EM7222

This course examines the domestic legal framework that pertains to the U.S. government's execution of national and homeland security policies. It is a rigorous, upper-level course that will require students to master complex materials related to topic areas that include constitutional separation of powers related to national and homeland security; prosecution of national and homeland security criminal cases in civilian courts; identification of the legal implications of emerging technologies in national and homeland security; and understanding legal issues related to intelligence collection.

Books/Materials >$50, MSSEP Elective