Covers the federal legislative process and fundamentals of how courts interpret statutes, focusing on applying judicial techniques and evaluating the strength of competing legal arguments.
Examines intellectual freedom in the U.S., covering censorship, minors' rights, the Internet, privacy, and copyright through First Amendment theory and history.
Anuj Desai assigned hundreds of pages of boring readings weekly for a two-and-a-half-hour discussion section where participation was 40% of the grade. The reviewer found the class unorganized, with Desai rambling on tangents and unclear term paper expectations.