POL316Civil Liberties, Civil Rights, and the Judicial Process

Course Prerequisites ToolSNHU POL316 has 2 direct prerequisites, with 4 courses in its complete prerequisite tree.

Undergraduate · 3 credits

This course explores the reasoning process used by American judges in resolving legal disputes. Most of the readings are shortened versions of U.S. Supreme Court opinions in civil liberties and civil rights cases. Students learn how to identify the essential elements of these opinions. Students also participate in the type of in-class dialogues that are the standard method of instruction in American law schools.

Prerequisite Tree

POL326 — World Legal Traditions
- POL210 — American Politics
- POL213 — World Politics
POL306 — The American Legal Tradition
- POL210 — American Politics

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POL316

Civil Liberties, Civil Rights, and the Judicial Process

POL326

World Legal Traditions

POL210

American Politics

POL213

World Politics

POL306

The American Legal Tradition

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