"Law Through Scholarship" is a collection of electives: one-credit courses, offered on a pass/unsatisfactory/no credit basis. The Law Through Scholarship will be taught in small, seminar-style classes of 20 or fewer students. There are no pre-requisites for these courses; faculty members have designed them expressly to appeal and engage our first-year class. The topics may vary from year to year, but these courses embody a variety of analytical frameworks (for instance, empirical legal studies, interdisciplinary research, and public policy or philosophical perspectives). Each of the courses requires active participation in discussing the reading and completing short writing assignments.
LAW 165
Law Through Scholarship
Spring 2021
LAW 165
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Spring 2021
American Legal Thought, Past and Present
Section: LEC 1
Faculty: Stuart Banner
Faculty: Stuart Banner
LAW 165
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Spring 2021
Federal Criminal Sentencing
Section: LEC 10
Faculty: Kerry O'Neill
Faculty: Kerry O'Neill
LAW 165
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Spring 2021
Emerging Scholarship in International Food Law
Section: LEC 11
Faculty: Michael T. Roberts
Faculty: Michael T. Roberts
LAW 165
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Spring 2021
Using Empirical Research to Inform LGBT Law and Policy
Section: LEC 12
Faculty: Christy Mallory
Faculty: Christy Mallory
LAW 165
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Spring 2021
Social Science and the Constitution
Section: LEC 13
Faculty: Richard H. Sander
Faculty: Richard H. Sander
LAW 165
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Spring 2021
Persuasion
Section: LEC 14
Faculty: Eugene Volokh
Faculty: Eugene Volokh
LAW 165
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Spring 2021
China and the Environment
Section: LEC 15
Faculty: Alex Wang
Faculty: Alex Wang
LAW 165
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Spring 2021
Land Use, Planning, and Local Politics: The Past and Future of the American City
Section: LEC 16
Faculty: Jonathan M. Zasloff
Faculty: Jonathan M. Zasloff
LAW 165
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Spring 2021
Introduction to Jewish Legal Reasoning
Section: LEC 17
Faculty: Jonathan M. Zasloff
Faculty: Jonathan M. Zasloff
LAW 165
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Spring 2021
Constitutional Crises
Section: LEC 18
Faculty: Jon D. Michaels
Faculty: Jon D. Michaels
LAW 165
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Spring 2021
Introduction to Environmental Justice Law, Theory, Practice, and Policy
Section: LEC 19
Faculty: Sean B. Hecht
Faculty: Sean B. Hecht
LAW 165
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Spring 2021
What is an author? Why is a monkey not one?
Section: LEC 2
Faculty: Mario Biagioli
Faculty: Mario Biagioli
LAW 165
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Spring 2021
Methods and Theories of International and Comparative Law
Section: LEC 20
Faculty: Jessica Peake
Faculty: Jessica Peake
LAW 165
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Spring 2021
Legal Scholarship and the Police
Section: LEC 21
Faculty: Catherine Sweetser
Faculty: Catherine Sweetser
LAW 165
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Spring 2021
The Commons: Before and After Property
Section: LEC 3
Faculty: Mario Biagioli
Faculty: Mario Biagioli
LAW 165
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Spring 2021
Foundations of Energy Law and Regulation
Section: LEC 4
Faculty: William Boyd
Faculty: William Boyd
LAW 165
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Spring 2021
Critical Race Judgments: Critical Race Theory and Supreme Court Decisionmaking
Section: LEC 5
Faculty: Devon W. Carbado
Faculty: Devon W. Carbado
LAW 165
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Spring 2021
Law, Science and Inequality
Section: LEC 6
Faculty: Cheryl I. Harris
Faculty: Cheryl I. Harris
LAW 165
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Spring 2021
Behavioral Law and Economics
Section: LEC 7
Faculty: Russell Korobkin
Faculty: Russell Korobkin
LAW 165
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Spring 2021
An Introduction to Wrongful Convictions: Causes, Cures, and Methods for Investigation
Section: LEC 8
Faculty: Jennifer L. Mnookin
Faculty: Jennifer L. Mnookin
LAW 165
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Spring 2021
Immigration Policy in a Contentious Age
Section: LEC 9
Faculty: Hiroshi Motomura
Faculty: Hiroshi Motomura
Past Terms
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Spring 2020
LAW 165 | Spring 2020
American Legal Thought, Past and Present
Section: LEC 1
Faculty: Stuart BannerLAW 165 | Spring 2020Immigration Policy in a Contentious Age
Section: LEC 10
Faculty: Hiroshi MotomuraLAW 165 | Spring 2020Policing Poverty
Section: LEC 11
Faculty: Sunita PatelLAW 165 | Spring 2020Historical Perspective: The Role of Law in the Pursuit of a Moral Food System
Section: LEC 12
Faculty: Michael T. RobertsLAW 165 | Spring 2020LGBT Law and Policy
Section: LEC 13
Faculty: Jocelyn F. SamuelsLAW 165 | Spring 2020Social Science and the Constitution
Section: LEC 14
Faculty: Richard H. SanderLAW 165 | Spring 2020Persuasion
Section: LEC 15
Faculty: Eugene VolokhLAW 165 | Spring 2020China and the Environment
Section: LEC 16
Faculty: Alex WangLAW 165 | Spring 2020Land Use, Planning, and Local Politics: The Past and Future of the American City
Section: LEC 17
Faculty: Jonathan M. ZasloffLAW 165 | Spring 2020Foundations of Energy Law and Regulation
Section: LEC 2
Faculty: William BoydLAW 165 | Spring 2020Critical Race Judgments: Critical Race Theory and Supreme Court Decisionmaking
Section: LEC 3
Faculty: Devon W. CarbadoLAW 165 | Spring 2020Dissenting Opinions
Section: LEC 4
Faculty: Richard M. ReLAW 165 | Spring 2020Legal Interpretation through the Lens of Philosophy of Language and Linguistics
Section: LEC 5
Faculty: Mark GreenbergLAW 165 | Spring 2020Introduction to Environmental Law Practice and Regulatory Lawyering
Section: LEC 6
Faculty: Sean B. HechtLAW 165 | Spring 2020Behavioral Law and Economics
Section: LEC 7
Faculty: Russell KorobkinLAW 165 | Spring 2020Methods and Theories in International and Comparative Law
Section: LEC 8
Faculty: Máximo LangerLAW 165 | Spring 2020An Introduction to Wrongful Convictions: Causes, Cures, and Methods for Investigation
Section: LEC 9
Faculty: Jennifer L. Mnookin -
Spring 2019
LAW 165 | Spring 2019
Methods and Theories in International and Comparative Law
Section: LEC 1
Faculty: Aslı Ü. Bâli, Jessica PeakeLAW 165 | Spring 2019Social Science and the Constitution
Section: LEC 10
Faculty: Richard H. SanderLAW 165 | Spring 2019“Don’t say that about me”—Defamation, Invasion of Privacy, and Hate Speech
Section: LEC 11
Faculty: Seana ShiffrinLAW 165 | Spring 2019The Legal Nature of the Employment Relationship: A Theoretical and Historical Perspective
Section: LEC 12
Faculty: Katherine StoneLAW 165 | Spring 2019Persuasion
Section: LEC 13
Faculty: Eugene VolokhLAW 165 | Spring 2019Introduction to Jewish Legal Reasoning
Section: LEC 14
Faculty: Jonathan M. ZasloffLAW 165 | Spring 2019Introduction to Environmental Law Practice and Regulatory Lawyering
Section: LEC 15
Faculty: Cara HorowitzLAW 165 | Spring 2019China and International Law
Section: LEC 16
Faculty: Alex WangLAW 165 | Spring 2019Critical Race Judgments: Critical Race Theory and Supreme Court Decisionmaking
Section: LEC 18
Faculty: Devon W. CarbadoLAW 165 | Spring 2019Land Use, Planning, and Local Politics: The Past and Future of the American City
Section: LEC 19
Faculty: Jonathan M. ZasloffLAW 165 | Spring 2019American Legal Thought, Past and Present
Section: LEC 2
Faculty: Stuart BannerLAW 165 | Spring 2019An Introduction to Modern American Legal Thought
Section: LEC 20
Faculty: David MarcusLAW 165 | Spring 2019An Introduction to Wrongful Convictions: Causes, Cures, and Methods for Investigation
Section: LEC 3
Faculty: Jennifer L. MnookinLAW 165 | Spring 2019Responses to Climate Change When the Federal Government Retreats
Section: LEC 4
Faculty: Ann E. CarlsonLAW 165 | Spring 2019Learning to Think Like A Lawyer: Using Social Science to Interrogate the 1L Experience
Section: LEC 5
Faculty: Laura E. GómezLAW 165 | Spring 2019Behavioral Law and Economics
Section: LEC 6
Faculty: Russell KorobkinLAW 165 | Spring 2019Immigration Policy in a Contentious Age
Section: LEC 7
Faculty: Hiroshi MotomuraLAW 165 | Spring 2019LGBT Law and Policy
Section: LEC 8
Faculty: Jocelyn F. SamuelsLAW 165 | Spring 2019Historical Perspective: The Role of Law in the Pursuit of a Moral Food System
Section: LEC 9
Faculty: Michael T. Roberts