Jurisprudence, Law and Justice Studies
A minor in Jurisprudence consists of five courses: two courses in Analytic Perspectives and Theory, and three courses in Substantive Areas.
Analytic Perspectives and Theory:
- BIO 215 Genetics and Society
- ENG 129 Truth and Justice, The American Way
- ENG 342 Written on the Wall: Twentieth-Century American Prison Writing
- ENG 442 Booked: Prison Writing
- GOV 365 Free Speech in American Political and Legal Thought
- HIST/GOV 229 The American Founding
- PHIL 380 Philosophy of Law
- PHIL 460 Seminar in Ethics: Contemporary Theories of Justice
- SOC 223 Law and Society
Substantive Areas:
- COM 450 First Amendment: Freedom of Speech
- GOV 224 International Law
- GOV 241 Survey of Constitutional Law
- GOV 307 Seminar in War Powers--Law, Policy, and Practice
- GOV 335 Seminar: Criminal Law
- SOC 327 Race and the Law
- SOC 373 The Constitution and Social Policy
- WMST 225 Women, Law, Public Policy and Activism in the Contemporary United States
(from the Hamilton Course Catalogue)
