LAW 747: State Litig Against Fed Govt - spring

Prerequisite: 29 credits (Core first year); including Law 510, 511

A study of recent federal litigation between the federal government and the states, with a focus on the expanding role of State Attorneys General in bringing affirmative litigation. The course will explore topics such as environmental protection, same-sex marriage, executive branch power, and others. The final grade will be based on a final paper and presentation to the class.