PHIL 105 - Introduction to Philosophy of Law and Legal Ethics

Summer 2013, Section 002 - 3.0 Credits
Schedule Number 231484
Satisfies: General Education - Humanities Courses (GH)

Important Dates

Reg Period: 2/4/2013 - 5/20/2013
First Day of Class: 5/13/2013
End of Class: 8/7/2013

Course Description

Historical and contemporary philosophies of law; concepts of responsibility, property, rights, and justice; and ethical issues in legal practice.

Prerequisites

There are no prerequisites for the course.

Sample Course Syllabus

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Material Requirements

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Material Title	Edition	Author	ISBN	Source
No Contest: Corporate Lawyers and the Perversion of Justice in America		Ralph Nader and Wesley Smith	9780375752582	MBS
Readings in the Philosophy of Law	5th	Arthur and Shaw	9780205708093	MBS

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Software Requirements

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