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Law, Poverty and Opportunity

Unique 29557
2 hours
  • R. Natarajan
  • P. Fatehi-Weeks
  • MON 3:55 – 5:45 pm JON 6.257
P/F Allowed (JD only)
Eval:
Paper
Fall 2023

Course Information

Course ID:
296W

Registration Information

  • Upperclass-only elective
  • Will use floating mean GPA if applicable

Description

Co-taught by Parisa Fatehi-Weeks and Ranjana Natarajan.

This course will cover a range of poverty law issues, including how poverty is measured, major themes in poverty law, and the most important constitutional law cases. Specific issues will include: welfare, work, housing and land use, health, education, criminalization, and access to justice. We will also spend time on the relationship between market forces and public policy, including an opportunity to apply learnings to a current policy issue.

At the end of the course, students will:

  • improve their logical reasoning when faced with alternative fact patterns or rules
  • learn the basic substantive material of Poverty Law so that they can bring that knowledge into practice following law school
  • be able to put themselves into the shoes of different parties, understanding how parties to a dispute will view things from their unique perspectives 

Legal Analysis and Communication

Unique 31205
3 hours
  • MON 1:05 – 2:12 pm
  • FRI 10:30 – 11:37 am
P/F Not Allowed
Eval:
Early exam (11/20)
Paper
Other
Fall 2026

Course Information

Course ID:
380S
Experiential learning credit:
3 hours

Registration Information

  • 1L-only required

Description

Cordoba

This course uses law-practice simulation to teach students legal analysis and communication skills. The course covers legal research, predictive written analysis, oral presentation of research results, effective communication with different audience members, and writing mechanics.

Legal Analysis and Communication

Unique 31210
3 hours
  • MON 10:30 – 11:37 pm
  • FRI 11:50 am – 12:57 pm
P/F Not Allowed
Eval:
Early exam (11/20)
Paper
Other
Fall 2026

Course Information

Course ID:
380S
Experiential learning credit:
3 hours

Registration Information

  • 1L-only required

Description

Robbins

This course uses law-practice simulation to teach students legal analysis and communication skills. The course covers legal research, predictive written analysis, oral presentation of research results, effective communication with different audience members, and writing mechanics.

Legal Analysis and Communication

Unique 31215
3 hours
  • S. Petrie
  • THU 1:05 – 2:12 pm
  • FRI 10:30 – 11:37 am
P/F Not Allowed
Eval:
Early exam (11/20)
Paper
Other
Fall 2026

Course Information

Course ID:
380S
Experiential learning credit:
3 hours

Registration Information

  • 1L-only required

Description

This course uses law-practice simulation to teach students legal analysis and communication skills. The course covers legal research, predictive written analysis, oral presentation of research results, effective communication with different audience members, and writing mechanics.

Legal Analysis and Communication

Unique 31220
3 hours
  • K. Bridges
  • THU 1:05 – 2:12 pm
  • FRI 11:50 am – 12:57 pm
P/F Not Allowed
Eval:
Early exam (11/20)
Paper
Other
Fall 2026

Course Information

Course ID:
380S
Experiential learning credit:
3 hours

Registration Information

  • 1L-only required

Description

This course uses law-practice simulation to teach students legal analysis and communication skills. The course covers legal research, predictive written analysis, oral presentation of research results, effective communication with different audience members, and writing mechanics.

Legal Analysis and Communication

Unique 31225
3 hours
  • L. Mason
  • THU 10:30 – 11:37 am
  • FRI 11:50 am – 12:57 pm
P/F Not Allowed
Eval:
Early exam (11/20)
Paper
Other
Fall 2026

Course Information

Course ID:
380S
Experiential learning credit:
3 hours

Registration Information

  • 1L-only required

Description

This course uses law-practice simulation to teach students legal analysis and communication skills. The course covers legal research, predictive written analysis, oral presentation of research results, effective communication with different audience members, and writing mechanics.

Legal Analysis and Communication

Unique 31230
3 hours
  • K. Oliver
  • MON 2:30 – 3:37 pm
  • FRI 11:50 am – 12:57 pm
P/F Not Allowed
Eval:
Early exam (11/20)
Paper
Other
Fall 2026

Course Information

Course ID:
380S
Experiential learning credit:
3 hours

Registration Information

  • 1L-only required

Description

This course uses law-practice simulation to teach students legal analysis and communication skills. The course covers legal research, predictive written analysis, oral presentation of research results, effective communication with different audience members, and writing mechanics.

Legal Analysis and Communication

Unique 31235
3 hours
  • E. Dawson
  • THU 9:05 – 10:12 am
  • FRI 10:30 – 11:37 am
P/F Not Allowed
Eval:
Early exam (11/20)
Paper
Other
Fall 2026

Course Information

Course ID:
380S
Experiential learning credit:
3 hours

Registration Information

  • 1L-only required

Description

This course uses law-practice simulation to teach students legal analysis and communication skills. The course covers legal research, predictive written analysis, oral presentation of research results, effective communication with different audience members, and writing mechanics.

Legal Analysis and Communication

Unique 31240
3 hours
  • L. Bradley
  • MON 9:05 – 10:12 am
  • FRI 10:30 – 11:37 am
P/F Not Allowed
Eval:
Early exam (11/20)
Paper
Other
Fall 2026

Course Information

Course ID:
380S
Experiential learning credit:
3 hours

Registration Information

  • 1L-only required

Description

This course uses law-practice simulation to teach students legal analysis and communication skills. The course covers legal research, predictive written analysis, oral presentation of research results, effective communication with different audience members, and writing mechanics.

Legal Analysis and Communication

Unique 31245
3 hours
  • S. Petrie
  • THU 2:30 – 3:37 pm
  • FRI 11:50 am – 12:57 pm
P/F Not Allowed
Eval:
Early exam (11/20)
Paper
Other
Fall 2026

Course Information

Course ID:
380S
Experiential learning credit:
3 hours

Registration Information

  • 1L-only required

Description

This course uses law-practice simulation to teach students legal analysis and communication skills. The course covers legal research, predictive written analysis, oral presentation of research results, effective communication with different audience members, and writing mechanics.

Legal Analysis and Communication

Unique 31250
3 hours
  • K. Bridges
  • THU 2:30 – 3:37 pm
  • FRI 10:30 – 11:37 am
P/F Not Allowed
Eval:
Early exam (11/20)
Paper
Other
Fall 2026

Course Information

Course ID:
380S
Experiential learning credit:
3 hours

Registration Information

  • 1L-only required

Description

This course uses law-practice simulation to teach students legal analysis and communication skills. The course covers legal research, predictive written analysis, oral presentation of research results, effective communication with different audience members, and writing mechanics.

Legal Analysis and Communication

Unique 31255
3 hours
  • L. Mason
  • THU 9:05 – 10:12 am
  • FRI 10:30 – 11:37 am
P/F Not Allowed
Eval:
Early exam (11/20)
Paper
Other
Fall 2026

Course Information

Course ID:
380S
Experiential learning credit:
3 hours

Registration Information

  • 1L-only required

Description

This course uses law-practice simulation to teach students legal analysis and communication skills. The course covers legal research, predictive written analysis, oral presentation of research results, effective communication with different audience members, and writing mechanics.

Legal Analysis and Communication

Unique 31260
3 hours
  • E. Dawson
  • THU 10:30 – 11:37 am
  • FRI 11:50 am – 12:57 pm
P/F Not Allowed
Eval:
Early exam (11/20)
Paper
Other
Fall 2026

Course Information

Course ID:
380S
Experiential learning credit:
3 hours

Registration Information

  • 1L-only required

Description

This course uses law-practice simulation to teach students legal analysis and communication skills. The course covers legal research, predictive written analysis, oral presentation of research results, effective communication with different audience members, and writing mechanics.

Legal Analysis and Communication

Unique 31265
3 hours
  • L. Bradley
  • MON 10:30 – 11:37 am
  • FRI 11:50 am – 12:57 pm
P/F Not Allowed
Eval:
Early exam (11/20)
Paper
Other
Fall 2026

Course Information

Course ID:
380S
Experiential learning credit:
3 hours

Registration Information

  • 1L-only required

Description

This course uses law-practice simulation to teach students legal analysis and communication skills. The course covers legal research, predictive written analysis, oral presentation of research results, effective communication with different audience members, and writing mechanics.

Legal Analysis and Communication

Unique 31270
3 hours
  • K. Oliver
  • MON 1:05 – 2:12 pm
  • FRI 10:30 – 11:37 am
P/F Not Allowed
Eval:
Early exam (11/20)
Paper
Other
Fall 2026

Course Information

Course ID:
380S
Experiential learning credit:
3 hours

Registration Information

  • 1L-only required

Description

This course uses law-practice simulation to teach students legal analysis and communication skills. The course covers legal research, predictive written analysis, oral presentation of research results, effective communication with different audience members, and writing mechanics.

Legal Analysis and Communication

Unique 31275
3 hours
  • MON 2:30 – 3:37 pm
  • FRI 11:50 am – 12:57 pm
P/F Not Allowed
Eval:
Early exam (11/20)
Paper
Other
Fall 2026

Course Information

Course ID:
380S
Experiential learning credit:
3 hours

Registration Information

  • 1L-only required

Description

Cordoba

This course uses law-practice simulation to teach students legal analysis and communication skills. The course covers legal research, predictive written analysis, oral presentation of research results, effective communication with different audience members, and writing mechanics.

Legal Analysis and Communication

Unique 31280
3 hours
  • MON 9:05 – 10:12 am
  • FRI 10:30 – 11:37 am
P/F Not Allowed
Eval:
Early exam (11/20)
Paper
Other
Fall 2026

Course Information

Course ID:
380S
Experiential learning credit:
3 hours

Registration Information

  • 1L-only required

Description

Robbins

This course uses law-practice simulation to teach students legal analysis and communication skills. The course covers legal research, predictive written analysis, oral presentation of research results, effective communication with different audience members, and writing mechanics.

Legal Analysis and Communication

Unique 31283
3 hours
  • S. Peris
  • THU 2:30 – 3:37 pm
  • FRI 11:50 am – 12:57 pm
P/F Not Allowed
Eval:
Early exam (11/20)
Paper
Other
Fall 2026

Course Information

Course ID:
380S

Registration Information

  • 1L-only required

Description

This course uses law-practice simulation to teach students legal analysis and communication skills. The course covers legal research, predictive written analysis, oral presentation of research results, effective communication with different audience members, and writing mechanics.

Legal Analysis and Communication

Unique 31284
3 hours
  • S. Peris
  • THU 1:05 – 2:12 pm
  • FRI 10:30 – 11:37 am
P/F Not Allowed
Eval:
Early exam (11/20)
Paper
Other
Fall 2026

Course Information

Course ID:
380S
Experiential learning credit:
3 hours

Registration Information

  • 1L-only required

Description

This course uses law-practice simulation to teach students legal analysis and communication skills. The course covers legal research, predictive written analysis, oral presentation of research results, effective communication with different audience members, and writing mechanics.

Legal Analysis and Communication

Unique 30310
3 hours
  • K. Oliver
  • TUE 2:30 – 3:37 pm TNH 3.125
  • FRI 11:50 am – 12:57 pm TNH 3.125
P/F Not Allowed
Eval:
Paper
Fall 2025

Course Information

Course ID:
380S
Experiential learning credit:
3 hours

Registration Information

  • 1L-only required

Description

Introduction to problem-solving through law-practice simulation. Focuses on legal research, writing mechanics, predictive written analysis, and oral presentation of research results.

Legal Analysis and Communication

Unique 30315
3 hours
  • J. Wimmer
  • WED, THU 9:05 – 10:12 am TNH 2.124
P/F Not Allowed
Eval:
Early exam (11/20)
Early exam (11/21)
Midterm exam (10/17)
Fall 2025

Course Information

Course ID:
380S
Experiential learning credit:
3 hours

Registration Information

  • 1L-only required

Description

Introduction to problem-solving through law-practice simulation. Focuses on legal research, writing mechanics, predictive written analysis, and oral presentation of research results.

Legal Analysis and Communication

Unique 30320
3 hours
  • E. Dawson
  • TUE 1:05 – 2:12 pm TNH 2.139
  • THU 10:30 – 11:37 am TNH 3.125
P/F Not Allowed
Eval:
Paper
Fall 2025

Course Information

Course ID:
380S
Experiential learning credit:
3 hours

Registration Information

  • 1L-only required

Description

Introduction to problem-solving through law-practice simulation. Focuses on legal research, writing mechanics, predictive written analysis, and oral presentation of research results.

Legal Analysis and Communication

Unique 30325
3 hours
  • K. Bridges
  • THU 9:05 – 10:12 am TNH 3.127
  • FRI 11:50 am – 12:57 pm TNH 3.127
P/F Not Allowed
Eval:
Paper
Fall 2025

Course Information

Course ID:
380S
Experiential learning credit:
3 hours

Registration Information

  • 1L-only required

Description

Introduction to problem-solving through law-practice simulation. Focuses on legal research, writing mechanics, predictive written analysis, and oral presentation of research results.

Legal Analysis and Communication

Unique 30330
3 hours
  • K. Oliver
  • TUE 10:30 – 11:37 am TNH 2.124
  • FRI 10:30 – 11:37 am TNH 3.125
P/F Not Allowed
Eval:
Paper
Fall 2025

Course Information

Course ID:
380S
Experiential learning credit:
3 hours

Registration Information

  • 1L-only required

Description

Introduction to problem-solving through law-practice simulation. Focuses on legal research, writing mechanics, predictive written analysis, and oral presentation of research results.

Legal Analysis and Communication

Unique 30335
3 hours
  • J. Wimmer
  • WED, THU 2:30 – 3:37 pm TNH 2.124
P/F Not Allowed
Eval:
Early exam (11/20)
Early exam (11/21)
Midterm exam (10/17)
Fall 2025

Course Information

Course ID:
380S
Experiential learning credit:
3 hours

Registration Information

  • 1L-only required

Description

Introduction to problem-solving through law-practice simulation. Focuses on legal research, writing mechanics, predictive written analysis, and oral presentation of research results.

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