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The scope of Congress’s authority under the Necessary and Proper Clause is being challenged by a theory that is gaining acceptance in the courts and in legal scholarship. The “great powers” theory posits that some implied powers, even if necessary to effectuate an enumerated power, are not “proper” because of the degree of their …

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The primary emphasis will be on drafting statutes and contracts. However, students will also learn drafting principles that apply to other public rules (constitutional provisions, codes, ordinances, administrative rules/regulations, executive orders, and court rules) and private documents (leases, covenants, bylaws, and settlement agreements).

The application of the Rules of Evidence require that same scrutiny. The suggestion is not novel. A pioneering work in this field is that of Professor Jasmine B. Gonzalez Rose, Toward a Critical Race Theory of Evidence, Minnesota Law Review, Vol. 101, p. 2243, (2017).

the Code of which the person has personal knowledge and providing information, testimony, and evidence at any investigation into or hearing on alleged violations of the Code. C. Authority of Faculty. 1. Except as otherwise specifically provided, the Code does not affect the inherent authority of each Law School professor to conduct and to regulate

Mandatory Fall Graduation Check Up (October 16 – 27, 2023) All graduating students are required to attend a mandatory graduation check up. These appointments are designed to make sure students have the necessary information for graduation and that students are on track to complete all graduation requirements. Please reserve the evening slots …

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by Peter F. Kelsen, Adam E. Laver and Jared N. Klein (LAW ’04) Last year, Philadelphia City Council enacted changes to Philadelphia’s residential tax abatement program via legislation that reduced the value of certain approved abatements by 10 percent per year, commencing with abatements applied for after December 31, 2020.

Certificate Requirements. Successful completion of ITAP and four other Advocacy and Litigation courses in the J.D. program. Attendance at five lectures in the LL.M. in Trial Advocacy Program. Students must maintain a 3.0 GPA in Advocacy courses as well as a 2.50 GPA overall. Participation as a witness or juror in designated mock trials or …