Legal Studies Minor: 18 hours
Faculty: Professor Lawler; Associate Professors Bailey, Carroll, Frank, Papazian and Stephenson; Assistant Professor Baker
Green Hall 413
Telephone: (706) 238-7878
The Legal Studies minor is an interdisciplinary curriculum focusing on law and the American legal system. Courses available include broad overviews of business and constitutional law, surveys of the law’s economic efficiency and philosophical underpinnings and intensive examinations of specific legal areas.
Students interested in the minor should consult with one of the aforementioned faculty members. Careful planning of course selection is necessary, as some courses are offered only once every two years.
Select six courses from the following:
| BUS 210 |
Legal Environment of Business |
3-0-3
|
| BUS 411 |
Advanced Business Law |
3-0-3
|
| COM 416 I |
Mass Communication Law |
3-0-3
|
| ECO 460 |
Economic Analysis of Law |
3-0-3
|
| GOV 319 |
Modern Political Philosophy |
3-0-3
|
| GOV/SOC/WNS 387 |
Gender, Law and Society |
3-0-3
|
| GOV 411 |
International Law and Organizations |
3-0-3
|
| GOV 417 |
Constitutional Law: American Political
Institutions |
3-0-3
|
| GOV 418 |
Constitutional Law: Civil Liberties and
Civil Rights |
3-0-3
|
| PHI 350 |
Philosophy of Law |
3-0-3
|
| REL 330 |
Church and State |
3-0-3
|
| SOC 320 |
Criminology |
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