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CON LAW OUTLINE Opening Remarks 1. Two main questions of the course a. Who has the power to decide these constitutional decisions? i. Which branch? ii. Any branch? b. Who are ???we the people???? i ... more>>
anonymous 2/6/2008 | 10 (1) | 104 | 8 | 1 | English
1 Consumer Law Basic Principle: K law did not work consumer law not designed to be fair/equal unlike K law want to protect those who have the least equality and bargaining power (those that need the ... more>>
sammyc2007 2/4/2008 | 0 (0) | 132 | 3 | 0 | English
1 JURISPRUDENCE Prof. Quint ??? Fall 2002 I. Civil Disobedience A. Primarily an American construct Early instances included those refusing to return runaway slaves thus violating t... ... more>>
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1 Juris Outline Prof. Quint Fall 2003 2 ways of looking at law: 1) positivism ??? law is made by human will. 2) natural law ??? not something made up by humans. Arises from nature of human beings or ... more>>
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Contracts Outline I. Background and Basics a. Contract-agreement between two or more persons reflecting a common understanding as to something that is to be done in the future by o... ... more>>
sammyc2007 2/4/2008 | 0 (0) | 167 | 12 | 0 | English
1998 Insurance Law Professor Geistfeld 1 Outline of Principles of Insurance Law I. Introduction A. The nature and functions of insurance: 1. Insurance = Minimization of Risk: a. Risk-transfer ... more>>
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Bankruptcy Prof. Ayer Spring 2006 1 Part I: Non-Bankruptcy Remedies and Bankruptcy Basics .................................................... 1 Unit I: Non-Bankruptcy Remedies, Pr... ... more>>
sammyc2007 2/4/2008 | 0 (0) | 81 | 0 | 0 | English
1 AUTONOMY Agency Client will be bound by lawyer's actions (though can sue att'y if improper) Rule 1.2(a): Lawyer must follow client's decisions about objectives of rep. & consult ... ... more>>
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Not For Profit Corporations Outline Professor Suggs Spring 2001 I. Definitions, Black Letter Law, Tests, Etc. 1. Public Good: A. Can???t be sold exclusively; can???t control it a. Ex: clean air if ... more>>
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??Page??1 Juvenile Justice Outline Origins/History -originally no separate system, just infancy (conclusive at 7, rebuttable presumption through 13) -IL???s Act comes from a Progre... ... more>>
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EBGBECCK $ASQBANKRUPTCY_UNKNOWN1.DOC ctzx D I. Sources of Limits on Liability for Debt A. Common Law Limits: 1. Tort Theory: a. Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress: some courts buy it ... more>>
sammyc2007 2/4/2008 | 10 (1) | 260 | 9 | 0 | English
1 TORTS five different purposes behind tort law that play against each other 1. compensation: V is compensated for harm D caused 2. deterrent and/or behavior modification ---generally strict ... more>>
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1 I. SUPPLEMENTING THE AGREEMENT a. Implied Obligation of Good Faith i. Implied promises: In order for there to be a valid K, there must be a promise. Implied promises may provide ... ... more>>
sammyc2007 2/4/2008 | 7 (1) | 202 | 11 | 0 | English
Introduction to International Law Professor Michael Van Alstine Spring 2002 I. The Nature of International Law A. Jus Gentium -a law common to all men [resulted in the detailed peace treaties and ... more>>
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