GOVT 67 Civil Liberties Legal and Normative Approaches

This course examines the normative and constitutional (textual) bases for protecting certain civil liberties or rights in the United States. The aim is not only to learn the constitutional language of civil liberties but also to think critically about it. Areas covered may include: property, race, sex, abortion, religious and cultural rights, gun rights, sexual freedom and "alternative" marriage, and animal rights.

Instructor

Bedi

Degree Requirement Attributes

Dist:TMV; WCult:W

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