Canceled Classes for Spring 2013 « Massachusetts School of Law

Canceled Classes for Spring 2013

The following classes have been canceled:

#275-ADMIRALTY & MARITIME LAW WITH PROF. MARTIN

#490-ANIMAL LAW WITH PROF.VIETZKE

#181-BAR ESSAY WITH PROF. DIMITRIADIS

#180-BAR ESSAY (MINI) WITH PROF. FURI-PERRY

#596-BUSINESS ENTITIES TAXATION WITH PROF.MCLELLAN

#525-DISCOVERY PRACTICE WITH PROFS. HELINSKI & STEVENS

#194-FASHION & BEAUTY LAW WITH PROF. FURI-PERRY

#559-MASS. LANDLORD/TENANT TRIAL PRACTICE WITH JUDGE SULLIVAN

#591-MASS. TORT LAW DEVELOPMENTS WITH JUSTICE TRAINOR

#547-NEW HAMPSHIRE PRACTICE WITH PROFS. HYDE & COAKLEY

#497-POST CONVICTION PRACTICE WITH PROF. HERNON

#526-SENTENCING, PROBATION & PAROLE WITH PROF. KOUTOUJIAN

#196-SOCIAL SECURITY LAW WITH PROF. OLSON

As of 12/12/2012

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