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Sports Law Ms. Kristen A. Kuliga 2 credits day; 2 credits evening.
This course focuses on issues of amateur sports in the United States; eligibility and the right to participate; regulatory authority and the limitations thereon; professional sports leagues; player agency relationships; professional league contracts; arbitration provisions, and other related issues based upon the direction of meeting discussions and research areas being pursued by the individual course participants. A major student responsibility will be the preparation of a substantial written work. A final exam is an option to writing a paper. Enrollment is limited: 24 Elective Course Meets Intellectual Property Concentration Requirements May Fulfill Legal Writing Requirement Final Exam or Paper Required <<Course Updated: February 12, 2007>>

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