Substantial Paper Seminar

This course, assigned one course number (Law 696n), represents the diverse offerings comprising the College's Advanced Legal Writing seminar, which is a graduation requirement.* Many seminars have specific prerequisites.

Recent seminar topics include:

• Advanced Topics in Environmental Advocacy
• Alternative Dispute Resolution
• Appellate Advocacy
• Bio-ethics and the Law
• Bioethics and Medical Litigation
• Civil Rights
• Comparative Law of Indigenous Peoples
• Contemporary Issues in Employment Law
• Contemporary Topics in Intellectual Property
• Family Law
• Gender and the Law
• Indigenous Human Rights
• International Commercial Transactions
• International Financial & Technology Transfer Law
• International Environmental Law
• International Human Rights
• International Human Rights Advocacy Workshop
• The Internet and the Democratic Process
• Law and Science
• Law and the Elderly
• Perspectives on Constitutional Law
• Topics in Constitutional Law
• Topics in Torts and Insurance
• Topics in Intellectual Property

 

*Students may satisfy this requirement through the Student Initiated Substantial Paper or through satisfactory completion of 4 units of Arizona Law Review or Arizona Journal of International and Comparative Law.