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Registration Spring 2008 LOTTERY REGISTRATION BIDDING: Mon 2/25 9:00 am - Wed 2/27 5:00 pm RESULTS ANNOUNCED AND POSTED: Fri 2/29 REGULAR REGISTRATION Mon 3/3 9:00 am - Fri 3/7 5:00 pm ADD/DROP PERIOD Mon 3/31 9:00 am - Fri 4/18 5:00 pm (After Fri 4/4 instructor consent required to add)
The link to the registration page is at the bottom of this page. Please read this entire notice before registering. During lottery registration you may bid for up to 3 offerings. Rank your bids by entering them in order of preference. They will be filled by lottery, starting with first choices. If you change your mind about a selection, you will have to re-rank all of your selections; deleting one will delete all. There is no advantage to bidding early or disadvantage to bidding late.
Joint Degree students not in residence at the law school this quarter: You MUST follow the above procedure to be included in the lottery. Your regular course registration will need to be done through the division in which you are in residence.
LOTTERY OFFERINGS LIST:
Cred Instructor Slots Antitrust and Intellectual Property: Readings 3 Picker 20 Art Law: Litigating Title Disputes 3 Epstein, J. 20 Behavioral Law and Economics: Selected Topics 3 Sunstein 20 Business of Entrepreneurship for Lawyers 2-3 Rodkin 20 Civil Litigation: Theory and Policy 2 Sharpe 20 Comparative Constitutional Design 3 Ginsburg, T. 20 Comparative Perspectives on Contract Law 2 Effron 20 Competition Policy in the European Community 3 Evans 20 Constitutional Traditions in European Legal History 2-3 Thier 20 Corporate Crime and Investigation [CANCELLED] 2-3 Guentert 20 Criminal Justice and Cyber Law 3 Abraham 20 Electronic Commerce Law 3 Nagorsky 20 Empirical Law and Economics 2 Morrison 20 European Union Law II: Current Legal and Political Problems 3 Duquette 20 Federal Habeas Corpus 2-3 Mitchell 20 Food and Drug Law 3 Malani 20 Historic Preservation Law 2 Friedman 15 History of American Federalism: Origins to the Civil War 3 LaCroix 20 Information Technology Law: Complex Industry Transactions 3 Zarfes 20 Intellectual Property Litigation: Advanced Issues 3 Masters 20 International Arbitration 3 Rubinstein, J. 25 International Law, International Relations Theory and Contracts 2 Abebe 20 Law and Literature of Capital Punishment 3 Bandes 20 Law and Practice of Zoning, Land Use, and Eminent Domain 2-3 Geselbracht, et al. 25 Law, Science, and Medicine 3 Palmer 14 Legal History of Early China 3 Skosey 16 Luxury Retailing and Law 3 Bangs; Zarfes 20 Plea Bargaining 2 Bowers 20 Property Theory 3 Strahilevitz 20 Readings in Corporate and Securities Law 3 Henderson 20 Regulated Financial Institutions... 3 Berkowitz 20 Section 1983 Civil Rights Litigation 3 Futterman; Huber 16 Social Welfare Law 2 Fennell 20 Structuring...Complex Business Transactions 3 Zarfes 20 Telecommunications Law and Policy 2-3 Schneider 20 Telecommunications Law: Advanced Issues 3 Kamin; Harrington 20 Work, Poverty, and the Law 2-3 Zatz 25 Workshop: International Law 2-3 Posner, E.; Nzelibe 20
Once you have completed your registration, we recommend that you print or save a copy of the registration page for your records. If at a later date you believe that there is an error in your registration you will need to demonstrate that you registered successfully. Joint Degree student not in residence at the law school this quarter: Your regular course registration will need to be done through the division in which you are in residence, although the Registrations will be viewable on cMore the day after they are entered.
3Ls and LLMs, please keep the following important details in mind when you register for Spring Quarter:
1Ls, this is your first opportunity to register online. As in the past two quarters, we will register you for your core courses. This quarter you will also go online to register for your one elective course; your choices are:
A note regarding journals: If you wish to be eligible for any of the journals, you must have grades entered for all of your classes by Monday, June 30, 2008, which is the grading deadline for exam classes. This means that if you are taking an elective where the basis for the grade is a paper, you must turn in a paper early enough for the professor to have the time to grade it by that date. For Health Law (Malani) and Decisionmaking (Baird and Nussbaum), papers are due to the instructor(s) by Monday, June 23, 2008. A note regarding exams: If your elective offers an exam as part of the basis for your grade, you will take that exam on Wednesday, June 4, 2008. See the Spring Exam Schedule for more details on all of your exams. < | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
