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Overview
I. Substantive Due Process Thur., Aug. 23 – First Hour: Overview. Prepare Book at
Chapter 1. We will use the exercise at the end of the chapter to
introduce ourselves to some fundamental concepts and
terminology. Second Hour: Objective Theory of Assent. Prepare
Book at Chapter 2, Sections I-II.
August 29
For the first class on Thursday August 23, please read Warren & Westbrook pp. 1 – 31, and do Problems 1.2 through 1.6 on pages 29-31. You will also need to review Arizona’s usury, bad check and consumer credit reporting statutes, which are posted on the Blackboard site. You should gain a general understanding of what these acts regulate but you will not be tested on their details.
This course will be taught by doing the problems rather than case law analysis, so for the classroom discussion to be understandable and useful it is essential that you actually do the assigned problems in advance of each class.
Any questions, email me at randy_haines@azb.uscourts.gov during business hours Monday through Thursday or at rhaines@wydebeam.com at other times (or use both).
A complete syllabus is available on the course blackboard site.
Assignment for first class, August 23
Required books
Reading Assignment
This is a writing seminar. As stated in the course description, each student is required to write an extended critique of one of the canonical writings (of the student’s choice) around which the course is built and apply his or her critique to a doctrinal issue or case(s). In many respects your paper is the focus of the course for you. By perusing the text you may get an early idea of a topic. While the notion is to concentrate on one of the canonical authors, as we encounter additional authors during the semester you may want to draw contrasts with another. I tend to be rather deferential and non-directive regarding what a student wishes to write about, especially if a student has a well thought out idea that he or she is passionate about. The earlier you start thinking about your paper the better. I will be available as soon as the semester begins for discussions with students on possible paper topics – just contact me by email to schedule a meeting.
You also may want to obtain a copy of ACADEMIC LEGAL WRITING by Eugene Volokh (Foundation Press, 4th ed., 2010). This is a short paperback available in the bookstore, through the Internet, and on reserve in the library. See also Readings: The first day of class we will consider the general questions: In doing the readings, think about the following questions: Reading assignment DEMOCRACY AND INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTIONS (August 29 Readings) a) Robert Dahl. "Can International Organizations be Democratic? A Skeptic's View." In Democracy's Edges 19-36 b) Joseph S. Nye, Jr., "Globalization’s Democratic Deficit," 80 Foreign Affairs (July-August 2001) 121-125 c) Robert Keohane, Stephen Macedo and Andrew Moravscik, “Democracy Enhancing Multilateralism” International Organization (2009) 63:1-31.
http://www.public.asu.edu/~mjwhite/Jurisprudence.html
The first class will focus on a general overview of the role of jurors in the trial process, rules of civil procedure applicable to jury trials, a general discussion of the jury selection process, as well as various topics presented by the required textbook reading assignment. The required textbook for this class is Jeffrey T. Frederick, Mastering Voir Dire and Jury Selection - Gain an Edge in Questioning and Selecting Your Jury (Third Edition).
First Class Textbook Reading Assignment:
Chapter 1 - The Voir Dire and Jury Selection Setting (Pages 1-12) and Chapter 2 - Juror’s Backgrounds, Experiences and Opinions (Pages 13-41)
Legal Method and Writing, Sixth Edition by Charles Calleros
Chapters 1 & 6
Recommended Reading:
Calleros: Chapters 3, 4, 5, & 7 for background on different types of law, understanding how precedent is used, and case briefing
August 24 - Introduction to Tort Liability
Read pp. 1-24. We will not specifically discuss at this time the materials on pages 9-17 (The Litigation Process) but will refer to them throughout the semester.
Read for background Chapter I (pp. 1-29) of the main text: M. Franklin, R. Rabin, & M.
Green, TORT LAW AND ALTERNATIVES - CASES & MATERIALS (9th ed. 2011). Read also in this text Chapter II, pp. 30-39. We will begin the class discussion with the case of Brown v. Kendall, 6 Cush. (60 Mass.) 292 (1850) at p. 35.
The assignment for the first week of class (week of August 20) in the anthology, Saul
Levmore and Catherine M. Sharkey, FOUNDATIONS OF TORT LAW (2d ed. 2009), is to read the
Preface and the following excerpt:
Guido Calabresi, The Costs of Accidents: A Legal and Economic Analysis (1970) (pp. 2-12)
N.B.: Please reserve two dates, Mondays, Oct. 29 and Nov. 19, each from 1:30–3:30 in Rm. 116, for possible make-up classes in case one or two regularly scheduled classes have to be cancelled and rescheduled, as to be announced during the semester.
2012 Fall
Academic Support Program (Rosen) SL# LAW-519 011
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
ADR and Employment Law (Meyerson) SL# 87579 LAW-662 001
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Adv Legal Research (Difelice) SL# 75322 LAW-736 001
Before the first class, read: Ellie Margolis, “Authority without Borders,” 41 Seton Hall Law Review 909 (2011)
Adv Legal Writing: Int'l Comm. Arb. (Calleros) SL# 72267 LAW-791 015
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Adv Research: LSI – Emerging Tech (Marchant) SL# 82917 LAW-791 027
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Adv Research: LSI – Info Com Tech (Abbott) SL# 88385 LAW-791 030
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Adv Research: LSI – Personalized Medicine (Marchant) SL# 88384 LAW-791 029
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Adv Research: LSI - Public Health (Hodge Jr.) SL# 79052 LAW-791 026
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Adv Research: LSI – Sustainability (Mayes) SL# 83175 LAW-791 028
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Advanced Criminal Procedure (Sands;Wilkinson) SL# 82603 LAW-610 001
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Antitrust (James) SL# 88542 LAW-601 001
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Appellate Advocacy (Holst) SL# 76686 LAW-691 009
A Practical Guide to Appellate Advocacy, Third Edition by Mary Beth Beazley
Bar Prep Workshop (Noreuil) SL# 78876 LAW-791 020
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Biotech Licensing & Litigation (Burns) SL# 82800 LAW-791 023
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Business Immigration (Duran) SL# 72227 LAW-691 005
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Business Organizations (Lynk) SL# 72244 LAW-654 001
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Business Organizations (Forst) SL# 82693 LAW-654 002
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Civil Justice Clinic (Dauber) SL# 72249 LAW-773 001
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Civil Procedure (Dauber) SL# 72222 LAW-518 001
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Civil Procedure (O'Grady) SL# 72223 LAW-518 002
For our first class, read Article III, Section 2 of the U.S. Constitution, Article IV, Section 1 of the U.S. Constitution, and Section 1 of the Fourteenth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. The U.S. Constitution is in your supplement. In addition, read pages 1-12 and 59-64 of Yeazell, Civil Procedure, 8th Edition.
Civil Procedure (Lynk) SL# 72224 LAW-518 003
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Community Property (Matheson) SL# 72234 LAW-624 001
Materials:Ratner, Arizona Marital Property (2006) (duplicated); Supplement
All assignments are subject to change, upon notice given in class.
Class 1: Introduction - 1-22; (Review 23-34); Existence of the Community - 564-578; Presumptions - 35-48.
Constitutional Law II (Matheson) SL# 72235 LAW-625 001
Casebook: Sullivan and Gunther, Constitutional Law (17th ed. 2010); 2012 Supplement.
All assignments are subject to change, upon notice given in class.
Class 1: Introduction; 375-389; 363-74; Supp. 29-35
Consumer Protection Law (Feigal Jr.) SL# 80462 LAW-394 003
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Contracts (Rose) SL# 72216 LAW-515 001
First day of class, Thursday, August 23, 2012
Please read Farnsworth, Young, Sanger, Cohen, & Brooks,, Contracts: Cases & Materials (7th ed. 2008), pp. v, 1-40.
The first class will begin with an introduction to contract law and its study in the first year of law school. Pages v & 1- 29 should be read as background for that discussion, but those pages will not be discussed directly. After the introductory discussion, we will turn to the first case, Hamer v. Sidway, pp. 29-40, which will be discussed directly.
I will use Blackboard from time to time. I will use it to e-mail you and will occasionally post announcements there. Also I will post documents on Blackboard for you to use and read. Please check Blackboard periodically.
Contracts (Calleros) SL# 72217 LAW-515 002
Prior to School – Course Information – Read the syllabus at pp. iii-
vi. By Aug. 30, return the questionnaire on pp. vii-viii according to
instructions at bottom of pg. viii. Read CB at ii (Foreword).
Purchase our e-book according to the instructions in the course
description above, also found in the announcements of our course
web site. You may also purchase a non-mandatory hard copy in
the law school copy center.
Contracts (Gubler) SL# 72218 LAW-515 003
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Copyright Law (Clinton) SL# 76682 LAW-646 001
The books for Copyright Law are Alfred C. Yen and Joseph P. Liu, Copyright Law: Essential Cases and Materials (2d ed. West) and either the Statutory Supplement to the casebook. The instructor has also made available in the Course Documents section of the course Blackboard site, a complete copy of the Copyright Act of 1976, as amended through December, 2011, derived from the Copyright Office website which can be used in place of the Supplement. The casebook may be supplemented with cases posted in the same area as needed. All reading assignments are posted in the Assignment Calendar and are aspirational. All students should carefully review, dissect, and analyze any and all statutory provisions cited in the casebook or any of the assigned cases. While separate assignments are not being made to specific statutory provisions, all students should undertake the responsibility to review the applicable statutes as they read the cases, just as any diligent practitioner would do.
The assignment for the first day of class is to read the Syllabus on the Course Documents section of the Blackboard site and pages 1-14 of the Yen & Liu casebook.
After the Syllabus and assignment sheet were prepared, a new nutshell-type book on copyright law came across my desk which I recommend (but do not require) as supplemental reading for the course. The book is Jane C. Ginsburg and Robert A. Gorman, Copyright Law (Foundation Press 2012), which is part of the Foundation Press Concepts and Insights Series. Since the book was published too late for this purpose, no order for it was placed with the bookstores. A link to Amazon's page for the book is available in the announcements section of the course Blackboard site.
Creative Writing for Lawyers (Feeney) SL# 72263 LAW-791 011
Class will meet on the following eight days:
September 19 and 26
October 3, 10 and 31
November 7 and 28
Creditor Remedies (1st 6-week session) (Spurlock;Anderson) SL# 88449 LAW-791 A06
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Criminal Practice Clinic (Zettler) SL# 72250 LAW-774 001
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Criminal Procedure (Hessick) SL# 72230 LAW-604 001
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Criminal Procedure (Popko) SL# 88277 LAW-604 002
For our first class on Monday, August 27, please read pages 494-500 from the Saltzburg & Capra text.
If you want to read ahead for our second class, Wednesday, August 29, please read pages 30-40 from the same text and read the opinions in California v. Greenwood which are on the course's Blackboard site.
Critical Race Theory (Tsosie) SL# 88281 LAW-725 001
Assignment for August 27
also posted under Assignments)Topic: Introduction to Critical Race Theory
Readings: See Blackboard for handout links.
Perea, Delgado casebook (2d ed. 2007): pp. 1-4; 1259-69
Handout #1:
Brown, Critical Race Theory, pp. 1-12
Crenshaw, Critical Race Theory: The Key Writings that Formed the Movement, Introduction, pp. xiii-xxxii.
Assignment:
Please read the above materials prior to class. During class, we will set up the framework for Critical Race Theory (Brown), explore the history of intellectual thought behind CRT (Crenshaw), and discuss the experiential nature of CRT (Montoya’s essay in Perea, Delgado).
To participate in the experiential exercise, please write a short essay (1-3 pages) that tells a story that you have experienced about race during your education. The point of this assignment is to assess whether race is relevant in the educational institutions of our society. To get started, you might want to think about the following questions:
(1 (1) Has the issue of race ever come up for you in your educational experience (including law school, undergraduate, high school, or elementary school)? This can be a situation that was personal to you, something that you observed (for example, a speaker and the audience reaction to the speaker or conduct that you witnessed toward another student), or a policy issue that was being implemented (i.e. affirmative action in admissions).
(2 (2) Please identify the issue and describe your reaction to the experience. Did it change anything about the way that you thought or behaved up until then?
Note: If you have never had a personal experience with the concept of race during your educational process, please offer your reactions to the broader question of whether you believe that “race” is a viable concept within contemporary society, and if so, whether you believe that race is relevant in the educational institutions of our society.
All students will turn in the short essay after class. This is not a research project and you will receive full points just for thinking and writing about your experience or perspectives.
Cultural Resources (Humetewa) SL# 88322 LAW-723 001
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
DC Externship (Askland) SL# 78874 LAW-785 002
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Debtor/Creditor & Bankruptcy Law (Haines) SL# 72243 LAW-653 001
The textbook is Warren & Westbrook, The Law of Debtors and Creditors (6th ed., Aspen 2009). You will also need to order the January 2012 Edition of the Annotated Mini-Code Mini-Rules, Western Circuits Edition (2012) from www.awhfy.com. The list price is $85 but it’s half price if you check the box that you are a law student (which is why I have you order it yourself rather than selling it through the book stores). Place your order right away but you won’t actually need the book until the Sept. class, and you should bring it to class on that day and every day thereafter.
Decedent's Estates (Becker) SL# 72233 LAW-618 001
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Estate and Gift Tax (Becker) SL# 72232 LAW-611 001
For the first class on Thursday, August 23, please be prepared by reading pages 3-22 in Federal Taxation of Wealth Transfers: Cases and Problems.
Ethics & Gov't Practice (Askland) SL# 88436 LAW-791 032
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Evidence (Bartels) SL# 72231 LAW-605 001
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Externship (Barnes) SL# 72253 LAW-785 001
There will be two mandatory classes for first time externs only. The first class, “Boot Camp Class” will be held on August 24th from 1p to 5p in Room 105. The second class, “Café Conversations” will be held on September 28th from 4p to 6p at the Memorial Union, Room #236.
Fact Investigation I (Bartels) SL# 78960 LAW-791 024
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
FDA Regulation (Feigal Jr.;Morris;Shire) SL# 82624 LAW-667 001
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Federal Advocacy for the Tribal Client (Gover;Artman) SL# 88268 LAW-791 A04
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Federal Crimes (Hessick) SL# 72229 LAW-691 008
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Federal Income Taxation (Kahng) SL# 82600 LAW-606 001
Federal Income Taxation
Fall 2012
Professor Kahng
(1) Graetz & Schenk, Federal Income Taxation, Principles and Policies (6th ed. 2009), ISBN-10: 1599414171 | ISBN-13: 978-1599414171
If you buy a used copy of this book, please make sure to purchase the 6th edition.
(2) Selected Federal Taxation Statutes & Regulations, June 2011 ed., Lathrope editor, West, ISBN-10: 0314266828 | ISBN-13: 978-0314266828
If purchasing a used copy of this book, it is fine to buy an earlier version (e.g., 2010) or the newest version (2013).
Read pages 1-12 and 28-41 of the casebook, and be prepared to discuss in class.
Skim pages 56-88. This material provides an overview of the tax system. We won’t specifically discuss it during our first class. You may wish to re-read it at the end of the semester.
Federal Indian Law I (Tsosie) SL# 72236 LAW-632 001
First Class Assignment (Monday Aug. 27)Posted on: Monday, August 20, 2012
First Class Assignment (Monday Aug. 27):
Welcome to Federal Indian Law I. The first class explores various political models of tribal-federal relations, offering a contemporary example (the Cherokee Freedmen case) and starting our study of the foundational cases in Federal Indian Law that came to define the status of “ domestic dependent nation.”
Please read the recent news article from the Tulsa World “Department of Interior makes counterclaim in lawsuit over Cherokee Nation freedmen descendants”
Link to news article:
http://www.tulsaworld.com/news/article.aspx?subjectid=11&articleid=20120703_11_A9_ULNSbr851617
Also read pages 1-12 and 44-61 of Casebook.
The course syllabus and schedule of assignments is posted on Blackboard and hard copies will be distributed in class.
Genetics and the Law (Marchant) SL# 76680 LAW-617 001
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Gideon Fellowship (Ames) SL# 72262 LAW-791 010
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Health Law and Policy (Hodge Jr.) SL# 75320 LAW-650 001
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Healthcare Entrepreneurship-Classroom Component (Menkhus) SL# 72255 LAW-791 002
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Healthcare Entrepreneurship-Clinic Component (Shufeldt) SL# 76736 LAW-791 003
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
High Technology Licensing (Noblitt) SL# 72264 LAW-791 012
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Human Trafficking Seminar (Otis) SL# 72270 LAW-791 018
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Ideas of the First Amendment (Winer) SL# 72266 LAW-791 014
The Text for the class is, appropriately enough, IDEAS OF THE FIRST AMENDMENT by Vincent Blasi (Thomson-West 2nd ed. 2012). For the first class, read in this text the Preface (pp. v -vii) and Ch. 1, Introduction, pp. 1-33. Please be prepared to discuss this material. For those who may wish to read ahead, after the first week my inclination is to SKIP Ch. 2 on Milton and go to Ch. 3 on Madison.
Immigration Law (Cruz) SL# 88351 LAW-706 001
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Immigration Law & Policy Clinic (Cruz) SL# 87583 LAW-778 001
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Independent Study () SL# 72251 LAW-781 001
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Indian Legal Clinic (Ferguson-Bohnee) SL# 75318 LAW-776 001
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Innovation Adv. Legal Clinic (Client Component) (Menkhus) SL# 72254 LAW-791 001
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Innovation Advancement Legal Clinic (Menkhus) SL# 75321 LAW-777 001
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Insurance Bad Faith Litigation (1st 6-week session) (Everroad) SL# 88374 LAW-791 A05
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
International Arbitration (2nd 6-week session) (Nadeau) SL# 88272 LAW-791 B03
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
International Human Rights Law (Rothenberg) SL# 88372 LAW-709 001
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Int'l Environmental Law (Bodansky) SL# 78877 LAW-791 021
•What is international environmental law?
•What are the different ways of studying it?
•What do you consider to be the most serious sustainability problems in the world today?
Why do you think these problems are particularly serious?
•What criteria of seriousness are you using?
•What makes a sustainability problem "international" in nature? When are international measures necessary or appropriate?
•For each of the problems you identified above, what is the nature of the “problem”? What prevents a solution from being reached?
•What role can international law play in solving sustainability problems? Why might states agree to international solutions?
•Bodansky, Art & Craft of International Environmental Law, ch. 1
•Casebook pp.1-14
Int'l Institutions (Gartner) SL# 72228 LAW-691 007
Intro Corp Tax & Policy (Sage) SL# 81458 LAW-394 011
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Introduction to Law & Economics (Depianto) SL# 88327 LAW-739 001
Hello and welcome to law and economics. I'm excited to meet you all Monday. Until then, here's the first set of readings: Chapters 1 and 2 of the Cooter and Ulen Text, pp. 1-14, 18-26 (Section IV), 33-37 (Section VII), 38-43 (IXa-IXc).
For those familiar with economics, much of this will be review; for those who aren't as familiar, I understand that there are a lot of new concepts contained in the reading. During the first day of class, I will dedicate as much time as we need to review (and, if necessary, we can use the following class to continue). I will also make clear which concepts are most important. And – for people who recoil at the mere sight of numbers and graphs (“I came to law school to avoid math!”) – rest assured that the quantitative aspects of this class will be very accessible.
Jurimetrics Journal (Chodorow) SL# 72247 LAW-771 001
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Jurisprudence (White) SL# 88319 LAW-616 001
Material re: Dred Scott v. Sandford and article on Nuremberg Trials by former Associate Justice Robert. Jackson. See material on course website.
Jury Selection (2nd 6-week session) (Sandweg;Slack;Palumbo) SL# 88269 LAW-791 B01
First Class Topics and Textbook Reading Assignment
Juvenile Law (Stanton) SL# 78881 LAW-635 001
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Land Use Proceedings (2nd 6-week session) (Lagarde;Gross) SL# 88275 LAW-791 B05
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Law & the Arts (Stanton) SL# 78875 LAW-791 019
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Law Journal (Hessick) SL# 72246 LAW-770 001
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Law, Culture & Community (Herbert) SL# 86549 LAW-294 006
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Law, Culture & Community (Sage) SL# 86550 LAW-294 007
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Legal Method & Writing (Noreuil) SL# 72209 LAW-519 001
Read Calleros Chapter 6;
Prepare Calleros Ex. 6-1 & 6-2
Read Herrera Chapter 1
Legal Method & Writing (Carter) SL# 72210 LAW-519 002
Please read Chapters One and Six in the Calleros text. You do not need to formally complete the included exercises, but please be generally familar with the fact patterns and issues. I also recommend that you review Chapters 2-5 & 7 in the Calleros text as these build on our conversation during orientation.
Legal Method & Writing (Stinson) SL# 72211 LAW-519 003
Welcome to Legal Method & Writing! The assigned reading for our first class session (Thursday, Aug. 23) is Pollman, et. al, Chapters 1-3 (pages 3-20).
If you would like to read ahead (the class is front-end loaded in terms of reading), the reading for our second class (Thursday, Aug. 30) is Pollman Chapters 4-5 and Herrera pages 3-18 & 31-50.
In addition, we will have a make-up class on Friday, Aug. 31 from 10:00 - 11:55 a.m.; the reading for that class is Pollman Chapter 6.
I look forward to meeting you all during Orientation!
Legal Method & Writing (Holst) SL# 72212 LAW-519 004
Required Reading:
Legal Method & Writing (Carter) SL# 72213 LAW-519 005
Please read Chapters One and Six in the Calleros text. You do not need to formally complete the included exercises, but please be generally familar with the fact patterns and issues. I also recommend that you review Chapters 2-5 & 7 in the Calleros text as these build on our conversation during orientation.
Legal Method & Writing (Sperling) SL# 72214 LAW-519 006
Read Chapters 1-3 in Legal Writing: Examples & Explanations, by Terrill Pollman, Judy Stinson, et al.
Read the article “How not to Talk to Your Kids” from New York Magazine, accessed through this link: http://nymag.com/news/features/27840/
Legal Method & Writing (Langenfeld) SL# 72215 LAW-519 007
For Wednesday's class, you have three reading assignments:
(1) Please read the handout from Orientation. We will use it for an in-class exercise on Wednesday about analogical reasoning.
(2) Please read Chapters 1 and 6 in the Calleros text.
(3) Please read pages 1-8 and 63-64 in the Course Supplement. The Course Supplement is available at the Copy Center in the lower level of the law school classroom building.
Hope you enjoyed orientation, and see you next week!
Legal Method & Writing (Herrera) SL# 76671 LAW-519 008
For our first class meeting on Friday, 8/24, please read Chapter 6 in the Calleros textbook (you may skip the exercises for now). Also, read the Herrera Supplement handouts that I will distribute in orientation on 8/20 and post on our class Blackboard site after orientation. I look forward to working with you this semester!
Legal Method & Writing (Sperling) SL# 76672 LAW-519 009
Read Chapters 1-3 in Legal Writing: Examples & Explanations, by Terrill Pollman, Judy Stinson, et al.
Read the article “How not to Talk to Your Kids” from New York Magazine, accessed through this link: http://nymag.com/news/features/27840/
Legal Method & Writing (Herrera) SL# 82642 LAW-519 010
For our first class meeting on Friday, 8/24, please read Chapter 6 in the Calleros textbook (you may skip the exercises for now). Also, read the Herrera Supplement handouts that I will distribute in orientation on 8/20 and post on our class Blackboard site after orientation. I look forward to working with you this semester!
Lisa Foundation Patent Law Clinic (Gross) SL# 72256 LAW-791 004
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Lisa Foundation Patent Law Clinic (Patent Licensing) (Gross) SL# 72257 LAW-791 005
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Mediation Clinic (Facciola;Hinshaw) SL# 76678 LAW-775 001
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Nanotechnology (Marchant) SL# 88278 LAW-607 001
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Natural Resources Clinic (Feller) SL# 72258 LAW-791 006
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Natural Resources Law (Feller) SL# 82607 LAW-639 001
Our first class meeting will be on Thursday, August 23, at 3:30 PM in Room 114.
The casebook is Coggins, Wilkinson, Leshy & Fischman, Federal Public Land and Resources Law (6th ed. 2007).
For the first class, please read the following pages from the casebook: 1–29, 48-58, and 64-69.
Negotiation (Schrage) SL# 76677 LAW-733 001
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Patent Law (Fellmeth) SL# 76681 LAW-645 001
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Persuasive Speech (1st 6-week session) (Goodwin;Barnard) SL# 88266 LAW-791 A02
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Post-Conviction Clinic (Popko) SL# 72259 LAW-791 007
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Practical Issues in Immigration Law (Cruz) SL# 82723 LAW-791 022
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Privacy, Gov't & Emerging Technologies (Askland) SL# 88435 LAW-791 031
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Private Property Rights (Birnbaum) SL# 88320 LAW-657 001
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Products Liability Seminar (Grey) SL# 88323 LAW-734 001
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Professional Legal Writing (MLS) (Detwiller Digiacomo) SL# 78880 LAW-596 001
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Professional Liability Litigation (1st 6-week session) (Rayes;Tryon) SL# 88267 LAW-791 A03
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Professional Responsibility (Stuart) SL# 72239 LAW-638 001
We will not have class on Friday, August 24. The first class will be held on Friday, August 31, and will provide an introduction to Professional Responsibility.
Professional Responsibility (Cohen) SL# 72240 LAW-638 002
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Professional Responsibility (O'Grady) SL# 72241 LAW-638 003
For our first class, on Monday August 27, read from the Gillers book: Preface to Students (xxii) and pages 1-26. In addition, (1) skim the model rules of professional responsibility (in your supplement), (2) skim the website of the Arizona State Bar at www.azbar.org, and (3) peruse the website of a law firm of your choice and click on an attorney’s email address from the website, as if you were a potential client with a question for the attorney. Take note of what happens, if anything, before you are permitted to write and send an email. (Do not actually send an email to a lawyer unless you need one.)
Professional Responsibility (Schatzki) SL# 82692 LAW-638 004
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Prosecuting Trademark Applications (2nd 6-week session) (Claus) SL# 88273 LAW-791 B04
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Public Defender Clinic (Lowrance) SL# 72248 LAW-772 001
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Public Int'l Law (Fellmeth) SL# 76706 LAW-615 001
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Real Estate Foreclosure (1st 6-week session) (Wilk) SL# 88265 LAW-791 A01
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Religion & the Constitution (Kader) SL# 88321 LAW-712 001
For our first class Thursday, August 24, read Chapter One from our casebook. A syllabus for the entire semester will be available by our first class. [That syllabus will assign all of Chapter Two -- a 100 plus page history chapter, in which we will only cover in class a portion. However, I encourage all to read this valuable background material, despite limited class coverage, and so announce that assignment now to provide more time for its attention.]
Research Methods in Int'l Law (Difelice) SL# 82626 LAW-691 010
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Review (Rosen) SL# LAW-000
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Ruth V. McGregor Family Protection Clinic (Buel) SL# 72260 LAW-791 008
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Separation of Powers (Bales) SL# 76674 LAW-691 001
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Spec. Topics in Emp. Discrim (Kramer) SL# 78888 LAW-630 001
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Sports Law (Jay) SL# 82630 LAW-715 001
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Supreme Court Seminar (Weinstein) SL# 88282 LAW-745 001
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Tax Controversies (Chodorow) SL# 88383 LAW-691 014
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Teaching Assistant () SL# 79429 LAW-735 002
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Technology in the Courtroom (2nd 6-week session) (Ricketts;Williams) SL# 88332 LAW-791 B06
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
The Global Legal Community (Herbert) SL# 86582 LAW-394 004
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
The Litigation Experience (Flood;Booker) SL# 88335 LAW-780 002
The reading assignment and skills exercise for Week 1 (Aug 27 - 31), as well as links to biographical information about the August 27 lecturers, have been posted in the Week 1 Folder in Content on the blackboard. FOR YOUR INITIAL SKILLS SESSION ON AUGUST 23 OR 24, please review the explanation of the Week 1 skills exercise to be performed the following week.
The Litigation Experience (Zweig;Harrison) SL# 88336 LAW-780 003
The reading assignment and skills exercise for Week 1 (Aug 27 - 31), as well as links to biographical information about the August 27 lecturers, have been posted in the Week 1 Folder in Content on the blackboard. FOR YOUR INITIAL SKILLS SESSION ON AUGUST 23 OR 24, please review the explanation of the Week 1 skills exercise to be performed the following week.
The Litigation Experience (Zimmerman;McKee) SL# 88337 LAW-780 004
The reading assignment and skills exercise for Week 1 (Aug 27 - 31), as well as links to biographical information about the August 27 lecturers, have been posted in the Week 1 Folder in Content on the blackboard. FOR YOUR INITIAL SKILLS SESSION ON AUGUST 23 OR 24, please review the explanation of the Week 1 skills exercise to be performed the following week.
The Litigation Experience (Verdier;Beauchamp) SL# 88338 LAW-780 005
The reading assignment and skills exercise for Week 1 (Aug 27 - 31), as well as links to biographical information about the August 27 lecturers, have been posted in the Week 1 Folder in Content on the blackboard. FOR YOUR INITIAL SKILLS SESSION ON AUGUST 23 OR 24, please review the explanation of the Week 1 skills exercise to be performed the following week.
The Moral Leader (Cabot) SL# 76675 LAW-691 003
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Topics in Bankruptcy Law (Curley) SL# 72226 LAW-691 004
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Torts (Kader) SL# 72219 LAW-517 001
our first class Friday, August 25, read Chapter One from our casebook. We will focus upon HAMMONTREE (and possibly get to the two vicarious liability cases). A syllabus for the entire semester will be available by our first class.
Torts (Grey) SL# 72220 LAW-517 002
Text: Tort Law and Alternatives, Marc A. Franklin & Robert L. Rabin (Foundation Press, 9th ed.)
Torts (Winer) SL# 72221 LAW-517 003
Please pick up from my Administrative Assistant, Ms. Vera Hamer-Sonn in Rm. 267, a copy of James Boyd White’s essay, The Study of Law as an Intellectual Activity: A Talk to Entering Students (1985). Read this essay as a general introduction to law school.
Torts (Demaine) SL# 88519 LAW-517 004
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Trade Secrets & Restrictive Covenants (Gibson) SL# 72225 LAW-691 002
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Trial Advocacy (Sands) SL# 72245 LAW-738 001
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Trial Advocacy (Cabot) SL# 82632 LAW-738 002
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Truman Young Fellowship (Ames) SL# 72261 LAW-791 009
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Undergrad Course Justice & Law (Sigler) SL# 81538 LAW-310 001
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Undergraduate Course (Murphy) SL# 89114 LAW-420 001
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
US Law and Legal Analysis (MLS) (Holsman Tetreault) SL# 78879 LAW-581 001
See Blackboard Site
Victims in Criminal Procedure (Twist) SL# 72265 LAW-791 013
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Water Law (Larson) SL# 72242 LAW-643 001
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
Writing for Law Practice (Langenfeld) SL# 82644 LAW-626 001
Please make sure you have bought both of the assigned books (Martineau & Salerno, and Bridges & Schiess). There is no reading assigned for our first class meeting. See you Tuesday afternoon.
Writing TA (Herrera) SL# 75325 LAW-735 001
No first class assignment posted at this time. Please check the site again at a later date.
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