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Public Interest Law

PUBLIC INTEREST AND POLICY COURSES – FACULTY RECOMMENDATIONS

*Administrative Law

California Environmental Issues Seminar

Civil Rights Law

Community Education Seminar

Critical Race Theory

Disability Rights

Educational Policy and the Law

Elections and Political Campaigns

Employment Discrimination

Family Law

Feminist Legal Theory

Housing Law

**International Law in the Public Sphere (Public International Law)

Immigration Law and Procedure

**International Human Rights

Juvenile Justice Seminar

Labor Law I and II

Latinos and Latinas and the Law

Law and Rural Livelihoods

Law and Society Seminar

**Law of the Political Process

Legislative Intent Seminar

**Legislative Process

Legislative Process Externship

**Local Government Law

Nonprofit Organizations

Policing Seminar

Public Benefits Law Seminar

Public Health Law

*Public Interest Law

Public Interest Law Externship

Public Land Law

**Public Regulatory Law

Public Sector Labor Law Seminar

Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity, and the Law

*Basic Core: Core public interest law and policy courses identified as essential by the law faculty teaching in this area (see below) for all J.D. students (preferably taken in the second year):

Administrative Law

Public Interest Law

Note: These courses assume students have no prior coursework in public interest law and policy.

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 public interest law and policy courses (in addition to the Basic Core above) recommended by the law faculty teaching in this area for students interested in public interest law and policy:

International Human Rights or International Law in the Public Sphere

Law of the Political Process

Legislative Process

Local Government Law

Public Regulatory Law

Additional public interest law and policy courses as schedules permit.

Public Interest Law and Policy Faculty: Professors Elmendorf, Hing, Ikemoto, Johnson, Joslin, Lewis, Murphy, Perez, Pruitt, Reynoso and Saucedo.

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