POL SCI 145E
Public Law and Judicial Process: Constitutional Law -- Rights of Accused
Description: Lecture, three or four hours; discussion, one hour (when scheduled). Requisite: course 40. Designed for juniors/seniors. Constitutional rights of persons suspected, accused, and convicted of crimes, with attention to how protections have changed through history. P/NP or letter grading.
Units: 4.0
Units: 4.0
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Winter 2024 - Do not take this class. There is little to no organization other than the case assignments. Professor Orren assigns 5 cases a week for review and there is a quiz on 5 cases during the discussion period. Professor Orren has no slides and no recordings, she stands at a podium and just talks, sometimes it is related to the cases, other times it is not. If you are looking for any sort of guidance from her or the TA, do not. No hate to Professor Orren but she must retire.
Winter 2024 - Do not take this class. There is little to no organization other than the case assignments. Professor Orren assigns 5 cases a week for review and there is a quiz on 5 cases during the discussion period. Professor Orren has no slides and no recordings, she stands at a podium and just talks, sometimes it is related to the cases, other times it is not. If you are looking for any sort of guidance from her or the TA, do not. No hate to Professor Orren but she must retire.
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