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School: New England School of Law
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United Nations Law
Course Format: Classroom
Examines the origins of the organization; its charter and status under international law; and its structure and membership, including legal questions posed by competing regimes and states merging or breaking up (such as the former USSR or Yugoslavia). Also explores its privileges and immunities and its law-making activities and role in the peaceful settlement of international disputes. Measures...
 

International Criminal Law
Course Format: Classroom
Studies international law enforcement issues such as international terrorism, international narcotics trafficking, extradition, obtaining evidence from abroad, specialized defenses, and international criminal trials. Please check the most recent red book to determine if this course meets the public law, professional skills or seminar requirements.
 

European Union Law
Course Format: Classroom
Examines the federalistic institutions and law that drive the European Union and its rapidly expanding single-market program, including the common currency. Attention is also given to U.S./EU trade regulations and "globalization" through the World Trade Organization. Please check the most recent red book to determine if this course meets the public law, professional skills or seminar ...
 

CORPORATE TAXATION
Course Format: Classroom
This upper-level tax seminar focuses on advanced federal taxation topics associated with subchapter C corporations, including carry-over of tax attributes, affiliated corporation, accumulated earnings tax personal holding company tax, collapsible corporations, and consolidated return issues. Please check the most recent red book to determine if this course meets the public law, professional ski...
 

ADOPTION LAW
Course Format: Classroom
Focuses on the major policies and subject-matter issues concerning domestic adoption law in the United States. Subjects may include trans-racial adoption, the Indian Child Welfare Act, same-sex adoption, wrongful adoption suits, open adoption agreements, unwed fathers’ rights, legal reform, step-parent adoption, the termination of parental rights, and consent issues. This course does not c...
 

ADMINISTRATIVE LAW
Course Format: Classroom
Focuses on examining the sources and nature of administrative agency authority and the scope of judicial review of administrative decisions. The constitutional and legislative limitations on agency authority and on judicial review are considered. Special emphasis is placed on the federal Administrative Procedure Act; state analogs may be studied as well. Some attention also may be given t...
 

ACCOUNTING FOR LAWYERS
Course Format: Classroom
Designed to give students a familiarity with accounting and business theory and terminology. Heavy emphasis is placed on planning and analyzing various business transactions from an accounting and legal perspective using financial data and incorporating tax implications. Please check the most recent red book to determine if this course meets the public law, professional skills or seminar requir...
 

CRIMINAL LAW
Course Format: Classroom
Designed to broaden understanding of the potential and the limitations of social control, by examining the basic principles of substantive criminal law. The course explores the common law of crimes, as well as major statutes and appellate opinions that reflect modern attitudes regarding criminal culpability. Crimes against person and property are examined by considering essential elements of of...
 

School: Benjamin Franklin Institute of Technology
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Business Law and Legislation
Course Format: Classroom
This course reviews the American legal system, organizational structures, and the regulatory environment pertinent to business. Critical examination is conducted regarding: business ethics; contracts; business associations (agency, partnerships, corporations); and other legal entities.
 

School: The University of Arizona Continuing Education & Academic Outreach
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Legal Investigation Certificate
Course Format: Online
This exciting course is designed to teach legal investigation to those interested in pursuing a new career and those presently working in the legal field. At the end of the course, students will be qualified to assist attorneys, paralegals, insurance companies and private businesses, as well as state and federal government agencies, in the process of civil and criminal investigation. Students w...
 

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