LAW7930
College of Law Special Topics: Origins of Federalism: From British Colonies to United States
2 Credit Hours
Summer 2027
Oxford, England
N/A
Oxford Law Program
Course Description
This course considers special legal areas not included elsewhere in the curriculum. Credit is determined by the instructor. Enrollment may be determined by the instructor. May be repeated for a maximum of four credit hours per course. May be repeated up to 99 times. May be repeated within the same term.
This course will have three elements: describing currently dissonant theories of originalist federalism, examining the legal-historical evidence supporting such theories, and addressing applications of such theories in modern case law.
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