LAW G422:
Introduction to the American Legal System (International LLM)
Fall 2020 • Section 21
Course Description
This Course is intended to provide the student from a non-common law background with an introduction to the basic concepts, structures and institutions of the American Legal System. Topics to be covered include: historical origins of the common law system; common law method; the structure of the United States government, Federal and State; the Constitution; judicial review, structure, organization and operations of courts in the United States, civil litigation, case analysis and precedent: the legislative branch: statutes and legislative history; the executive branch: administrative law; an introduction to basic contract law principles and an introduction to basic principles of tort law.
Schedule
| Day/Time | Location | Note |
|---|---|---|
| M/W 3:45-5:00 PM | Online Meeting | Asynchronously Online |
Registration Info
Registration Notes
Fall 2020: This course will be taught Asynchronously. Open to International LLM students only. Shown here for informational purposes.