LAW 5713
Law and Psychology
This class will explore issues at the intersection of law and psychology. We will consider both the ways in which psychology contributes to our understanding of law and legal procedure and ways in which psychology is used within the law and legal system. We will explore psychological research on dispute resolution, decision-making, and procedural justice, as well as the role of psychology within particular types and stages of litigation. There will be a 3 hour in-class exam. [Non-law graduate students and upper-level undergraduate students are welcome to take this class.] 3 units.
Prerequisites & course information
Credit 3 units. Law: BCCCRIII, BCCCRVPLUS, LCU Typical periods offered: Fall, Spring
Sources
- Course catalogue โ2026โ2027