Curriculum Guide · Courses
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Constitutional Aspects of Foreign Affairs Seminar
Professors Kenneth Lazarus, C. Dean McGrath, and Don Wallace J.D. Seminar 089 (cross-listed) | 3 credit hours This seminar deals with the distribution of powers between the president and Congress in the areas of war, diplomacy, international organizations, foreign assistance, commerce, money, etc. as well as the distribution of powers between the national and state governments. Such related matters as the impact on individual rights and the political question doctrine in this context are also discussed. Students may not receive credit for both this seminar and the first-year elective course, Foreign Relations Law, or the upperclass course, U.S. Foreign Relations and National Security Law, or the graduate course, Foreign Relations Law. FIRST CLASS ATTENDANCE IS MANDATORY. The faculty reserve the right to drop students from the class if they do not attend the first class. STUDENTS MAY NOT DROP THIS CLASS AFTER THE ADD-DROP PERIOD ENDS WITHOUT THE PERMISSION OF THE PROFESSOR.
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