77 courses with the subject MLAW, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
success at the graduate level. Topics include academic writing, online learning, information literacy, and advising and support services for Law.
statutory provisions. MLAW 533 Juvenile Law (3) Discussion of problems related to minority status, including jurisdiction of the state, detention, responsibility for the crime, rights and responsibilities of the parents, and the constitutional, statutory and case law parameters of the juvenile law system. School of Law Page 266
Persons (3) MLAW 583 Immigration Law & Procedure (3) MLAW 634 Criminal Law (3) M.A. in Human Services with a concentration in Human Services Counseling
Standards of Conduct, Procedural Rules, Financial Service Regulations, the Fiduciary Standard and its Application, Client and Planner Attitudes and Values, Behavioral Finance, Principles of Financial Counseling, Sources of Money Conflicts, Financial Crisis Events, and Effective Communications.
property transfer at death, characteristics and consequences of property titling, incapacity and elder law, powers of appointment, fiduciaries, sources of estate liquidity, use of life insurance in estate planning, estate planning documents (including wills and trusts, and planning for non-traditional relationships), IRAs and retirement plans, income in respect of a decedent, the types, features, and taxation of trusts, qualified interest trusts, charitable gifts/transfers and gifting strategies, marital deduction, intra-family and business transfer techniques, deferring and minimizing estate taxes, generation-skipping transfer tax, federal estate and gift tax compliance and tax calculation, and postmortem estate planning techniques.
insurance planning, investment planning, taxation, retirement and employee benefits, and estate tax planning in comprehensive personal financial planning. Students will learn how to manage case scenarios to identify issues, analyze client financial situations, and make and implement recommendations. Prerequisite: MLAW 500 as required for admissions. Prerequisites: MLAW 542, MLAW 543, MLAW 544, MLAW 670, FNCE 652, and FNCE 654. MLAW 552 American Legal System & Writing (3) American legal system and the skills necessary to succeed in that system, including reading cases and statutes, analyzing legal issues, and researching selected topics of American law. MLAW 553 Legal Research & Writing (3) Research skills and instruction in legal writing, analysis, and brief writing.
easements; covenants and servitudes; transfers of interests in real property; merchantable title; deeds; legal descriptions; conveyancing; recording systems; adverse possession; and land use controls. MLAW 582 Selected Issues in Immigration Law (3) Focus on current issues in U.S. immigration law, plus an overview of client interviewing, case management, DOJ non-profit agency site recognition, and ethical issues related to the practice of immigration law.
MLAW 580CA Child Advocacy Practicum (1-3) MLAW 580IM Immigration Practicum (1-3)
immigrant classifications; admission into and exclusion or deportation from the U.S.; and structure and procedures of the Immigration and Naturalization Service, Board of Immigration Appeals, Department of State and Department of Labor.
United States. MLAW 601 Regulatory Compliance Law (3) The procedures and policies for adherence to laws, regulations, guidelines, and specifications. MLAW 602 Business Entities (3) Law governing formation, structure, rights and liabilities pertaining to business entities, corporations, partnerships, limited liability companies, and other business associations. MLAW 604 American Tort System (3) Common law civil liability resulting from breach of duty. Topics studied include intentional torts, negligence, proximate cause, and damages.
conduct other comparable academic activities with minimum faculty guidance. MLAW 601 Regulatory Compliance Law (3) The procedures and policies for adherence to laws, regulations, guidelines, and specifications. MLAW 602 Business Entities (3) Law governing formation, structure, rights and liabilities pertaining to business entities, corporations, partnerships, limited liability companies, and other business associations. MLAW 604 American Tort System (3) Common law civil liability resulting from breach of duty. Topics studied include intentional torts, negligence, proximate cause, and damages.
government; constitutional limitations on agency structure and action; and analysis of informal and formal procedures, investigation, rule-making and adjudication with a focus on the Federal Administrative Procedure Act and judicial review. MLAW 604 American Tort System (3) Common law civil liability resulting from breach of duty. Topics studied include intentional torts, negligence, proximate cause, and damages. School of Law Page 339
administrative agencies. Includes issues of representative theory, legislative organization and procedure, and interaction of the legislature with other branches of government plus the constitutional limitations and roles of administrative agencies.
School of Law Page 252
MLS with a concentration in Advanced Paralegal Studies Required Core Courses (14 credit hours) Concentration Specific Required Courses (18 credit hours)
amendments, including the founding era, the major events and periods of constitutional change, and the impact of those events and periods on contemporary constitutional interpretation
organizations. Topics covered include the legal structure and organization of nonprofits, issues of taxation and tax-exempt status, government regulation of exempt organizations and potential liability arising from the conduct of a ministry. MLAW 628 Employment Law (3) Employment topics other than discrimination (e.g., wages/hours, hiring/termination, OSHA, covenants not-to-compete, etc.). MLAW 630 Employment Discrimination (3) Laws pertaining to employment discrimination, including Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and administrative practices before the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. Special consideration given to religious discrimination. MLAW 634 Criminal Law (3) Focus on the foundations and common law doctrines of criminal law and modern statutory provisions.
across state borders. Subject matter areas include international economic policy, international trading of goods, regulation of international trade, foreign investment, and the resolution of international disputes. MLAW 628 Employment Law (3) Employment topics other than discrimination (e.g., wages/hours, hiring/termination, OSHA, covenants not-to-compete, etc.). MLAW 630 Employment Discrimination (3) Laws pertaining to employment discrimination, including Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and administrative practices before the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. Special consideration given to religious discrimination. MLAW 634 Criminal Law (3) Focus on the foundations and common law doctrines of criminal law and modern statutory provisions.
Complete 3 credit hours from any other MLAW course. MLS with a concentration in Regulatory Compliance (Concentration delivered online with some courses available on campus) Required Core Courses (14 credit hours) Concentration Specific Required Courses (15 credit hours):
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Complete 3 credit hours from any other MLAW course. MLS with a concentration in Cybersecurity Law Required Core Courses (14 credit hours) Concentration Specific Required Courses (18 credit hours):
Complete 3 credit hours from any other MLAW course. M.A. in Law with a concentration in Immigration Law (Concentration delivered online with some courses available on campus) Required Core Courses (14 credit hours) Concentration Specific Required Courses (15 credit hours):
Complete 3 credit hours from any other MLAW course. M.A. in Law with a concentration in Immigration Law (Concentration delivered online with some courses available on campus) Required Core Courses (14 credit hours) Concentration Specific Required Courses (15 credit hours):
regulations concerning crimes, rights, and duties related to cyber security offenses. Considers how the law does and should respond to new technologies.
MBA with a concentration in Human Resource Management Choose 3 courses from the following list of 4 courses offered (9 credit hours):
Complete 3 credit hours from any other MLAW course. MLS with a concentration in Human Resources Law Required Core Courses (14 credit hours) Concentration Specific Required Courses (18 credit hours):
government has treated various races. Cross-listed with LAW 747.
Complete 3 credit hours from any other MLAW course. MLS with a concentration in Negotiation, Mediation, and Dispute Resolution Required Core Courses (14 credit hours) Concentration Specific Required Courses (18 credit hours):
And students must select from the following courses on marketing, image, and promotion (3 hours)
mediation, collaborative law, and arbitration. MLAW 661 Family Law (3) General introduction to the law and legal regulation of family associations. Focuses on the relationships of husband and wife, parent and child and, in that context, assists in developing a thorough understanding of biblical, historic and contemporary legal principles and rules governing the family and other intimate relationships. Probes contemporary topics related to law and the family in light of current legal and cultural settings. MLAW 667 Family Mediation (3) The history of mediation and the process, value, limitation, and skills for third-party intervention in the settlement of family and non-family conflicts consistent with Christian principles and professional codes of ethics. MLAW 670 Survey of Taxation (3) Considers the fundamentals of personal, business, and trust & estate income tax law and tax compliance, including basis, tax consequences of property sales, alternative minimum tax, passive activity and at- risk rules, charitable contributions and deductions, tax reduction techniques, and the tax implications of special circumstances. MLAW 681 International Development and the Rule of Law (3) Rule of law principles and how to apply the principles to form and fortify the legal culture and institutions in developing nation-states. How economic structures, the security environment, and cultural and religious views impact law-making and enforcement. MLAW 684 International Law (3) Discussion and study of the nature of international law; state jurisdiction; the individual legal system; statehood and recognition of states; diplomatic and consular immunity; international agreements; the use of force; and an overview of various international organizations.
M.A. in Human Services with a concentration in Criminal Justice & Ministry (12 credit hours)
Complete 3 credit hours from any other MLAW course. MLS with a concentration in Constitutional Law Required Core Courses (14 credit hours) Concentration Specific Required Courses (18 credit hours):
responsibility to defend the body politic and its parallel duty to safeguard the rights of individuals. Exploration of the tensions of achieving security and freedom from Lincoln’s suspension of habeas corpus to Bush’s detention of terrorist combatants. MLAW 673 Case Studies in National Legal Policy (1) Constitutional, Statutory, and Regulatory implications regarding issues such as drug enforcement and capital punishment in the context of the principle of the equal protection of the law for all Americans. Cross-listed with LAW 605. MLAW 681 International Development and the Rule of Law (3) Rule of law principles and how to apply the principles to form and fortify the legal culture and institutions in developing nation-states. How economic structures, the security environment, and cultural and religious views impact law-making and enforcement. Cross-listed with LAW 710. MLAW 684 International Law (3) Discussion and study of the nature of international law; state jurisdiction; the individual legal system; statehood and recognition of states; diplomatic and consular immunity; international agreements; the use of force; and an overview of various international organizations.
And/or the following courses from the Robertson School of Government or the
And/or the following courses from the School of Business and Leadership:
Complete 3 credit hours from any other MLAW course. MLS with a concentration in Legal Studies Required Core Courses (14 credit hours) Concentration Specific Required Courses (18 credit hours): Complete any 2 out of the following 5 courses (6 credit hours)
Complete 6 credit hours from any other MLAW course. MLS with a concentration in Immigration Law Required Core Courses (14 credit hours) Concentration Specific Required Courses (18 credit hours):
M.A. in Law with a concentration in Human Resources Management (Concentration delivered online with some optional face-to-face classes) Required courses (15 hours): MLAW 511 Christian Foundations of Law (3) or MLAW 513 American Legal Thought
Source: Regent University's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 59
