the extent of federal power to preempt state and tribal power inside Indian Country.	SKIBINE, ALEXANDER T	2	T	3:15pm - 5:15pm	LAW L MOYLE	Cap: 12 Taken: Free:	Syllabus Books AMERICAN INDIAN LAW Author(s): ANDERSON Find book online Notes: 2nd/2010. West. Required.
7828 - 1	16998	Sexuality, Gender, and Law Sexuality, Gender, and Law This course will examine how the law attempts to regulate sexual orientation and gender identity. We will explore how criminal law, family law, constitutional law, and anti-discrimination law each impact the lives of gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgendered persons. The course will begin with an interdisciplinary examination of sexuality from religious, psychological, sociological, and philosophical perspectives. Thereafter, video clips, religious and activist literature, fictional and non-fictional narratives, newspaper and magazine articles, and social scientific studies will add alternative perspectives to the cases we read. Legal topics will include the decriminalization of sodomy, the regulation of pro-gay and anti-gay speech, protections against discrimination in employment, rules governing the documentation of gender identity changes, prohibitions against same-sex marriage, and restrictions on gay and lesbian parenthood. Special attention will be devoted to the emerging tensions between assertions of LGBT rights and religious liberties. All views are welcome.	ROSKY, CLIFFORD J	3	MT	9:10am - 10:35am	BCNF	Cap: 40 Taken: Free:	Syllabus Download Reading List Reading Books Cases and Materials on Sexual Orientation and the Law Author(s): William B. Rubenstein, Carlos A. Ball, & Jane S. Schacter Find book online Notes: 4th/2011. West. Required.
7829 - 1	17085	Innocence Investigation and Post-Conviction Process Innocence Investigation and Post-Conviction Process This course will cover post-conviction remedies, state and federal, including post-conviction motions and habeas corpus as well as judicial proceedings to prove actual innocence. Students will learn how to investigate cases of actual innocence using both forensic scientific evidence and other compelling evidence of innocence. The course will also provide students with a review of the criminal justice system from the innocence prospective.	ANDERSON, JENSIE L	2	H	3:15pm - 5:15pm	109	Cap: 0 Taken: Free:	Books No Textbook Required Author(s): ISBN: Notes:
7839 - 1	16999	19th Cent Disadv Groups 19th Cent Disadv Groups The course examines the white man�s rationale and method for the domination of African-Americans, Indians, women, and children. The inquiry into slave law focuses upon such practical questions as the impact of criminal law upon masters and slaves, and restrictions upon emancipation. The Indian law section addresses the integrity of judicial policy in the application of fundamental theory created to govern a unique group. Nineteenth century family law provides further insight into the hierarchical morality of the period. While the context of the cases has some inherent interest, the actual goal of the class is to provide practice in careful analysis of judicial reasoning. Set to the daunting task of justifying the unjustifiable, nineteenth century opinions often display subtle and sophisticated reasoning.	LUND, THOMAS ALAN	2	M	3:15pm - 5:15pm	111	Cap: 32 Taken: Free:	Syllabus Books Packet available at the campus bookstore. Author(s): ISBN: Notes:
7845 - 1	14755	Int'l Criminal Law Int'l Criminal Law Basics of the transnational issues likely to arise in both US criminal cases and international efforts to impose criminal responsibility on the perpetrators of serious offenses. Specifically, the course introduces general principles of both domestic and international law governing efforts to apply U.S. criminal law to foreign crimes and foreign criminals; application of those principles to specific offenses such as terrorism and torture; extraterritorial application of US law; and the prosecution of international crimes such as crimes against humanity and war crimes.	MCCORMACK, WAYNE	3	WH	1:40pm - 3:05pm	LAW L 112	Cap: 15 Taken: Free:	Syllabus Books No Textbook Required Author(s): ISBN: Notes:
7860 - 1	17018	Complex Civil Litigatn Complex Civil Litigatn This advanced civil procedure course focuses on the problems of large multi-party and multi-forum civil cases. Coverage typically includes joinder, class actions; federal multi-district transfer and consolidation; litigation over the appropriate federal or state forum, discovery problems in large cases; ad hoc federal-state litigation coordination; judicial case management techniques and issues.	BOGART, JOHN H.	3	MT	7:35am - 9:00am	107	Cap: 65 Taken: Free:	Syllabus Books Complex Litigation (Loose Leaf) Author(s): Thomas Sullivan et al Find book online Notes: 2009. LexisNexis. Required.
7873 - 1	16977	Int'l Law Writing Int'l Law Writing This course examines key ideas and approaches in published writing on international law and global justice. Guidance is provided for students on topic selection, developing arguments, research techniques, and linking advocacy and practical international lawyering to foundational thinking. The course is intended to be of help to students engaged in projects such as the Global Justice Think Tank or the Jessup Moot, as well as providing a strong grounding for students intending to write a journal paper or a graduation paper on an international topic in other Law School seminars.	KINGSBURY, BENEDICT	1	F	1:40pm - 2:35pm	BCNF	Cap: 20 Taken: Free:	Syllabus Books No Textbook Required Author(s): ISBN: Notes:
7874 - 1	16978	Ocean and Coastal Law Ocean and Coastal Law This course explores laws and policies that affect decisions on United States ocean and coastal resources. We examine statutes, regulations, attitudes, and cases that shape how the use, manage, and protect the coasts and oceans. Class discussion typically covers the interrelationship of habitat, wildlife, and land use, as well as issues concerning jurisdictional conflicts.	CRAIG, ROBIN	3	MT	7:35am - 9:00am	111	Cap: 32 Taken: Free:	Syllabus Books COASTAL AND OCEAN LAW: CASES AND MATERIALS Author(s): Joseph J. Kalo Find book online Notes: 3rd/2007. West. Required.
7875 - 1	17009	Partnership Tax Partnership Tax This course addresses taxation of partnerships and tax consequences of partnership. Topics typically covered include the tax consequences of partnership formation, partnership termination, distributions of money or property to partners, and consequences of sale or exchange of a partnership interest or of the death of a partner.	GRIMSHAW, RANDY MAURICE	2	W	3:15pm - 5:15pm	107	Cap: 65 Taken: Free:	Syllabus Books Federal Income Taxation of Corporations and Partnerships Author(s): Doernberg, et al. Find book online Notes: 4th/2008. Wolters Kluwer Law & Business. Required.
7878 - 1	17044	Counterterrorism Simulation Design Counterterrorism Simulation Design The Counterterrorism Simulation Design course provides a unique opportunity for students who have previously taken Global Perspectives on Counterterrorism to directly participate in creating simulations conducted in the Counterterrorism course. Students will research and write scenarios, facilitate student preparation for the simulation exercises conducted in the Counterterrorism course and lead simulation sessions. Scenarios address a wide-range of legal issues including constitutional law, criminal law, and international law. This graded course is two credits per semester (4 total credits for the year). A yearlong commitment is required. Prerequisite: Global Perspectives on Counterterrorism.	GUIORA, AMOS	2	H	5:30pm - 6:50pm	BCNF	Cap: 0 Taken: Free:	Syllabus Books No Textbook Required Author(s): ISBN: Notes:
7900 - 1	5501	Legal Profession Legal Profession The nature of the legal profession, with particular emphasis on the roles of lawyers and the ways in which those roles create legal, political, moral and personal conflicts. The Model Rules of Professional Conduct are studied. This course is required for graduation and may be taken in either the second or third year.	RICHARDS, WILLIAM R	3	WHF	1:40pm - 2:35pm	106	Cap: 100 Taken: Free:	Books Ethical Lawyering: Legal and Professional Responsibilities in the Practice of Law Author(s): Paul T. Hayden Find book online Notes: 2nd/2007. Thomson West. Required. Professional Responsibilities Standards & Statutes Author(s): John S. Dzienkowski Find book online Notes: 2012. West. Required.
7910 - 1	5502	International Law International Law This is the foundational international law course. Through the study of historical and contemporary issues, this course introduces the basic doctrines and institutions of public international law. Using these issues as a context for understanding how the international legal system operates, the course explores classical, modern, and contemporary doctrines and theories about international law. In addition to studying the substantive legal issues of self-determination, human rights and the law of war, the course will cover treaties and conventions; the development of customary law; and the role/identity of individuals, states and international organizations in the international legal system.	ANGHIE, ANTONY T	3	MT	10:45am - 12:10pm	BCNF	Cap: 45 Taken: Free:	Download Reading List Reading Books INTERNATIONAL LAW Author(s): David Wippman Find book online Notes: 3rd/2011. Wolters Kluwer Law & Business. Required.
7920 - 1	17000	Lawyering Skills Survey Lawyering Skills Survey The basic lawyering skills of interviewing, counseling, negotiating and problem-solving will be taught using videotaped demonstrations, role-playing exercises, students videotaped performances, discussions and reflective writing. During the academic year students should arrange to observe/engage in these lawyering skills in actual practice in order to reflect upon them. Such opportunities can be obtained through paid clerkships, the Pro Bono Initiative or appropriate Clinics (Civil, Criminal, Mediation). See Clinical Program Brochure for further information on live experiences and on clinic options.	PEARCE, JOHN A	3	MT	3:50pm - 5:15pm	BCNF	Cap: 20 Taken: Free:	Syllabus Books Essential Lawyering Skills, Interviewing, Counseling, and Persuasive Fact Analysis Author(s): Krieger and Neumann, Jr. Find book online Notes: 4th/2011. Aspen. Required.
7940 - 1	4924	Judicial Process Judicial Process Provides an opportunity for students to place their judicial clinic experiences in a broader context, and to explore their insights about courts in greater depth. The class looks at how judges make decisions by considering legal philosophy, brought to bear upon statutory, common law and constitutional interpretation. The course focuses on how judges are selected and how process affects decision-making. The course also considers how courts operate and current issues about the adversary process. PRE- OR CO- REQUISITE: Law 7950 Judicial Clinic Placement	CHRISTIANSEN, MICHELE MLADEJOVSKY	2	F	8:35am - 10:35am	BCNF	Cap: 40 Taken: Free:	Syllabus Books Judicial Politics: Readings from Judicature Author(s): Elliot E. Slotnick, Editor-3d Edition Find book online Notes: Copyright 2005 by CQ Press
7961 - 1		TEACHING ASSISTANT- Academic Support TEACHING ASSISTANT- Academic Support Students receive training in the skills of legal analysis and peer-teaching, including curriculum development, in conjunction with leading a small study group within one of the first year courses. (Graded 1st semester- 2; ungraded 2nd semester -2)	HILL, DAVID S	2	F	8:00am - 9:00am	105	Cap: 0 Taken: Free:	Syllabus Books No Textbook Required Author(s): ISBN: Notes:
7981 - 1		PUBLICATION- JLFS PUBLICATION- JLFS Selection required. One year commitment.	KESSLER, LAURA T	1	M	5:25pm - 6:25pm	105	Cap: 0 Taken: Free:	Books No Textbook Required Author(s): ISBN: Notes: Notes This is a year-long course, and requires the successful completion of BOTH Fall and Spring semester to receive credit; partial credit is not awarded, and enrolling for only one semester of this course is not an option.
7981 - 2		Utah Environmental Law Review Utah Environmental Law Review Selection required. One year commitment.	DAVIES, LINCOLN L	1	M	5:25pm - 6:25pm	107	Cap: 0 Taken: Free:	Notes This is a year-long course, and requires the successful completion of BOTH Fall and Spring semester to receive credit; partial credit is not awarded, and enrolling for only one semester of this course is not an option.
7981 - 3		PUBLICATION- Utah Law Review PUBLICATION- Utah Law Review Selection required. One year commitment.	WILDERMUTH, AMY TETER, MICHAEL JUSTIN	1	M	5:25pm - 6:25pm	106	Cap: 0 Taken: Free:	Books No Textbook Required Author(s): ISBN: Notes: Notes This is a year-long course, and requires the successful completion of BOTH Fall and Spring semester to receive credit; partial credit is not awarded, and enrolling for only one semester of this course is not an option.
7990 - 1		Criminal Process Criminal Process This year-long course includes lecture, discussion and problems to prepare students who are enrolled in the Criminal Clinic to handle criminal cases. It also explores the criminal justice system from various social science perspectives and the role of attorneys in that system. This course is open only to 3Ls who are concurrently enrolled in the year-long Criminal Clinic. See Clinical Program Brochure for more information on the Criminal Clinic. PREREQUISITES: Evidence, Trial Advocacy. RECOMMENDED: Criminal Procedure	CORUM, PATRICK WILLIAM FOJTIK, KARIN M	2	F	12:10pm - 1:35pm	111	Cap: 0 Taken: Free:	Syllabus Books No Textbook Required Author(s): ISBN: Notes: Notes This is a year-long course, and requires the successful completion of BOTH Fall and Spring semester to receive credit; partial credit is not awarded, and enrolling for only one semester of this course is not an option. For more information please contact Kay Shelton at clinical@law.utah.edu.