Environmental Law in the Supreme Court Seminar
Professor Richard Lazarus
J.D. Seminar 221 | 2 credit hours

    This seminar will explore the role of the United States Supreme Court in the shaping of the nation's environmental and natural resources laws. Students will review and discuss some of the most significant Supreme Court rulings and Justices, beginning with the nation's early years and extending to current times and issues now before the Court. The seminar will also examine the role of advocacy before the Court in environmental cases. Readings will include legal scholarship on the Court's environmental law precedent, the Court's opinions, and in-depth examination of the briefs and oral arguments in significant environmental law Supreme Court cases.

Course No. Cr. Faculty Days/Times  
Spring 2010 Schedule
LAWG-221-08
(CRN #: 17371)
2 Lazarus R
   T  1:20 -3:20
Paper
LAWJ-221-05
(CRN #: 17224)
3 Lazarus R
   T  1:20 -3:20
WR
LAWJ-221-08
(CRN #: 17225)
2 Lazarus R
   T  1:20 -3:20
Paper
 
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Prerequisite Courses:
Recommended: The survey environmental law class is recommended but not a prerequisite for the seminar.

Notes:
     This course requires a paper. J.D. students must register for the 3 credit section of the course if they wish to write a paper fulfilling the J.D. Upperclass Legal Writing Requirement. The paper requirements of the 2 credit section will not fulfill the J.D. Upperclass Legal Writing Requirement.

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