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FIRST-YEAR DAY COURSES PROFESSOR CRS-SEC. CR W/S INDEX DAYS AND TIMES ROOM
CONSTITUTIONAL LAW §1 Maltz 506-01 | Books 4 42015 MW11:00-12:10; F11:30-12:40 204
CONSTITUTIONAL LAW §2 Hawkins 506-02 | Books 4 42016 MW11:00-12:10; F11:30-12:40 207
CRIMINAL LAW §1 Kaplan 516-01 | Books 4 46063 MTTh2:30-3:40 106
CRIMINAL LAW §2
 Walen 516-02 | Books 4 42019 MTTh2:30-3:40 103
LAWR II §1 Jenoff 550-01 | Books 2 42022 T9:00-9:50; Th10:00-10:50 E108
LAWR II §2 Wallinger 550-02 | Books 2 42672 T9:00-9:50; Th10:00-10:50 E112
LAWR II §3 Wallinger 550-03 | Books 2 42673 T10:00-10:50; Th9:00-9:50 E112
LAWR II §4
 Rodriguez 550-04 | Books 2 42674 M9:00-9:50; W10:00-10:50 E108
LAWR II §5 Rodriguez 550-05 | Books 2 42675 M10:00-10:50; W9:00-9:50 E108
LAWR II §6
 Jenoff 550-06 | Books 2 44391 T10:00-10:50; Th9:00-9:50 E108
PROPERTY §1 Goodman 536-01 | Books 4 42020 TTh11:00-12:10; F10:00-11:10 E112
PROPERTY §2 Carrier 536-02 | Books 4 46064 TTh11:00-12:10; F10:00-11:10 207
ACADEMIC SUCCESS PROGRAM Nissen 115-01 T12:30-1:20 106
PROFESSIONALISM Joseph 115-02 TBD

CLINICS, EXTERNSHIP, JOURNALS,
MOOT COURTS, SENIOR RESEARCH,
& TEACHING ASSISTANT
PROFESSOR
CRS- SEC. CR W/S INDEX DAYS AND TIMES ROOM
LE=Limited enrollment. P=Prerequisite. #=Enrollment by permission of instructor. E =exclusion from a course. See course description for more information.
# ABA National Appellate Advocacy Moot Court Competition Moffa 515-01 | Books P2 W 52474 B/A
P,# Advanced Child & Family Advocacy Clinic I Schalick 750-01 | Books 2 or 3 S/W*
WI* 		50132 B/A
P, # Advanced Child & Family Advocacy Clinic II Schalick 773-01 | Books 2 or 3 S/W*
WI* 		50576 B/A
P, # Advanced Children's Justice Clinic Simkins
780-01 | Books
2 or 3 S/W*
WI* 		48306 B/A
P, # Advanced Civil Practice Clinic I Mallgrave/Overton 766-01 | Books 2 or 3 WI* 44100 B/A
P, # Advanced Civil Practice Clinic II Overton 785-01 | Books 2 S/WI 54817 B/A
P, # Advanced Domestic Violence Clinic Chase/Robbins 737-01 | Books 2 or 3 S/W*
WI* 		46616 B/A
P, # Advanced Immigrant Justice Clinic I Gottesman 781-01 | Books 1, 2
or 3 		S/W
WI* 		59354 B/A
P, # Advanced International Sales Levin/Parvey 792-01 | Books 2 44979 B/A
I, P, E Appellate Advocacy: Hunter Moot Court II §1 Robbins 703-01 | Books 2 S 42024 M4:00-5:50 E112
I, P, E Appellate Advocacy: Hunter Moot Court II §2 Robbins 703-02 | Books 2 S 50125 W9:00-10:50 105
I, P, E Appellate Advocacy: Hunter Moot Court II §11 Gotthelf 703-11 | Books 2 S 50126 T6:10-8:00 E112
Appellate Advocacy: Hunter Moot Court Board Robbins 741-01 | Books 1 48019 M8:30-9:20 E404
Appellate Advocacy: International Moot Court II Kemeny 769-01 | Books 1 50128 Th8:10-10:00 323
# LE Bryant-Moore Civil Rights Moot Court Competiton Hawkins 551-01 | Books P2 59355 B/A
LE8, P # Child & Family Advocacy Clinic Schalick 777-01 | Books 6 S/W *WI 48956 T12:30-2:20; Th4:00-5:50 T105
ThE107
LE8, P # Children's Justice Clinic Simkins 796-01 | Books 6 S/W *WI 47366 T12:30-1:20; Th4:00-5:50 204
LE16, P, # Civil Practice Clinic Mallgrave/Overton 794-01 | Books 6 S/W *WI 43066 T12:30-2:20; Th4:00-5:50 E110
Directed Research B/A 707-01 | Books 1 W 42029 B/A
Directed Research B/A 708-01 | Books 2 W/WI 42030 B/A
# 6 Domestic Violence Clinic Chase 772-01 | Books 6 S/W
*WI 		45437 T12:30-2:20; Th2:30-3:45 E404
Eagleton Fellowship Katz 731-01 | Books P4 46230 B/A
LE12,
P, # 		Family Mediation Clinic Viniar/Hawn 729-01 | Books 4 S/W 58577 F9:00-10:50 E404
P, E
# LE 		Federal Prisoner Reentry Clinic McLaughlin 628-01 | Books 6 S/W
*WI 		59356 T12:30-2:20; Th4:00-5:50 210
# LE8 Immigrant Justice Clinic Gottesman 611-01 | Books 6 S/W
*WI 		59358 T12:30-2:20; Th4:00-5:50 325
#, P
LE20 		International Commercial Arbitration Advocacy Levin/Parvey 743-11 | Books 2 S 58578 B/A
% Investigator Practicum Murphy/Lore 115-03 MWF9:05-10:00 M210
WF323
# Irving R. Kaufman Memorial Securities Moot Court Competition Laby 574-01 | Books P2 59359 B/A
Journal of Law and Religion Dane/Friedell 774-01 | Books P1 *W 45964 B/A
Journal of Law and Public Policy Harvey/Ricks 783-01 | Books P1 *W 46102 B/A
#, P Judicial Externship Legge 790-01 | Books P3 *W *WI 48307 Th4:00-5:50 Fed Court
#, P Judicial Externship II Legge 776-01 | Books P3 *W/*WI 49138 B/A
Law Journal
 Williams/Goldfarb/
Andrews 		760-01 | Books P1 *W 45852 B/A
# LAWR Teaching Assistants LAWR Faculty 701-01 | Books 1 *W 42023 B/A
# National Baseball Arbitration Competition Andrews 575-01 | Books P2 59369 B/A
# National Hispanic Moot Court Competition L. Rodriguez 755-01 | Books P2 47467 B/A
# Pace/Environmental Law Moot Court Team Wise 770-01 | Books P2 I 48200 B/A
#, P Practice Externship Katz 795-01 | Books P3 S*/*W *WI 42571 *Th4:00-5:50 E108
#, P Practice Externship II Katz 759-01 | Books P3 S*/*W
*WI 		49146 B/A
# Robert F. Wagner National Labor & Employment Law Moot Court Eyer 576-01 | Books P2 59361 B/A
# Tax Moot Court Competition Livingston 788-01 | Books P2 54822 B/A
# Thurgood Marshall Mock Trial Competition Gavin 763-01 | Books P2 54818 B/A
#, P
LE8 		Trial Advocacy Competition Team** Gavin/Stahl 553-01 | Books 2 S 48021 T2:30-5:20; W8:10-10:00 PM;
F9:30-12:20 		TF E107
W E110

RUTGERS SCHOOL OF LAW-CAMDEN * SPRING 2013 COURSE SCHEDULE
UPPERCLASS DAY COURSES PROFESSOR CRS- CR W/S INDEX DAYS AND TIMES ROOM
LE=Limited enrollment. P=Prerequisite. #=Enrollment by permission of instructor. E=exclusion from a course. See course description for more information.
Accounting, Finance and Auditing For Lawyers Braithwaite 518-01 | Books 2 58669 W9:00-10:50 206
Admiralty Friedell 677-01 | Books 3 W* 45711 TTh9:30-10:45 325
#, LE, P Advanced Human Rights Advocacy & Litigation Stephens 789-01 | Books 2 59088 B/A
I, P, LE9 Advanced Legal Research Special Topics: International Law Butler 519-01 | Books 1 WI 58552 T12:30-2:20 323
P, LE8 Advanced Legal Writing Workshop Wallinger 523-01 | Books 2 S/WI 51952 T4:00-5:50 E108
Bankruptcy §1 Korobkin 689-01 | Books 3 55041 MW11:00-12:15 103
Bankruptcy Workshop Cooper 596-01 | Books 3 S 59362 M4:00-5:50; *Th4:00-5:50 E108
P, LE90 Business Organizations §1 Beckerman 680-01 | Books 4 50140 TWF9:30-10:40 103
I, P Business Torts Feinman 588-02 | Books 3 58678 TTh2:30-5:20 206
P, LE16 Child Abuse & Neglect Schalick 673-01 | Books 2 58554 M2:30-4:20 323
Comparative Law Livingston 503-01 | Books 3 58555 TTh11:00-12:15 103
Complex Civil Litigation Andrews 584-01 | Books 3 W*
WI* 		48953 MW9:30-10:45 106
Criminal Procedure: Investigations Braithwaite 655-02 | Books 3 58549 TTh9:30-10:45 207
Disability Law Eyer 595-01 | Books 3 W 58556 MW9:30-10:45 325
LE30 Electronic Discovery A. Donio 546-01 | Books 2 W 52139 W4:00-5:50 E108
Estates & Trusts I §1 Oren 627-01 | Books 3 55017 TTh2:30-3:45 207
Estates & Trusts I §2 Hinkle 627-02 | Books 3 W 58548 W2:30-5:20 106
LE50 Evidence §1 Lore 691-01 | Books 4 58605 MWTh2:30-3:40 E112
P, I
LE14 		Evidence II §1 Gavin 555-01 | Books 2 S 50291
W9:00-11:50
 E107
LE20 Families Across Borders Freedman 564-01 | Books 3 W/S
WI* 		59363 TTh11:00-12:15 E108
LE12 Family Mediation Viniar/Hawn 624-01 | Books 3 S 48075 Th4:00-6:50 642
LE50 Family Law §1 Goldfarb 658-01 | Books 3 46564 MW11:00-12:15 E108
P Freedom of Expression in 21st Century Rosenblatt 602-01 | Books 3 58559 MW11:00-12:15 E110
# Fundamentals of Legal Analysis Sablove/
Iannone 		512-01 | Books P2 49026 W4:00-5:50 E112
LE12 Health Care Transactions
 Frankford/
Swartz 		514-01 | Books 3 WI/S 58504 MW4:45-6:00 325

P, E 		Immigration Law Bosniak 669-01 | Books 4 58560 TTh12:30-2:20 E112
Insurance Law Scales 660-01 | Books 3 58561 TTh2:30-3:45 E108
LE24 International Business Transactions Practicum Afilalo 799-01 | Books 5 W/S 54985 M9:30-12:10; Th10:00-11:50 105
DL International Environmental Law & Policy (NB) Payne 559-01 | Books 3 W 59364 T3:55-6:55 E110
Internet Law Lastowka 612-01 | Books 3 58562 MW2:30-3:45 204
LE18, E Interviewing & Counseling §1 Covie 520-01 | Books 2 S 50142 T9:00-10:50 206
Introduction to Federal Income Taxation Ryan 649-01 | Books 4 44716 MWTh11:00-12:10 206
Introduction to International Law Clark 621-01 | Books 3 W* 55001 TTh2:30-3:45 204
P, E, DL LE24 Introduction to UCC S.11 Patterson 665-11 | Books 3 51949 N/A Distance Ed.
Jewish Law Friedell 672-01 | Books 2 W* 45712 T4:00-5:50 E404
Labor Law Rosoff 659-01 | Books 3 46914 SAT9:00-11:50 E108
Law and the Holocaust Livingston 778-01 | Books 3 W 58579 MW4:00-5:15 E110
Natural Resources Law Kovacs 554-01 | Books 3 58563 TTh9:30-10:45 E110
E, LE12 Negotiation §1 Cohen, Cheryl 502-01 | Books 2 W/S 52197 T4:00-5:50 325
New Jersey Practice Cook 594-01 | Books 2 52198 M4:00-5:50 103
LE14 New Jersey Supreme Court Poritz 569-01 | Books 3 W/WI* 52199 TTh11:00-12:15 E404
LE20 Origins of Modern Financial Regulation Laby 757-01 | Books 2 W 54816 W2:30-4:30 210
P Payment Systems Hyland 671-01 | Books 4 58564 TTh4:00-5:50 105
P LE14 Persuasion in Legal Writing Kirby 513-01 | Books 3 WI 49276 Th10:00-12:50 323
Professional Responsibility §1 Joseph 582-01 | Books 2 W* 47342 M9:00-10:50 E110
Professional Responsibility §2 Shore 667-01 | Books 3 58565 TTh1:00-2:15 103
Remedies Swedloff 561-01 | Books 3 59365 MW11:00-12:15 E112
Religion and the Law Dane 684-01 | Books 2 W* 58566 M9:00-10:50 323
Roman Law Hyland 567-01 | Books 3 59366 MW2:30-3:50 105
P Secured Transactions Korobkin 690-01 | Books 3 54998 MW2:30-3:45 E108
Securities Litigation & Enforcement Simon 542-01 | Books 3 58567 TTh9:00-10:15 E404
LE20 Sex Discrimination Goldfarb 676-01 | Books 3 WI 58569 MW2:30-3:45 325
State Constitutional Law Williams 600-01 | Books 2 *W *WI 48950 T2:30-4:20 E112
P, LE20 Transactional Drafting: IP McNichol 585-01 | Books 2 W 59367 W12:30-2:20 E108
LE20 Wealth, Democracy & the Rule of Law Rosenblatt 744-01 | Books 3 WI 58079 TTh1:00-2:15 E108

PROFESSOR CRS-SEC. CR W/S INDEX DAYS & TIMES ROOM
FIRST-YEAR EVENING COURSES
CONSTITUTIONAL LAW §11 Vildostegui 506-11 | Books 4 52138 M6:10_8:00; W8:10-10:00 325
LAWR II §11 Shashoua 550-11 | Books 2 43337 T6:10-8:00 E404
PROPERTY §11 Lastowka 536-11 | Books 4 42021 M8:10-10:00; W6:10-8:00 E404
UPPERCLASS EVENING COURSES
(LE=Limited enrollment. P=Prerequisite. #=Enrollment by permission of instructor. E=exclusion from a course. See course description for more information.)
P, LE Business Organizations §11 Barkasy 680-11 | Books 4 47341 TTh6:10-8:00 106
LE25 Casino Law Schrier 645-11 | Books 2 58570 M6:10-8:00 207
Civil Rights Moffa 535-11 | Books 2 58571 W6:10-8:00 E108
Corporate Restructuring in Bankruptcy Kaplan, Michael 670-11 | Books 3 50187 M6-10-9:00 204
P, LE16 Criminal Practice Baker/Cipparone 682-11 | Books 3 S 54996 W6:10-9:00 E112
Criminal Procedure: Adjudication Coombs 656-11 | Books 3 58908 M8:00-10:00; *W8:00-10:00 323
Environmental Regulation of Business Wise/Miano 598-11 | Books 2 50144 M6:10-8:00 206
LE75 Evidence §11 Sabatino 556-11 | Books 3 48968 W6:10-9:00 207
* P, LE14 Evidence II §11 Leise 521-11 | Books 3 S 48015 T6:10-8:00; *Th8-10-10:00 206
* LE12 Family Law Motion Practice Owens/
Hymerling 		603-11 | Books 3 W/S 50177 M6:10-8:00; *Th8:10-10:00 E404
Health Law Frankford 614-11 | Books 4 55015 M8:10-10:00; W6:10-8:00 E110
E, LE24 Interviewing & Counseling §11 Katz 520-11 | Books 2 S 55046 Th6:10-8:00 E108
P, E, LE24 Introduction to UCC §11 Patterson 665-11 | Books 3 51949 N/A Distance Ed.
Labor Law Rosoff 659-01 | Books 3 46914 SAT9:00-11:50 E108
E, LE24 Land Use Law & Policy Thomas 549-11 | Books 3 W 58583 *T8:10-10:00; Th6:10-8:00 105
P, LE12 PartnershipTaxation Jacobs 525-11 | Books 2 48069 M6:10-8:00 E112
P Patent Law II Licata 722-11 | Books 3 S/WI 58582 *T8:10-10:00; Th6:10-8:00 E112
LE40 Professional Responsibility .11 Teicher 582-11 | Books 2 52142 M6:10-8:00 103
Real Estate Transactions & Conveyances Washburn 668-11 | Books 4 58572 M6:10-8:00; W8:10-10:00 E108
I, P Securities Regulations Laby 617-11 | Books 3 51951 M8:10-10:00; W6:10-8:00 105
P, LE16 Small Business Counseling Talty 608-11 | Books 3 S/W 46093 T6:10-8:00 105
#, LE25 South African Constitutional Law Harvey 634-11 | Books P2 52144 Th6:10-8:00 325
#, LE20 South African Constitutional Law-Research Harvey 633-11 | Books 2 W/WI* 48076 Th8:10-10:00 325
Statutory Interpretation & Legislation Williams 623-11 | Books 3 W*
WI* 		45713 T6:10-8:00; *Th8:10-10:00 E108
LE20 Transactional Document Drafting .11 Kitain 565-11 | Books 2 W 52200 M6:10-8:00 E110

RUTGERS SCHOOL OF LAW-CAMDEN * SPRING 2013 COURSE SCHEDULE
PROFESSOR CRS-SEC. CR W/S INDEX DAYS & TIMES ROOM
PRE-TRIAL ADVOCACY (Each section limited to 16 students. Seniors have priority. See https://camlaw.rutgers.edu/students/schedules/spring2011-packet-docs/3.shtml )
(LE=Limited enrollment. P=Prerequisite. #=Enrollment by permission of instructor. See course description for more information.)
LE16 PreTrial Advocacy §1 Stahl 597-01 | Books 3 W/S 42864 W4:00-6:50 206
LE16 PreTrial Advocacy §2 Schneider 597-02 | Books 3 W/S 42996 T4:00-6:50 323
LE16 PreTrial Advocacy §3 Williams,K. 597-03 | Books 2 W/S 58547 Th4:00-5:50 323
LE16 PreTrial Advocacy §11 Robreno 597-11 | Books 2 W/S 42997 M6:10-8:00 642
TRIAL ADVOCACY (Each section limited to 14 students. Prerequisite: Evidence. Seniors have priority.
See https://camlaw.rutgers.edu/students/schedules/spring2011-packet-docs/3.shtml)
P, LE14 Trial Advocacy §1 Flicker 651-01 | Books 3 S 42028 W3:00-5:50 E107
P, LE14 Trial Advocacy §11 Katz, Harold 651-11 | Books 3 S 42025 T6:10-9:00 E107
P, LE14 Trial Advocacy §12
 Zarrillo 651-12 | Books 3 S 42026 W6:10-9:00 E107
P, LE14 Trial Advocacy §13 Blumberg 651-13 | Books 2 S 42027 Th6:10-8:00 E107

SEMINARS
(LE=Limited enrollment. P=Prerequisite. #=Enrollment by permission of instructor. E=exclusion from a course.
See course description for more information.)
LE14 Animal Law Rodriguez 718-01 | Books 2 WI 47388 M4:00-5:50 E404

P, LE14 		Corporate Governance Coleman 798-11 | Books 3 WI 52145 *T8:10-10:00; Th6:10-8:00 323
P, LE14 Current Issues in Constitutional Law Maltz 775-01 | Books 2 WI 54989 M4:00-5:50 105
I, LE14 Legalism Dane 732-01 | Books 2 W/WI* 58581 Th4:00-6:50 E404
LE14 Litigation, Insurance, Torts Feinman 765-01 | Books 2 WI 54809 W4:00-5:50 E404
LE14 Marshall Brennan Fellows
 Friedman/
McLaughlin 		784-11 | Books P3 45709 M6:10-8:00 105
LE # Philosophy of Law Husak 700-01 | Books 3 58978 M9:50-12:50 New
Brunswick

INTENSIVE COURSES:
I = Intensive. LE=Limited enrollment. P=Prerequisite. #=Enrollment by permission of instructor. E=exclusion from a course.
See course description for more information.

I, P, LE9 		Advanced Legal Research: International Law Butler 519-01 | Books 1 WI 58552 12:30-2:20 323
I, P Business Torts Feinman 588-02 | Books 3 58678 TTh2:30-5:20 206
I, P, LE14 Evidence II Gavin 555-01 | Books 2 S 50291 W9:00-11:50 E107
I, LE14 Legalism Dane 732-01 | Books 2 W/WI* 58581 Th4:00-6:50 E404
I, P Securities Regulations Laby 617-11 | Books 3 51951 M8:10-10:00; W6:10-8:00 103


I = Course is intensive and meets for part of the semester.
W = Course in which earning writing credit is mandatory. *W = Course in which writing credits are optional
WI = Course in which writing is intensive and mandatory. *WI = Course in which writing credits is intensive and optional.
S = Course earns lawyering skills credit. S* = Course in which lawyering skills credit is optional.
* = This three credit course has been scheduled to reduce the late-hour meeting by one-half. The two-hour session beginning at 6:10pm meets every week. The two-hour session beginning at 8:10pm meets every other week, with the first two-hour late session meeting on the earliest possible weekday of the semester.
* Bankruptcy Workshop meets in room E108 alternate Thursdays, 4:00-5:50 on Jan 17, 31, Feb 14, 28, March 14, April 4, 18, 2013.
Practice Externship meets in room E108 the opposite Thursday, 4:00-5:50 on Jan 24, Feb 7, 21, March 7, 28, April 11, 2013.

% Investigator Practicum runs on the undergrad schedule meeting Wednesday ,January 23 through Wednesday, May 8, 2013.
DL = Distance Learning: ABA rules limit students to only 12 credits of Distance Learning toward the 84 credits needed for the JD degree.
International Environmental Law (Payne) scheduled in E110, a distance learning capable classroom.
Intro to UCC (Patterson) is distance learning. This 3-credit course is taught asynchronously.  Students planning to sit for the NY Bar upon graduation should be aware that they need 86 credits, rather than the normal Law School graduation requirement of 84, in order to meet NY's bar-eligibility requirement of 83 non- asynchronous credits.
I = INTENSIVE COURSES:
Advanced Legal Research (Butler) meets Tuesday beginning Jan 15, ending February 26, 2013.
Business Torts begins Tuesday, Jan 15, ending February 28, 2013
Evidence II (Gavin) is an intensive course running the first nine weeks of the semester, beginning Wed Jan 16 and ending Wed. March 13, 2013.
Legalism Seminar (Dane)
Securities Regulations runs for 10 weeks. Last class will be March 13, 2013.
EXCLUSIONS:
Hunter Moot Court: Students who take Hunter Moot Court may not also take Persuasion in Legal Writing. Students who have had Persuasion in Legal Writing may take Hunter Moot Court, but will earn only one (1) graded credit in the fall semester (and two credits in the spring semester).
Immigration Law: Students taking this course may not also take Immigration and Naturalization Law (537-11 | Books).
Intro to UCC: Students who have previously taken Sales or Secured Transactions may not take this course.
Room Locations: Room numbers beginning with E are in the new East building. Room E107 is the Moot Court Room. Room E107-A is the Jury Room.
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