Introduction to Jurisprudence

LSLW 525

• Professor: Jack Baldwin LeClair M.A., Ed.S., J.D.
• Office Hours: by appointment and posted on office door.
• Office Phone: 973.655.7953
• Email: leclairj@mail.montclair.edu (put LSLW 525 in the subject line)
• Text 1: H/L = Hayman, Jr., Robert L. and Levitt, Nancy. Jurisprudence: Contemporary Readings, Problems, and Narratives, (St. Paul, Minn.: West Publishing Co., 1995);
• Text 2: D = Dyson, Freeman. The Sun, The Genome, and The Internet., (New York, NY: Oxford University Press, 1999)
• Other Assignments - to be assigned on Blackboard.

purpose of this course:

1. All reading and written assignments must be completed prior to the class in which they are due.
2. Attendance is mandatory. Students are responsible for keeping current with the assignments. The professor is not responsible for keeping students current.
3. Class participation is encouraged and will be rewarded academically.
4. All assignments must be each student's workproduct.
5. Readings will be from the text, cyberspace, or handouts.
6. Graduate students will have more rigorous assignments and grading.