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Constitutional Law

CONSTITUTIONAL LAW COURSES - FACULTY RECOMMENDATIONS

**Advanced Constitutional Law Seminar

**Civil Rights Law

**Criminal Procedure

*Constitutional Law II

Elections and Political Campaigns

Federal Jurisdiction

Feminist Legal Theory

Indian Gaming Law

**Law of Political Process

**Law and Religion

Law and Rural Livelihoods

Legal History

Legislative Intent Seminar

Legislative Process

Native American Law

Right of Publicity and Related Doctrines

Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity, and the Law

Supreme Court Simulation Seminar

**Selected Topics in Constitutional Law: Habeas Corpus and 11th Amendment

*Basic Core: Core constitutional law courses identified as essential by the constitutional law faculty (see below) for all J.D. students (preferably taken in the second year):

Constitutional Law II

Note: This course assumes students have completed the Constitutional Law I course their 1L year, but no additional prior coursework in constitutional law.

Professional Responsibility is an essential course in all disciplines. It provides the “rules of the road” that lawyers must follow, regardless of their area of expertise.

**Expanded Core: Core constitutional law courses (in addition to the Basic Core above) recommended by the constitutional law faculty for students interested in constitutional law practices (transactional or litigation):

Advanced Constitutional Law Seminar

Civil Rights Law

Criminal Procedure

Law and Religion

Law of Political Process

Selected Topics in Constitutional Law: Habeas Corpus and 11^th Amendment

Additional constitutional law courses as schedules permit.

Constitutional Law Faculty: Professors Amar, Brownstein, Elmendorf, Feeney, Joh, Larson, and Oakley.

Note: The above recommendations are made by the Constitutional Law Faculty and not the Law Faculty as a whole.