Constitutional Law II: Individual Rights Course Description This course introduces students to the constitutional principles that govern the relationship between individuals and the state. It explores the concept of national citizenship and examines the limits on governmental action imposed by the Due Process and Equal Protection Clauses of the Fourteenth Amendment, as well as by the First Amendment. The course also introduces the state action doctrine and the power of Congress and the courts to remedy constitutional violations. Current & Previous Instructors David Bogen; Richard Boldt; Mark Graber; Leslie Meltzer Henry; Michael Millemann; Peter Quint; William Reynolds; Max Stearns; Gordon Young; Offerings This course is not currently scheduled.Last offered Fall 2022. Key to Codes in Course Descriptions P: Prerequisite C: Prerequisite or Concurrent Requirement R: Recommended Prior or Concurrent Course New Catalog Search
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