Law and Literature Seminar - LAWW 61182

Credits Hours: 2

This course is intended to enable and encourage students to explore the relationships among law, jurisprudence, literature, and life. Students read fiction, non-fiction and poetry—contemporary and classical; discuss and examine jurisprudential concepts as they relate to everyday life; and develop skills that will make them better lawyers. (Formerly LAWB 6211)

Required: Elective
Fulfills these Designated Graduation Requirements: Policy and Perspective