LAW 9602 - Current Developments in Law

This course allows the Law School to offer specialized seminars in response to new developments and current legal trends. The course is used by faculty members to present specialized topics, in a seminar format, such as “homeland security,” current issues in health law, and “stand your ground laws,” etc., that may be taught on an irregular basis. It allows the Law School to supplement its usual offerings in a new area without committing to a permanent course. A course offered under this course number may not be offered more than two times. Depending upon the course, there may be a traditional final exam or a paper or a project to determine a student’s final grade. Credit(s): 2 or 4