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Law, Science, and Policy
PSCI 4301 (Same as PPOL 4301)
School of Economic, Political and Policy Sciences
In this course we will investigate how legal structures influence the production of science and the protection of intellectual property. We will also inquire into the manner in which judges and litigants use science in the courtroom. We will cover topics such as the use of DNA in criminal and family law, how judges evaluate scientific evidence (and the value of scientific peer review), government promotion of science using law and other means-among several others. 3 credit hours.
Offering Frequency: Every two years
Grades: 85
Median GPA: B
Mean GPA: 2.769
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Law, Science, and Policy
PSCI 4301 (Same as PPOL 4301)
School of Economic, Political and Policy Sciences
In this course we will investigate how legal structures influence the production of science and the protection of intellectual property. We will also inquire into the manner in which judges and litigants use science in the courtroom. We will cover topics such as the use of DNA in criminal and family law, how judges evaluate scientific evidence (and the value of scientific peer review), government promotion of science using law and other means-among several others. 3 credit hours.
Offering Frequency: Every two years
Grades: 85
Median GPA: B
Mean GPA: 2.769
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