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Minor in
Legal Studies
All students pursuing a Minor in Legal Studies must complete 21 semester
credit hours, at least 15 of which must be at the upper-division level.
Questions about the Minor in Legal Studies should be directed to the Advising
Center in the College of Public Policy or the Institute for Law and Public
Affairs.
A. 9 semester credit hours of required courses:
ENG 2413 Technical Writing
LGS 3013 Legal Research
or
CRJ 3613 Legal Research and Writing
LGS 4013 Issues in Law and Society
B. 12 additional semester credit hours (at least 9 of which must be at
the upper-division level) from the following list, in at least three disciplines
other than the student's major:
ANT 3733 Political and Legal
Anthropology
BLW 3013 Business Law
BLW 4953 Special Studies in
Business Law
BIO 4073 Law, Ethics, and the
Life Sciences
COM 3113 Argumentation and Debate
CRJ 2813 Introduction to Courts and the
Legal System
CRJ 3623 Substantive Criminal Law
CRJ 3633 Trial and Evidence
CRJ 4633 Criminal Procedure
CRJ 4743 Crime in Fiction
CRJ 4833 Special Topics in Courts and Adjudication
HIS 3093 United States Constitutional
History
HIS 3183 Law and American Development
LGS 2013 Introduction to Legal Studies
LGS 4123 Legal and Philosophical Reasoning
LGS 4913 Independent Study
LGS 4933 Internship in Legal Studies
PHI 2043 Introductory Logic
POL 3023 Civil Liberties in
American Law and Practice
POL 2623 Law and Society
POL 3323 Constitutional Law
POL 4153 Seminar in Jurisprudence
POL 4323 Administrative Law
PSY 4303 Psychology and the
Law
To declare a Minor in Legal Studies or to obtain advice, information,
or approvals for course requirement substitutions, students should consult
the Undergraduate Advising Center in the College of Public Policy.
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