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[Number] 7786 - 1 [Semester] 11462014 Summer [Description] The course is a survey of various theories, both historical and contemporary, as to what guides and constrains legal interpretation. Is legal interpretation simply a matter of following a text? Do moral considerations play a legitimate part in that process? Is "legislative intent" a proper guide for applying statutes, and how does one discover that "intent"? Is legal interpretation an objective science or a subjective art? The course will cover, among other things, the theories of natural law, legal positivism, realism, critical legal studies, law and economics, and legal process theorists. [Title] 
Jurisprudence
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