Courses
Paul A. Freund Professor of Law
My cv contains a list of all the courses that I have ever taught. Listed below are the courses that I now teach on a more or less regular basis. The basic idea is that I teach Property every year and alternate the Roman Law / Continental Legal History sequence and the English Legal History offerings every other year. It does not always work out that way, principally because of leaves, but that is the basic idea. Those courses that have hyperlinks on them will take you to the website of the course in the most recent version that I gave it.
Property (Law)
Roman Law (Introduction) (Law)
Continental Legal History (survey) (Law) (FAS = Medieval Studies 119)
Continental Legal History (seminar) ( Law) (FAS = History 2126 [now History 2080])
English Legal History (survey) (Law) (FAS = Medieval Studies 117)
English Legal History (seminar) (Law) FAS = History 2080 [formerly History 2126])
I addition, I regularly give reading courses for graduate students in the Faculty of Arts & Sciences and in the Law School in various aspects of medieval and early modern English and Continental legal and constitutional history. The syllabus for the Reading Group that I am offering in the Law School in the Fall of 2009 on the topic of European Legal History may be found here. I also serve on doctoral dissertation committees in the same fields in both faculties.