PHILOS 254A
Legal Theory Workshop
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Seminar, three hours. Course 254A is requisite to 254B. Students engage with work in progress on philosophical issues in law of leading scholars from around country. Presentation of works in progress by visiting scholars every two weeks. Study by students of papers to be presented to gain background in relevant topics and to be prepared for speakers’ presentations. Presentation of student papers to class for discussion. Substantial analytical paper required. Concurrently scheduled with Law 555. In Progress grading (credit to be given only on completion of course 254B).
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