Marshall-Wythe School of Law Class Schedule (Spring 1980)

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1 College of William & Mary Law School William & Mary Law School Scholarship Repository Course Information Archives and Law School History 980 Marshall-Wythe School of Law Class Schedule (Spring 980) William & Mary Law School Repository Citation William & Mary Law School, "Marshall-Wythe School of Law Class Schedule (Spring 980)" (980). Course Information. Paper 6. Copyright c 980 by the authors. This article is brought to you by the William & Mary Law School Scholarship Repository.

2 MARSHALL-WYTHE SCHOOL OF LAW CLASS SCHEDULE SPRING NUMBER AND COURSE HOURS DAYS ROOM INSTRUCTOR CREDIT 0 Civil Procedure II (A) 8:00-8:50 M.W.F. M.C. Walker 0 Civil Procedure II (B) 8:00-8:50 M.W.F. 5 Karlen 04 Contracts II (A) 9:00-0:5 M.C. Sullivan 04 Contracts II (B) 9:00-0:5 5 Riinger 06 Property II (A) : 00-: 50 M.W.F. M.C. Gaudio 06 Property II (B) :00-:50 M.W.F. 5 Butler 08 Torts II (A) 0:0-:45 M.C. Walck 08 Torts II (B) 0:0-:45 5 Pagan 0 Constitutional Law (A) 9:00-9:50 M.W.F. M.C. Schauer 0 Constitutional Law (B) 9:00-9:50 M.W.F. 5 Collins Legal Wri ting 4 Administrative Law :00-:50 M.W.F. 6 Koch 0 Criminal Law 0:00-0:50 M.W.F. M.C. Walck 04 Legal Profession 0:00-0:50 6 Spong 0 Corporations 0:00-:5 M.W. 6 Williamson 4 0:00-0:50 F. 05 Trusts and Estates :00-:50 M.W. 6 Butler 4 07 Connnercial Law 8:00-9:5 M.W. 6 Sullivan 4 8:00-8:50 F. 09 Evidence :00-4:5 M.C. Powell Federal Income Tax : 0-: 0 M.W.TIl. 6 Donaldson 4 40 Criminal Procedure I 8:00-8:50 M.W.F. Whyte 408 Insurance :00-:50 M.W.F. 5 Fischer 40 Conflicts 8:00-8:50 M.W.F. OR-00 Rendleman 4 Anti-Trust :00-:50 M.W.F. Schaefer 4 Modern Social Legisa. 9:00-9:50 M.W.F. 0 Whyte 4 Future Interests :00-:5 5 Gaudio 45 The Federal Courts II 0:00-0:50 M.W.F. 5 Pagan 46 Family Law :00-:50 M.W.F. 6 Rillinger 48 Unfair Trade Practice :00-:5 M.W. 0 Collins 4 :00-:50 F. 49 Virginia Procedure 4:0-5:45 M. 6 Zepkin 45 Environmental Law II 9:00-0:5 Walker 46 Trial Advocacy :00-6:00 W. M.C. Powell

3 Page Spring 980 Class Schedule NUMBER AND COURSE HOURS DAYS ROOM INSTRUCTOR CREDIT; 40 Criminal Procedure II 8:00-9:40 6 Peters 4 Comparative Law : 00-: 5 W.F. Williams 47 Corporate Finance :00-:5 Th. 5 Schaefer 49 Equitable Remedies Inj. 8:00-9:5 Rendleman 44 Int. Bus. Operations :00-:0 M.W. BUS Williams/Tarleton 44 Legal Aid Clinic :0-4:0 Levy 450 Jurisprudence :00-:0 0 Schauer 5 Election Process :00-4:0 Williamson 50 Env. Law & Mar. Affs. :00-:5 0 Theberg 54 Admiralty Seminar :00-4:00 TR. C.C. Ryan 550 Energy Law 4:00-6:00 0 Reve ley II rwin 554 Economic Anaylsis :00-4:00 of the Law 60 Legal Clerking 0 Koch Levy 60 Law Review B.A. Whyte 605 Moot Court Schauer 607 Jessup Moot Court Williams 609 Legal Research T.B.A. 60 Ind. Legal Writing 6 Post Conviction Levy 55 U.S. Atty. Practice B.A. Levy 70 Qual. Retirement Plans :00-5:0 Peterson 704 Estate Planning II :00-:5 M.W. 5 Donaldson l06 Adv. Corp. Tax. 7:00-8:40 6 White 708 Reorganizations :00-:40 0 White flo Business Planning :0-5:00 M. 0 Savage '4 State & Local Tax :00-:40 M. 0 Fischer 6 Federal Tax Policy :00-:40 F. 5 White 79 Advanced Federal Tax Evening Administration and Procedure Rogovin

4 .~ NEW COURSES - SPRING 980 4!~dministrative Law (Required) Mr. Koch (),~ study of practice in the administrative process~ examining the procedures for a,tministrative adjudication and rulemaking; legislative and judicial control of administrative action; a... d public. access to goverr:ment:~l processes and information. -_. 45 The Federal Courts II Mr. Pagan () An examination of judicial federalism encompassing such topics as: Supreme Court review of state court decisions; federal adjudication of statecrea:ed rights; choice of law principles; suits in federal court against stat~! officials; the Eleventh Amendment; restrictions on federal judicial powel: such as abstention, eqnitable restraint, and statutory limitations upon injunctions against state officials; conflicts of jurisdiction between fedel:al and state courts; and habeas corpus. -_ 45.; ~nvironmental Law II Mr. Walker (). \ study of the enrivonmental impact assessment process~ natutal resou~ce man~g'~ment and application issues, and personal rights of action for environmenta.lly-related injury. Topics will include the National Environmental Polic}, Act (NEfA); state environmental policy acts (SEPAs); administrative law a:ld li tgation issues related to NEPA and SEPAs; common law rights of actic::l; and representative studies of environmental regulation affecting individuals directly, such as the Federal Toxic Substance Control Act, Safe Drink.lng Water Act, Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act, Insecticide, Fungicide and R )denticide Act, etc. ~:[nternational Business Operations Mr. Williams - Mr. Tarleton en An inter-disciplinary, team-taught, joint course of the Law School and the S,:hool of Business Administration. Introduction to the business and legal considerations involved in the planning and conduct of international busir..9ss operations. Topics include the development and operation of the multi:tational firm; special business and legal probleills associated with establishing and managing foreign operations and participating in inter natic"clal trade; selected aspects of national anq international law involved in th, ~ regulation of transnational business entex:;prises, and the means oi; resolving business difficulties created by the application of national and i~ternational regulatory regimes developed to control such ~tters as econc:nic development and the transnational flow of currency, goods and servi :es; to protect inves tors and consumers, and to locate fiscal and other resources. Not a prerequisite, but recommended~ 409 International Law. 450 Jurisprudence Mr. Schauer ()?hilosophica l consideration of basic concepte central to the ope:t;ation of th, ~ legal system, such as the nature of law, rules~ rights~ freedolll, justi,:e, punishment, and equality. Particular attention to the intersection of IE sal philosophy with political, ethical, and social philosophy, with an ent?hasis on t he critical.analysis of legal language and legal concepts. Readings will concentrate on contemporary Anglo-American analytic jurisprude ace. 50 Environmental Law / Marine Affairs Mr. Theberg () Survey of legal and policy issues related to Coastal Zone Management Act I)f 97, outer continental shelf development, submerged lands, deepwate'c' ports, extended jurisdiction over living and non-living resources, law <,f the sea negotiations, offshore nuclear licensing and other laws affe,::ting the environment in the coastal and ocean regions. This course will stress legal aspects but will include substantial interdisciplinary non- legal materials.

5 Page New Courses Spring Economic. Analysi s of t h e Law Mr. Kodl () A study of t '!:e l!'.sny ap p l ~. (' ati ons of ec'. ono~i.c. reasoning to l egal problems, including economic regulation of business; antitrust enforcement; and more basic areas such as property rights, t ort and contract damages, and civil or criminal procedures. Designed to l.l\.:!l.u:a:l!t. those having no economics background with basic economic principles by approaching relevant economic concepts through these legal problems, hel(:e prior knowledge of economics is not required. 79 Advanced Federal Tax Administration & Procedure Mr. Rogovin () Preparation and trial of tax refund cases and trial procedures in tax collection suits in the Federal Courts, enforcement and priorities of Federal tax liens, levy and restraint procedures in collection of taxes, summons authority of the IRS and procedures relating to production of documents in federal tax matters, penalties and statutes of limitations, mitigation of effect of limitation and other provisions, and ethics of tax practice..