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Please Note That the Majority of Exams Will Have Computer Access Restrictions That Will Prohibit You from Accessing Electronic Versions of Textbooks Spring 2020 First Week Assignments **Textbook information for your courses can be found through the "Buy Books" link on DrexelOne, or on the Campus Bookstore site (http://drexel.bncollege.com)** Please note that the majority of exams will have computer access restrictions that will prohibit you from accessing electronic versions of textbooks. Course Title Instructor First Assignments (to be completed before first class) LAW 555S 001 Legislation and Regulation Abu El-Haj, Tabatha A First read Casebook pp. 1-3 Based on what you have read so far, write out in a few sentences each: 1) the best argument that the ban on vehicles includes tricycles, and 2) the best argument that the ban on vehicles does not include tricycles. After you have done that, finish reading Casebook pp. 4-27. Did your personal views about whether tricycles are covered by the statute change after you read the legislative history? If so, please note particular events from legislative history that seem relevant to the interpretation. (We will come back to this legislative history in later classes as well, so it might be useful to flag or keep notes on the key turns in your mind.) Do you think that the No Vehicles in the Park statute would benefit from being administered by an administrative agency or commission? Can you think of statutes that might? LAW 555S 002 Legislation and Regulation Frankel, Richard H There will be a mandatory introductory class on Monday, January 6, from 12:15-1:15. This is the time ordinarily reserved for Dean Scholar sessions, and it will be in the Room 140. The purpose of this session is to introduce the course structure and goals, go over the syllabus, and to do introductions. The only assigned reading is a Washington Post article about one of the most significant cases before the U.S. Supreme Court this term – one that involves numerous issues related to statutory interpretation. We will use this case throughout the semester to explore and analyze various units of the course. In addition, to allow me to get to know you a little better, I am asking you to fill out a “Help me learn about you” assignment. Both the assignment and the newspaper article will be emailed to you and will be available on Blackboard. You can submit your response to me either by email, or on Blackboard. Please submit your assignment by noon on Monday, January 6. Please be aware that the class is a mandatory class, and your absence will be treated like any other class absence. LAW 555S 003 Legislation and Regulation Seligmann, Terry J Casebook (Eskridge, Gluck, and Nourse) pp. 1-11; prepare to discuss Problem 1 on p. 8. LAW 556S 001 Property Kahan, Aimee For Monday, January 6, Casebook pp. 1-23 For Tuesday, January 7, Casebook pp. 25-49 (top) For Thursday, January 9, Casebook pp. 49-65 LAW 556S 002 Property Landers, Amy L For Monday, January 6: Casebook pp. 3-19; MABO v. Queensland (No 2) , 21 Fed. L. Rev. 271 (1993) (on TWEN); Casebook pp. 19-27 For Tuesday, January 7: Casebook pp. 27-52 For Thursday, January 9: Casebook pp. 53-70; Clowney et al., Adverse Possession Chapter (on TWEN) pp. 2-16 LAW 558S 001 Criminal Law Cornwell, John K None provided. LAW 558S 002 Criminal Law Benforado, Adam F For the first day of class, please read the Introduction to Unfair, pages 1-29 of the casebook, and § 1.12(1) of the Model Penal Code (pages 1003-04 of the casebook). LAW 566S 001 Legal Methods II Kukura, Elizabeth R None provided. LAW 566S 002 Legal Methods II Gordon, Deborah S None provided. LAW 566S 003 Legal Methods II Zimmerman, Emily B Ross Guberman, Point Made (Oxford University Press, 2nd Ed.), 9780199943852 IS A REQUIRED TEXTBOOK, but it is available for free as an ebook via Drexel's library website. You do not need to purchase a print copy of the book. Assignment: Text Ch. 16; Introductory sections in Point Made (stop at Part One) LAW 566S 004 Legal Methods II Coleman, Clare Keefe Read Text Ch. 16 LAW 566S 005 Legal Methods II Montemarano, Amy L None provided. LAW 604S 001 Advanced Constitutional Law Cohen, David S None provided. LAW 611S 001 Sex, Gender, & the Law Cohen, David S None provided. LAW 634S 001 Evidence Oates, Kevin P None provided. LAW 638S 001 State & Local Government Law Wyatt, Thomas None provided. LAW 644S 001 Family Law Brooks, Susan L For Jan 7: Casebook pp. 1-22; Moore v. City of East Cleveland For Jan. 9: Casebook pp. 22-44; Griswold v. Connecticut; Eisenstadt v. Baird; Casebook pp. 45- 57; Lawrence v. Texas LAW 652S 001 Pennsylvania Practice Bernstein, Mark I Will use Pennsylvania Rules of Civil Procedure and assigned cases for textbooks. There is no need for any text to be purchased, and no First Week Assignment provided. LAW 653S 001 Entrepreneurial Law Clinic Seminar Gallagher, Eamon None provided. LAW 654S 001 Lawyering Practice Seminar Katz Smith, Lauren H None provided. LAW 654S 941 Lawyering Practice Seminar Edwards, Tracye R Reading assignment: text: pp. 1-13, 33-44, 203-213, 744-751, Chapter 4; posted articles LAW 654S 942 Lawyering Practice Seminar Parambath, Reena E None provided. LAW 655S 941 Lawyering Practice Seminar II Edwards, Tracye R None provided. LAW 656S 001 Justice Lawyering Seminar Brooks, Susan L None provided. LAW 670S 001 Criminal Procedure: Investigations Bloch-Wehba, Hannah C None provided. LAW 671S 001 Criminal Procedure: Prosecution & Adjudication Zimmerman, Emily B Read Dan Simon's article, "Criminal Law at the Crossroads: Turn to Accuracy" (on TWEN) LAW 674S 001 Health Care Fraud & Abuse Smith, Judy G / Sweet, Joel None provided. LAW 675S 001 Federal Criminal Law Skipper, Leigh M None provided. LAW 678S 001 Juvenile Justice Law Anglada, Elton M Recommended books: PA Juvenile Act and PA Rules of Juvenile Court Procedure can be found online. Purchase is not necessary. LAW 700S 001 Business Organizations Iannarone, Nicole G For our first class, read the syllabus (to be posted on TWEN) and, from Smith & Williams, Business Organizations , pp. 1-14 (Creating Agency Relationships & Agent's Fiduciary Duties to Principal). Work through the problems in the reading prior to class and be prepared to discuss them. LAW 700S 941 Business Organizations Okamoto, Karl S None provided. LAW 701S 001 Federal Income Tax Stein, Norman P Read introduction to syllabus and Unit 1 LAW 702S 001 Enterprise Tax Stein, Norman P None provided. LAW 704S 001 Corporate Finance Hartz, James A None provided. LAW 711S 001 Sales Boss, Amelia H Class 1: (i) Read pp. 1-30 in Rusch & Sepninuck; (ii) examine in detail the structure of the UCC and Article 2 in particular; (iii) do problems 1-1 to 1-4. Class 2: Read pp. 31-58. LAW 713S 001 Transactional Lawyering Dilgard-Clark, Carolyne R None provided. LAW 716S 001 Antitrust Hittinger, Carl Please read all of The Baseball Trust: A History of Baseball's Antitrust Exemption prior to the first class. LAW 722S 001 Employment Law Greene, Doris E None provided. LAW 730S 900 Global Financial Crimes Wirth, Allison N No first week assignment at this time. LAW 735S 900 Legal Regulation of Investment Companies Hurley, Aaron J None provided. LAW 736S 941 Broker/Dealer Regulation Gioffre, Michael J None provided. LAW 760S 001 Copyright Lesser, Jacqueline None provided. LAW 764S 001 Trademarks Landers, Amy L For January 7: Casebook pp. 9-23 (Prelude pp. 3-7 is optional reading) For class discussion (no writing required): Bring an item to class that bears a trademark. The item should be something that you can recall buying or receiving. Consider: Was the brand/mark important/significant to you when you got the item? Is it important/significant now? Do you feel any connection with the brand?; What other ways does the company use its mark (packaging? bags? social media? branded stores?); Is the brand knocked-off /copied? Would you consider buying the knock-off (it’s not illegal to buy knock- offs, only to sell them)? Why? For January 9: Casebook pp. 23-46 LAW 765S 001 Essentials of IP Law Rosen, Gary A None provided. LAW 768S 001 Internet Law Bloch-Wehba, Hannah C None provided. LAW 770S 900 EU Data Privacy Law Fischer, Jordan L None provided. LAW 781S 001 Health Care Cost & Access Regulation Field, Robert I None provided. LAW 782S 001 Health Policy Colloquium Paul Flanagan No first week assignment at this time. LAW 784S 001 Health Care Finance Raphaely, Russell C None provided. LAW 785S 900 Legal Regulation of Pharmaceutical R&D Licata, Jane M None provided. LAW 788S 001 Law of Medical Malpractice Hoffman, Peter J Risk Management Handbook for Health Care Organizations - Healthcare Legal Concepts – (“ASHRM “) – pp. 19-24; 32-49 "Legal Issues for Gastroenterologists" - article posted on Blackboard (read both parts) LAW 802S 001 Reflections on Practice Haas, Beth None provided. LAW 811S 001 Expert Witnesses DeMatteo, David S Please read chapters 1 and 2 in Forensic Testimony: Science, Law and Expert Evidence (Bowers) LAW 825S 001 International Human Rights Advocacy & Practice Lopez, Rachel E / Tars, Eric None provided. LAW 830S 001 Professional Responsibility Kukura, Elizabeth R None provided. LAW 830S 002 Professional Responsibility McGrain, Julie A 1. Review the ABA Model Rules of Professional Conduct at the website: https://www.americanbar.org/groups/professional_responsibility/publications/model_rules_o f_professional_conduct/model_rules_of_professional_conduct_table_of_contents/ 2. Read the following rules in detail, including the comments: (a) Preamble and Scope; (b) Rules 1.3; (c) Rules 8.1, 8.3, & 8.4 3. Text: Introduction; Chap. 1 and Chap.
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