LAW 109 - Administrative Law

3 credits

A theory and skills course in Administrative Law set in the theoretical, historical, and political context of the development of administrative agencies in the United States in the twentieth Century. Emphasis will be placed on distinguishing administrative from civil and criminal law, learning specific administrative processes and procedures including judicial review, incorporating relevant ethical standards of legal professionals and legal practices and honing case and appellate brief-writing ability.

Notes: Prior to Fall 2024, was called PRLGL 105 - Administrative Law

Pre or Corequisites: LAW 103 - Introduction to Legal Studies