LAW 5210 - Constitutional Law

Students learn about the Constitution as the basis of individual rights as well as our federal government, laws, and legal system. Students examine the doctrines of judicial review federalism, and separation of powers, and learn the practical and theoretical fundamentals of constitutional thought and law. Topics include due process, equal protection, the commerce clause the separation of powers, and individual rights. Through actual cases and problems, students gain skills to for analyzing constitutional issues in their fields of practice and seeing the constitutional dimensions of their professional decisions.
Prerequisite(s): LAW-5100
Credit(s): 3