Jurisprudence, Law and Justice Studies Minor

A minor consists of Five courses.

The Classes of 2022 and 2023 should follow these requirements for the minor.

Take five courses: no more than three can be counted from either of the two listing-in Analytic Perspectives and Theory, and Substantive Areas

Course Number	Title	Credits

Analytic Perspectives and Theory:

Course Number	Title	Credits
GOVT-365	Free Speech Theory	1
GOVT-356	The Political Theory of Personal Privacy	1
HIST-229/COLEG-229/GOVT-229	The American Founding: Ideals and Reality	1
GOVT-229/COLEG-229/HIST-229	The American Founding: Ideals and Reality	1
LIT-129	Law and Justice, The American Way	1
LIT-218	Literatures of Witness	1
LIT-342/AMST-342	Seminar: Written on the Wall: 20th- and 21st-Century American Prison Writing	1
LIT-341	Seminar: Booked: Prison Writing	1

Substantive Areas

Course Number	Title	Credits
ENVST-234	Environmental Justice	1
GOVT-418	Seminar: International Law	1
GOVT-225	Courts and Judicial Process	1
GOVT-241	Survey of Constitutional Law	1
GOVT-273	Law and Justice Laboratory : Seminar in the Criminal Justice System in Oneida County, New York	1
GOVT-274	Law and Justice Laboratory: Internship and Observation	1
GOVT-335	Seminar: Criminal Law	1
GOVT-359	The Organization and Politics of American Policing	1
GOVT-376	Government Failure?:The American Administrative State	1
HIST-377	Violence, Law, and Justice in the Middle Ages	1
PSYCH-324	Law and Human Behavior	1
PSYCH-367	Psychological Bias in the Justice System	1
RELST-239/AMST-239	Native American Religious Freedom	1
SOC-373	Seminar on the Constitution and Social Policy.	1
WMGST-225	Women, Law, Public Policy and Activism in the Contemporary United States	1