Legal Anti-Corrupt Framework (LAW-795BV-001)
Nancy Boswell
Meets: 01:00 PM - 03:30 PM (MTuWThF) - Yuma - Room Y404
Enrolled: 2 / Limit: 22
Notices
The registration numbers do not reflect the practitioners who will also participate in this course along with JD and LLM students. All students are welcome to attend the Certificate Ceremony for those not seeking academic credit. It will take place on Friday afternoon at 4PM.
Description
This course explores key U.S. constitutional provisions, laws, regulations and institutions – as well as voluntary norms -- intended to foster transparency and integrity and to prevent and sanction corruption, particularly in the public sector. It will analyze U.S. criminal laws, including on bribery and money laundering; preventive measures to promote transparency and accountability, such as ethics standards, access to information and whistleblower protection; and such problematic areas as conflicts of interest, lobbying and campaign finance.
Textbooks and Other Materials
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All materials will be available online or distributed in class.
First Class Readings
Syllabus will be posted shortly.