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First Assignments

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Course Packet Information

Courses requiring course packet purchase are indicated below. Packets are available from Melissa Mundt, Room 215. Cash, check or charge accepted.

****************************************************************************** Law 120-B–Civil Procedure I

Professor Bodensteiner

01/06/16: Yeazell pp. 12-26; 365-83; Rules 8 and 10-12, FRCP. Read first 1.5 pages of syllabus (posted on Blackboard) and note the "written assignments" section.

Law 160-B–Legal Writing & Reasoning Professor Vance

HOMEWORK FOR THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 2016, 9:00 a.m. CLASS Read in the Linda H. Edwards text: Introduction & Chapters 1, 2, & 3.

Do exercises 1 & 4 on pages 24-25 & 33-35. We will go over these exercises in class. Law 160-C–Property I

Professor Banta

January 6 – Read pp. 1-15 January 7 – Class Canceled January 9 – Class Canceled Law 171-C–Torts II Professor Blomquist Read Johnson pp. 365-96

Law 203-A–Business Associations Professor Huss

Required Texts

Klein, Ramseyer & Bainbridge, Business Associations (9th ed.) (“K&R”)

Klein, Ramseyer & Bainbridge, Business Associations 2015 Statutes and Rules Reading Assignments

Jan. 7 K&R: 6-28

Jan. 12 K&R: 31-43, 66-72 Law 205-A–Administrative Law Professor Blomquist

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2 Law 250-HA–Con Law II

Professor Levinson

Jan. 7 pp. 1197-1211; Supp. 163-171 Law 250-HA–Con Law II

Professor Bodensteiner

01/07/16: Chemerinsky pp. 40-59. Read first page, and top portion of the second page, of the syllabus (posted on Blackboard).

Law 253-A–Con Law III Professor Telman

Chemerinsky Casebook: xli-xlix (i.e., read the Constitution) Law 279-A–International Human Rights

Professor Moskowitz Thursday, 1/7

CB 2-5 CB 47-53 Xerox 1-11

Law 301-F–National Security Law Seminar Professor Blomquist

Read Guiora, Introduction, Chapter 1 Law 323-A–MBE Strategies Professor Lesniewski

No assignment. The books for this course are available through Kaplan. Kaplan will sell the books on campus either the first or second week of school. We will let you know when we have a date. The book information and prices are as follows:

MBE Strategies (Law 323): $85-- Kickstart (MBE outlines) book and BPS&S (practice question) book.

ALS (Law 655): $85-- Kickstart (MBE outlines) book, MEE outline book, and Essay book. If you are enrolled in both ALS and MBE Strategies, you can purchase all books for $125. Law 405-A–IN Con Law

Professor Levinson Jan. 6 pp. 1-25

Law 420-A–Bankruptcy Professor Trujillo

There is no class on Friday, 08Jan2016.

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— Prepare Assignment #1. Extra-legal collection methods. Casebook pp. 3-5; 23-25; 37-39

Problem 1.2 (p.19); SKIM Problem 2.5 (p. 50).

Review the portions of the federal Fair Credit Reporting Act (“FCRA”) posted on Blackboard. Law 445-A–Labor Law

Adjunct Professor Brzozowski

For January 6th, please read pg. 40-77 of the text. Also, please review the following statutes in the supplement: Norris-LaGuardia (“N-LG”) Sec. 1 and 2; NLRA Secs. 1-6; LMRA Sec. 1; LMRDA Sec. 2. If you have not purchased the supplement, you can download copies of these statutes and I will also make copies available on Blackboard.

Please also send me an e-mail at [email protected] and introduce yourself in a few

sentences (year in law school, any particular interest in labor law, any work experience in labor law or otherwise, interests, etc.). Also, please indicate if you have ever belong(ed) to a Union or have family that belong(ed) to a Union. This is just for survey purposes.

Law 446-A–Employment Law Professor Stuart

Required text: Rothstein, et al., Employment Law (8th ed. 2015)

Read pp. 17-20; 26-31; 33-36; 42-55; & 61-65 (in other words, all of Chapter 2 except the cases & their Notes)

Law 453-A–Israel/Palestine International Humanitarian Rights Professor Telman

Reading 1: Arthur Hertzberg, Introduction to The Zionist Idea 15-51 (will be available on Blackboard and as part of a packet that will be available for purchase from Melissa Mundt in January)

Shapira, Israel: A History 67-152 Law 482A–Advanced Discovery Adjunct Professor Cherry

First assignment: Read Chapter 1 in the book. Law 485-A–Family Law

Professor Trujillo

There is no class on Thursday, 07Jan2016.

The first class will be Tuesday, 12Jan2016. Please prepare: Assignment #1. Introduction

Casebook pp. 3-10; 19-30; Question B (p. 26) Law 485-P–Family Law Practicum Professor Moskowitz

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4 Adjunct Professor Sedia

For Monday, January 11, 2016, please read: I.C. 31-15-2-1 (through 18)

I.C. 31-17-2-1 (through 25) I.C. 31-15-7-1 (through 10)

Have these statutes with you in class in hard copy or electronically. Law 503-A–Health & Medical Research for Lawyers

Professor Probst

Readings for first class period posted to Blackboard. Law 504-A–Mergers & Acquisitions

Professor Huss Required Texts

Therese H. Maynard, Mergers & Acquisitions: Cases, Materials & Problems (3rd_{Ed. 2013)}

Statutory Materials (to be discussed in class - could be your statutory supplement from Business Associations) Reading Assignments Jan. 6 pp. 1-26 Jan. 11 pp. 26-47 Law 506–Negotiation Professor Vance

FIRST ASSIGNMENT FOR 506 NEGOTIATION CLASS

Monday, January 11, 2016, 1:30 – 3:20 p.m. Stride Courtroom In the Craver text (2d ed.), read: Chapter 1(Introduction);

Chapter 7 (Influence of Negotiator Styles), pages 81 – 88; DO NOT LOOK AT PAGES 91 - 106 (Singlepart-Largecorp Purchase Agreement Simulation);

Chapter 8 (Impact of Process on Post-Negotiation Feelings), pages 107-108.

Over break, you might want to read or get started reading Getting To Yes because I’d like you to have it read by January 25. After January 25, you will be writing a short critique on it for a grade. The book is only 190 pages and a short read.

This book started the revolution of problem-solving negotiation. The terms will sound familiar to you from ADR class. I would like you to read with the goal of learning to negotiate using the problem-solving process and the tactics the authors suggest in Parts III and V.

Law 655-All Sections–ALS Professor Lesniewski

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campus either the first or second week of school. We will let you know when we have a date. The book information and prices are as follows:

MBE Strategies (Law 323): $85-- Kickstart (MBE outlines) book and BPS&S (practice question) book.

ALS (Law 655): $85-- Kickstart (MBE outlines) book, MEE outline book, and Essay book. If you are enrolled in both ALS and MBE Strategies, you can purchase all books for $125.