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Leuven, Belgium
European Union Law (2 credits)
The European Union is the largest trading partner of the
U.S., and the growth of multinational and integrated
business activities between two continents has a substantial
impact on the practice of law in this country. This course
provides a basic foundation for understanding an entire
legal system which has been developed in modern times. It
studies the institutions and legal principles which govern
this regime, some of which have been borrowed from the
American experience and some which are still in the process
of formulation.
Parma, Italy
Electronic Commerce ( 2 credits)
This course will consider how developments in
information technology affect commercial transactions. The
course will consider issues related to information
(including rules for protecting information, intellectual
property and privacy) and various types of transactions in
the electronic contexts (sales between businesses and/or
consumers, website issues, and payments), as well as
cross-border dispute-resolution issues. Particular emphasis
will be placed on the social, political, and economic issues
underlying those legal doctrines.
The First Amendment in Comparative Perspective (2 credits)
Description forthcoming
CLASS ATTENDANCE POLICY, ABA RESIDENCY, AND
GRADES
Classes will be conducted from 9:00a.m. to 2:00 p.m., Monday
through Thursday. Classroom attendance is mandatory.
The Seton Hall University School of Law Attendance Policy and Honor
Code is enforced.
It is unlikely that participation in a foreign summer program
may be used to accelerate graduation. A student seeking to accelerate
graduation should consult with the Registrar.
Students participating in the program should note that acceptance of any
credit or grade from the student’s home school.
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