LAW 744: Federal Courts and the Federal System
An advanced study of the power and role of the federal courts as defined by the U.S. Constitution, U.S. Supreme Court cases, and U.S. statutes. Focus is primarily on the role of the federal courts in their relations with other branches of the federal government and the state governments. Subjects covered may include standing and other justiciability questions; power of Congress to define the scope of federal court jurisdiction; state sovereign immunity; abstention; interjurisdictional preclusion and injunctions; and appellate and collateral review, including habeas corpus. Pre- or co-requisite: Constitutional Law II - Individual Rights. [4]
LAW 740: Federal Courts and the Federal System. (Spring 2009)
This is a 3 credit option of the course listed above. Note that there are no Pre-requisites for this option. [3]
