Professor Stuart Shieber
This graduate seminar focuses on the design of a curriculum and pedagogical infrastructure for a new computer science course. This term, the target…
Professor Ruth L. Okediji
This is an introductory course on intellectual property (IP). It will cover the major justifications for the principal forms of IP (patents,…
Professor Ruth L. Okediji
This course will provide a comprehensive study of the law that governs enforceable promises. It begins with a study of the sources of contract…
Professor Charles Nesson
Fair trial teaches the fundamentals of the Sixth Amendment, the right of a criminal defendant to be confronted by a prosecution based on the testimony…
Professor Charles Nesson
The epistemology of legal, scientific, and political truth. We will consider proof by witness, proof by expert, proof by statistics and CSI, and the…
Professor Martha Minow
From old problems like affirmative action to newer ones like the turn to algorithms in criminal justice and credit, law and private actions use group…
Professor Martha Minow
This course is one of the two basic courses in the field; it focuses on the separation of powers and federalism and on the Fourteenth Amendment's Equal…
Professor Yochai Benkler
Since the 1970s, income for the median worker in the United States has stagnated. At the same time the share of income and wealth held by the top 1%…
Professor Christopher Bavitz with Jessica Fjeld
This seminar is required for all students enrolled in the Cyberlaw Clinic. The course incorporates instruction about…