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LAW 9000

Supervised Research Project

2 credits · Law School

A student develops his or her own research project and writes a substantial research paper under the supervision of a faculty member who agrees to supervise the paper. The criteria for a substantial research paper are provided in the description of the requirements for the J.D. degree. To enroll in this course, please follow the steps outlined in the VLS Student Handbook ("Substantial Writing Requirement, Seminars, and Supervised Research Projects"). This course may be taken only once for credit. Faculty approval required. [2]

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