LAW 0855:
Doctrines, Methods and Strategies in Public Interest Litigation
Spring 2027 • Section To Be Determined
• CRN 11780
Course Description
This writing seminar explores the doctrinal, practical, and ethical issues that frequently arise in public interest lawyering. Through case studies, hypotheticals, and guest lectures by practicing attorneys, students will learn how principles of constitutional law, civil procedure, and other legal doctrines impact who can sue, be sued, and what kinds of relief can be obtained through public interest litigation. The course will also investigate some of the practical and ethical challenges confronting public interest lawyers.
Schedule
| Day/Time | Location |
|---|---|
| Th 1:10-3:00 PM | TBA |
Registration Info
Registration Notes
For SP27 registration purposes, students will temporarily use CRN 11780 (Public Interest Law) to register this course. A new CRN is being created through the course inventory system. Students will be transferred into a new CRN at a later date for the proper course.
Book List/Materials
Materials To Be Announced