Law and Justice Minor [LAJU]

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Political Science Department
Moffett Center, Room 202
607-753-4105

This minor examines the place of law and justice in government, with a focus on the American system. An emphasis on law and justice would be ideal for a career related to law.

A. Required Courses: 9 credit hours

POL 100 - Introduction to American Government and Politics
POL 403 - Constitutional Law I - Federalism and Interbranch Relations
POL 404 - Constitutional Law II: Civil Rights and Civil Liberties WI.

B. Elective Courses: 9 credit hours

Select from the following options:

MGT 265 - Business Law
POL 202 - Introduction to Law and the Judicial Process
POL 302 - Law and Politics
POL 303 - The Criminal Justice System
POL 306 - Narcotics Policy and Enforcement
POL 307 - The Internet and the Law
POL 308 - Environmental Law
POL 348 - Gun Control: Crime, Law, Policy
POL 405 - Discrimination Law
POL 407 - Seminar: Constitutional Reform WI.
POL 450 - International Law
POL 470 - Justice and Society: Theory and Practice WI.
POL 471 - Legal Theory WI.
POL 484 - Prelaw Internship WI.
POL 489 - Moot Court
May only be used once for the LAJU minor

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Law and Justice Minor [LAJU]

A. Required Courses: 9 credit hours

B. Elective Courses: 9 credit hours

Total Credit Hours Required for the Minor: 18