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LAW 9300: National Security Law

Spring 2027 · 3 credit hours · 1 section · 20 open seats as of Oct 30, 2026, 5:24 AM Central

This course is designed to survey the interaction between established rules and principles of law (primarily constitutional and criminal law) and the United States' need to protect and defend itself and promote national security policies. This course will examine the ways in which those principles and rules sometimes bend to national security needs, limit government action in national security, or adapt to promote significant security aims. This course is an elective qualifying for credit toward the Criminal Practice Professional Track and Special Distinction.

Professors teaching LAW 9300 in Spring 2027

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