This course is designed to give law students the tools they need to succeed in law school and beyond. It covers the terminology, concepts, and tools lawyers and legal academics use to make their arguments. Through a series of short lectures and assignments, students will learn how to follow and make arguments of their own. A reading list is provided to help students explore the subject matter more deeply. The lessons are modular, allowing students to approach them in whatever order fits their schedule, interests, and needs.
Citizenship and the Rule of Law
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This course, run by the Bingham Centre of the British Institute of International and Comparative Law, will provide an introduction to the Rule of Law and its implications in today's world. Through video lectures, recommended reading, discussion questions and activities, participants will explore the impact of current events on the Rule of Law. No prior knowledge of law or politics is required to join. Over 6 weeks, participants will spend approximately 3 hours each week learning about the Rule of Law and developing their own perspectives. Be you so high, the law is above you - this course will help you understand why this principle is so important.
Introduction to Intellectual Property
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This course introduces the various types of U.S. intellectual property, such as patents, copyrights, and trademarks. It will explore how global businesses have used intellectual property law to generate enormous value from intangible assets. Through case studies, you will learn how Apple's trademarked brand was valued at over $100 billion and how J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter franchise has generated over $25 billion. You will gain an understanding of how the law creates value in intangible assets and how to use intellectual property to your advantage.
Introduction to International Criminal Law
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This course provides an introduction to international criminal law and policy. It will explore the fundamentals of international crimes such as genocide, war crimes, terrorism, and piracy. We will examine unique modes of international criminal liability and specialized defenses. We will also discuss the challenges of obtaining custody of the accused and maintaining control of the courtroom. Through readings, video lectures, simulations, and debates, students will gain a comprehensive understanding of this important area of law.
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