2009-10 Course and Schedule Updates

Course and Schedule Updates: 2009-10, 2008-09

Date	Course and Schedule Updates
11/18/2009	Professor Hay will offer The Constitution, Interstate Commerce, and Alcohol: From Prohibition To Internet Wine Sales instead of Evil: Seminar this spring.
11/4/2009	Professor Grossman's Housing Law and Policy class will meet on Monday instead of Tuesday from 5 to 7.
10/30/2009	Applications will be considered on a rolling basis until the class is full for Professor Spier's Business Strategy in the Entertainment Industry: Reading Group.
10/29/2009	Professor Ruggie's Global Governance time has changed to M/W 2:40-4:00. Class will meet at HKS.
10/28/2009	Contracts is a prerequisite for Professor Goldsmith's and Professor Brewster's Law and the International Economy (1L).
10/27/2009	The application deadline has been extended to October 31 for Professor Spier's Business Strategy in the Entertainment Industry: Reading Group.
10/27/2009	Visiting Professor Regan will offer Law Firms during the spring term. Class will meet on Wednesday from 1:00-3:00.
10/26/2009	Professor Alstott's deadline for accepting application is October 31 for Law and Government Seminar: An Introduction to Scholarship.
10/25/2009	Professor Halley will offer Critical Theory in Legal Scholarship: Seminar during the spring term.
10/23/2009	Laptops are not allowed in Professor White's Judicial Role in American History during the winter term.
10/22/2009	Doing Business in China title has been changed to Law and Business in China.
10/20/2009	Professor Langer's Global Perspectives on Criminal Procedure: Reading Group during the spring term application deadline is November 2.
10/20/2009	Professor Bath's Doing Business in China is 3 credits and will meet on Monday-Friday, 1pm-4pm.
10/19/2009	Professor Halley will not offer Law and Humanities Colloquium during the spring term.
10/17/2009	Mr. Gregory will offer Education Reform Movements during the spring term.
10/16/2009	Professors Goldberg's and Smith's Theories of Private Law: Reading Group application deadline has been extended to October 30.
10/16/2009	Future of the Large Law Firm (The): Seminar will not be offered during the spring term.
10/6/2009	Visiting Professor Bath will offer Doing Business in China during the winter term.
9/28/2009	Supreme Court Litigation deadline for applications is October 16.
9/25/2009	Professor Desan will not be offering Community Economic Development: Reading group during the spring term.
9/9/2009	Mr. David Hornik will offer Entrepreneurship and Company Creation during the spring term.
9/9/2009	Professor Choi's Economic Analysis of Contract Law: Seminar will meet on Wednesdays from 5pm-7pm during the spring term.
8/29/2009	Seats are available in Professor Neuman's Constitutional Law: Separation of Powers, Federalism, and Fourteenth Amendment during the fall term and Professor Field's Constitutional Law: Separation of Powers, Federalism, and Fourteenth Amendment during the spring term.
8/27/2009	Professor Spier will offer Business Strategy in the Entertainment Industry: Reading Group during the spring term.
8/26/2009	Professor Feldman will not be offering New Deal Justices and the Constitution: Seminar during the fall term.
8/26/2009	Visiting Professor Ring will teach Taxation: International Aspects of U.S. Income Taxation during the spring term.
8/20/2009	Professor Spier's Business Strategy for Lawyers will now by in Block A and has been changed from 4 to 3 credits.
8/13/2009	Professor Halley will offer Gender and the Family in Transnational Law during the fall term instead of The Globalization of American Feminist Legal Reform.
8/10/2009	Legal Research: Introduction to American and International Legal Research will meet for 8 weeks, 2 hours per week instead of 1 hour.
8/7/2009	Professor Steiker will be teaching Criminal Adjudication during the fall term for 3 credits.
8/4/2009	Professor Rubenstein will offer Law and Sexuality: Reading Group during the fall term instead of Sexual Orientation and the Law. Interested students should email Kathy Lovell by August 21.
7/31/2009	Professor Sitkoff will not offer Trust Law: Current Topics, Theories and Evidence: Seminar during the spring term.
7/30/2009	Professor Parker will offer Advanced Constitutional Law: (How) Does/Can Constitutional Argument Move Us? during the fall term.
7/30/2009	Professor Stuntz will not offer Crime and Justice: Reading Group and Federal Criminal Law during the spring term.
7/28/2009	Course title and description change for Class Action Law.
7/22/2009	Professor Feldman will be teaching Constitutional Law: First Amendment during the spring term instead of Professor Tribe.
7/22/2009	Mr. Ratner will teach Class Action Law during the spring term instead of Remedies.
7/21/2009	Professor Rubenstein will not offer Civil Litigation Workshop during the fall term.
7/19/2009	Professor Dani Rodrik (Harvard Kennedy School) will not teach International Law Workshop: Global Governance with Professor Alford and Assistant Professor Blum.
7/13/2009	Professor Klarman will be teaching Professor Minow's section of Constitutional Law: Separation of Powers, Federalism, and Fourteenth Amendment during the spring term.
7/13/2009	Professor Parker's Constitutional Law: Separation of Powers, Federalism, and Fourteenth Amendment will not be offered during the fall term.
7/13/2009	Corporate and Securities Law Policy will meet on some Mondays and Tuesdays 5-7. The course will meet for 18 two-hour sessions during the semester. Meeting dates will be announced.
7/1/2009	Taxation: Current Issues in Tax Law, Policy and Practice: Seminar will meet every other week beginning September 23 during the fall term.
6/30/2009	Professor David Kennedy will offer Global Governance Today: Reading Group during the fall term.
6/26/2009	Ms. Robinson will offer Democracy: Of, By, and for the People: Reading Group during the spring term instead of Law and Politics: Seminar.
6/26/2009	Dr. Stern will offer Understanding Terrorism: Seminar during the spring term.
6/25/2009	Professor Kennedy will offer Law and Development during the fall term.
6/22/2009	Professor Hanson will offer Law and Mind Sciences Blogging Workshop: Seminar during the spring term.
6/19/2009	Mr. Chiao will offer Topics in Substantive Criminal Law: Seminar during the spring term.
6/15/2009	Professor LoPucki's Commercial Law: Secured Transactions has been changed from 4 to 3 classroom credits.
6/15/2009	Three courses will be offered jointly with Harvard Kennedy School, The U.S. Congress and Law Making and International Childhood, Rights, and Globalization during the fall term and Global Governance during the spring term. Meeting times to be determined.
6/11/2009	Professor Mack will not be offering Historical Perspectives on the Role of the Black Lawyer: Seminar during the fall term and Critical Race Theory: Reading Group and Legal History: Law, Society, and American Constitutionalism: 1865 to Present during the spring term.
6/4/2009	Professor Lessig will offer Institutional Corruption: Seminar during the spring term.
5/28/2009	Meeting times have been added to Professor Jesse Fried Venture Law and Finance and Current Issues in Executive Compensation and Corporate Governance: Seminar during the spring term.
5/27/2009	Mergers and Acquisitions Workshop: Boardroom Strategies and Deal Tactics will be offered during the winter term.
5/22/2009	Description added to Professor Jesse Fried Venture Law and Finance and Current Issues in Executive Compensation and Corporate Governance: Seminar during the spring term.
5/20/2009	Description added to Risk Regulation: Seminar.
5/18/2009	Visiting Professor will offer Holocaust Litigation during the winter term and Remedies during the spring term.
5/14/2009	Professor Minow and Clinical Professor Whiting will offer Prosecution Policies and Strategy at the International Criminal Court during the winter term.
5/14/2009	Professor Mihir Desai will be co-teaching Taxation: Current Issues in Tax Law, Policy and Practice: Seminar with Professor Halperin.
5/13/2009	Professor Unger will offer Self, Serenity, and Vulnerability: East and West during the spring term.
5/11/2009	Business Strategy for Lawyers will meet on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays, 3:20-4:50.
5/11/2009	Visiting Professor Miller will offer Restructuring Finance: Reading Group during the fall term.
5/11/2009	Appellate Courts and Advocacy Workshop will not be offered during the spring term.
5/7/2009	Title change for Professor Horwitz's spring course from Legal History: American Legal History, 1870-Present to American Legal History: History of Economic Regulation.
5/1/2009	Visiting Professor Nzelibe will offer Foreign Relations Law during the winter term.
4/30/2009	Time change for Legal Research: Advanced. It will meet in Block C, Mondays,Tuesdays, and Wednesdays, 10:20am-11:50am.
4/30/2009	Description added to European Company and Bankruptcy Law.
4/29/2009	Description added to Education Law and Policy: Seminar.
4/29/2009	Workshop on Crime and Criminal Justice Reform in Global Context will meet during the spring term.
4/29/2009	Immigration, Globalization and Obligations of Democracies: Reading Group will meet on Tuesdays during the spring term.
4/28/2009	Description and meeting times added to Islamic Comparative Law.
4/24/2009	The Future of the Large Law Firm: Seminar will be taught on Tuesday, 5pm-7pm and Legal Education for the Twenty-First Century: Global Perspectives on Preparing Lawyers for Global Careers will be taught on Monday, 5pm-7pm during the spring term.
4/23/2009	Visiting Professor Silbaugh will offer Education Law and Policy: Seminar during the fall term (Block D).
4/22/2009	Foreign Relations Law: Seminar will meet on Monday during the spring term.
4/22/2009	Professor Fallon will offer The Supreme Court in American History and Politics: Reading Group during the spring term.
4/22/2009	Professors White and Roseman's "Realizing the Right to Health Through Litigation: Reading Group" will not be offered during the fall term.
4/21/2009	Description and meeting times added to Ethics, Economics and Law: Seminar.
4/20/2009	Description added to Workshop on Crime and Criminal Justice Reform in Global Context.
4/20/2009	Description and meeting times added to Foreign Relations Law: Seminar.
4/15/2009	Taxation: International Aspects of U.S. Income Taxation will meet on Wednesdays and Thursdays instead of Mondays and Tuesdays from 8:40am-10:10am.
4/14/2009	Prosecuting Transnational Criminal Organizations: Seminar will meet on Wednesdays instead of Thursdays from 5pm-7pm.
4/10/2009	Taxation: International Aspects of U.S. Income Taxation will meet on Mondays and Tuesdays from 8:40am-10:10am. Description added.
4/10/2009	The Law and Regulation of Financial Institutions in a Time of Crisis will meet on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays from 10:20am-11:40am.
4/9/2009	Theories About Law will meet on Wednesdays from 5pm-7pm.
4/9/2009	Description added to Real Estate Law.
4/8/2009	Making Rights Real: The Ghana Project will meet on Thursdays from 7pm-9pm.
4/7/2009	Mr. Ganesh Sitaraman will teach Foreign Relations Law: Seminar during the spring term.
4/7/2009	Professor Feldman's Constitutional Law: First Amendment will meet on Thursdays and Fridays from 9:50am-11:50am.
4/7/2009	Visiting Professor Marie-Claire Foblets will teach Islamic Family Law during the fall term.
4/7/2009	Professor Michael Sandel will teach Ethics, Economics and Law: Seminar during the fall term.
4/7/2009	Visiting Professor Horst Eidenmuller will teach European Company and Bankruptcy Law during the winter term.
4/7/2009	Professor Dani Rodrik (HKS) will teach International Law Workshop: Global Governance with Professors Alford and Blum in the fall term.
4/6/2009	Corporate Governance: Hedge Funds, Private Equity, and Venture Capital: Seminar will meet during the fall term on Fridays, 3pm-5pm and during the spring term on Wednesdays, 3pm-5pm.
4/6/2009	Natural Resources Law and Policy will meet on Mondays and Tuesdays, 10:20am-11:50am.
4/6/2009	Mediation will meet on Thursdays from 4pm-7pm.

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