University of California, Berkeley 3 credits College Writing Programs
Designed for visiting and UCB students alike (including incoming LL.M. students) this class will begin by introducing the background, structure, and words of the U.S. Constitution as well as its place in American culture and history. From there, we will explore interpretations of key provisions of the Constitution and work our way towards several challenging questions: Does the Constitution protect democracy or impede it? Is it well-tailored to contemporary realities or an anachronism? Is the U.S. experiencing (as some claim) a constitutional crisis? We will talk a lot. The only prerequisite is your interest.
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