PS 158 - Spring 2000

• GENERAL INFORMATION AND POLICIES
• Spring 2000 Syllabus
• Lecture outlines  [Please note: These outlines are designed to be used only as supplements to the course lectures.]
• In-class case presentation assignment.  [Assignment Policy: Students will be given credit for their assigned in-class presentations only when those presentations are made on time.]
• Instructor's office:  72 Professors' Row, Medford campus
• Instructor's office hours: By appointment.
• Academic Integrity at Tufts - from the Electronic Pachyderm

• CASES
• How to brief a case
• Case brief example
• Jurisdiction hypotheticals
• In-class case presentation assignment

• REFERENCE AND RESEARCH
• "Foreign Affairs Online" - a nationally recognized web site designed for university students and scholars; among its dedicated pages:  international law, human rights, the U.N. system, and International Organizations
• "Beck's Law Dictionary" - a compendium of international legal terms and phrases
• International Law Dictionary and Directory - compiled by Ray August et al.
• Internet Citation Guides
  • Columbia Guide to Online Style  http://www.columbia.edu/cu/cup/cgos/idx_basic.html
  • "How do you cite URL's in a bibliography?"  http://www.nrlssc.navy.mil/meta/bibliography.html

• EXAMINATIONS
• Hypothetical Scenario question - example
• How to study for an exam with hypothetical scenario questions

• LAND AND TERRITORIAL SOVEREIGNTY - DIPLOMATIC IMMUNITY
• Hypothetical 1
• Hypothetical 2
• Hypothetical 3
• Hypothetical 4
• Rules on diplomatic immunity

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Revised:  Friday, January 21, 2000
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