Two incoming students e-mailed about the Law and Philosophy Workshop (mentioned here). This is not, I'm afraid, open to 1Ls to take for credit, but students are welcome to sit in on the sessions. I hope that the Jurisprudence II course will be available as a Spring Quarter elective, and so open to 1Ls. Please feel free to e-mail with additional questions or stop by my office in September.
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