Class Assignments
The following is a list of class assignments for this term. Please be aware
that this listing may not include all assignments that are posted on the Assignment
Board. If your class does not have an assignment, please check the assignment
board or contact your professor.
Updated:
Friday, 6-jun-08 9:43 AM
Business Planning
Summer 2008
Prof. Laro
Class materials are available in the USD Bookstore.
First Reading Assignment:
Please pick up the first reading assignment from Perla Bleisch in Warren Hall
218
Corporate Law Seminar
Summer 2008
Prof. Lee
Please click here for a list of topics
(PDF)
Cyberspace Law
Summer 2008
Prof. Henning
"Dear Class:
There is no reading assignment for the first class. You are also not
required to purchase any reading materials for class. We will spend the first
class discussing the class format, syllabus, and access to reading materials.
Professor Henning"
Evidence
Summer 2008
Prof. Ramirez
Required Texts:
1. Burns et al., Evidence in Context: A Trial Evidence Workbook, 3d
ed. (NITA 2004).
2. Federal Rules of Evidence 2007-08 (Thomson*West).
3. Weinstein's Evidence Manual–Student Edition, 8th ed. (Lexis Nexis
2007)
Assignment
Assigned evidence problems will be based on two case files: State v. Mitchell
and MacIntyre v. Easterfield. These case files can be found in the
Burns Workbook. You will be well served by an early and detailed familiarity
with both files.
For the first day of class, please carefully read and re-read State v.
Mitchell (including the jury instructions), read the Introduction to the
Federal Rules of Evidence (FRE), read FRE 401-403 (including commentary), and
prepare Problems 1-10 and 12 (Burns Workbook).
Health Care Finance and Regulation
Summer 2008
Prof. Lawrence A. Frolik
Assignments:
Hall, Bobinski & Orentlicher, The Law of Health Care
Finance and Regulation (2d ed)
June 9 p. 1 - 83
June 10 p. 83 - 109
June 11 p. 109 - 134
June 16 p. 134 - 158
June 17 p. 159 - 204
June 18 p. 204 - 237
June 23 p. 238 - 267
June 24 p. 267 - 295
June 25 p. 295 - 324
June 30 p. 324 - 339
July 1 p. 340 - 360
July 2 p. 361 - 398
July 7 p. 398 - 422
July 8 p. 422 - 459
July 9 p. 459 - 471
July 14 p. 472 - 498
July 15 p. 498 - 521
July 16 p. 521 - 549
July 21 p. 549 - 569
July 22 p. 569 - 579
July 23 p. 579 - 602
Negotiations
Summer 2008
Prof. Brainin
For class 1, the assignment is to read the Introduction and Chapter
1 in Getting to Yes.
Professional Responsibility
Summer 2008
Prof. Berch
Assignment:
We will use the first day to generally orient the class in the law of lawyering
and in the methodology that we will employ in the class.
You should briefly peruse the ABA Model Code of Professional Conduct that will
be found in the Supplement. You should also read Chapter 1 of the Morgan and
Rotunda casebook.
I expect we will have an informative and enjoyable summer session.
Tax I
Summer 2008
Prof. Caron
Before our first class on Monday, June 9, please:
- Sign up for the class TWEN site at www.lawschool.westlaw.com
The password is USDTaxCaron
- Download or print out copies of the following material from the TWEN site,
and read them before the first class:
a. Syllabus
b. Problems for First Class
c. 1913 federal income tax form
d. President and Mrs. Bush=s 2007 federal income tax return
e. Rev. Proc. 2007-66
f. Tax Myopia article excerpt
- Read pages 1-56 of the casebook and the Tax Myopia article excerpt,
and do the Problems for First Class
- If possible, please stop by my office (WH310B) sometime before class to
pick up the handheld device you will be using during the class. (I will be
in my office most of the day on Wednesday, Thursday, and Monday.) If you are
unable to see me prior to Monday=s class, you can pick up your handheld in
class.
- If you want to read about the technology we will use in the class, see Taking
Back the Law School Classroom: Using Technology to Foster Active Student Learning,
54 J. Legal Educ. 551 (2004) (http://papers.ssrn.com/abstract_id=527522).
6. Check out my TaxProf Blog (http://taxprof.typepad.com).
T&E: Wills and Trusts
Summer 2008
Prof. Kris Panikowski
READING ASSIGNMENT FIRST WEEK (6/10 to 6/12)
- Tuesday (6/10): pp. 1-30
- Wednesday (6/11): pp. 30-58
- Thursday (6/12): pp. 59-83
**Please arrive on Tuesday prepared to discuss the reading.
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