LAW 3235 — Issues in Law and Public Policy

4 semester hoursUndergraduateLecture

Illustrates the roles of courts, agencies, legislatures, citizen movements, and nonprofit organizations in law and policy through case studies. Explores how businesses and advocacy groups use legal tools and other approaches to achieve their goals. Considers how law can be used to right past wrongs and how grassroots activities can fight injustice. Focuses on a range of issues.

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