LAW 684

Spring 2005 All Classes

All Classes

Credit: 3 OR 4 hours.

(LAW 386) Examination of the relationship of federal courts to other organs of federal government and to the states, including an analysis of cases dealing with congressional control over jurisdiction, federal review of state court decisions (including the relationship between state and federal substantive and procedural law), and application of law to fact; the scope of the federal question of jurisdiction in federal courts; abstention; federal injunctions of state criminal proceedings; and problems of justiciability, advisory opinions, and mootness.

3 professional hours. 4 graduate hours.

LAW 684 class schedule data for spring 2005
CRN Type Section Time Day Location Instructor Section Details
35977
Lecture-Discussion
A
10:30AM -11:45AM
MT
Law Building
Pfander, J
Part of Term:
LF
Date Range:
01/18/05-05/04/05
Credit:
3 hours
Restriction(s):
Restricted to Law or Law major(s).
42020
Lecture
G
10:30AM -11:45AM
MT
Law Building
Pfander, J
Part of Term:
LF
Date Range:
01/18/05-05/04/05
Credit:
4 hours
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