Fall GSI Position
The Legal Studies program is soliciting applications for a GSI position for its fall course, American Legal and Constitutional History. Here is a description:
177: American Legal & Constitutional History, Prof. Brown, TuTh 8-9:30am 4 units,
This course explores the history of American legal institutions and doctrine from colonial times to the present. It deals both with the history of American constitutional law (through the study of major U.S. Supreme Court opinions) and with the development of certain important bodies of non-constitutional law, such as the law of property, the law of torts (civil wrongs), and criminal law. In exploring how American law has developed over time the course may serve as something of an introduction to our current legal and constitutional order.
The discussion section meeting times are listed on the Legal Studies website.
Students who are interested in being considered should send an expression of interest and a c.v. to Charles McClain, program Vice Chair. cmcclain@law.berkeley.edu
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