Courses Offered

The following faculty members have expressed an interest in teaching the listed courses by distance means. Schools that are interested in receiving these courses should contact the faculty member's directly.

Administrative Law and Procedure
Russell L. Weaver, Professor of Law & Distinguished University Scholar (University of Louisville) (russ.weaver@louisville.edu)

Admiralty Law
Alexander Bolla, Professor of Law (Cumberland School of Law of Samford University) (ajbolla@samford.edu)

Americans with Disabilities Act: Law, Policy and Practice
Michael L. Perlin, Professor (and Adjunct Professors Keri Gould & Pamela Cohen) (New York Law School) (also offered at Southern University Law Center (Professor Cohen)) (mperlin@nyls.edu)

Competency and the Civil Law: Guardianship, Wills, Trusts and Estates
Pamela Champine, Professor (New York Law School) (to be offered in 2006) (pchampine@nyls.edu)

Constitutional Law
Russell L. Weaver, Professor of Law & Distinguished University Scholar (University of Louisville) (russ.weaver@louisville.edu)

Criminal Law
Russell L. Weaver, Professor of Law & Distinguished University Scholar (University of Louisville) (russ.weaver@louisville.edu)

Criminal Procedure I
Russell L. Weaver, Professor of Law & Distinguished University Scholar (University of Louisville) (russ.weaver@louisville.edu)

Digital Evidence and Electronic Discovery
Judge John L. Carroll, Dean and Ethel P. Malugen Professor of Law (Cumberland School of Law of Samford University) (jlcarrol@samford.edu)

Employment Law
Richard Carlson, Professor of Law (South Texas College of Law, 1303 San Jacinto, Houston, Texas 77002  (713) 646-1871) (RCarlson@stcl.edu)

Endangered Species Act
Edward C. Martin, Professor of Law (Cumberland School of Law of Samford University) (ecmartin@samford.edu)

European Union Media Law
Mainzer Medieninstitut (Johannes Guttenburg University, Mainz, Germany) (doerr@jura1.jura.uni-mainz.de)

First Amendment
Russell L. Weaver, Professor of Law & Distinguished University Scholar (University of Louisville) (russ.weaver@louisville.edu)

International Human Rights and Mental Disability Law
Michael L. Perlin, Professor (and Adjunct Professors Eva Szeli & Pamela Cohen) (New York Law School) (to be offered in spring 2006)

International Criminal Law
Ellen S. Podgor, Professor of Law (Georgia State University College of Law) (being taught as web-based course - summer 2005- class is presently full) (epodgor@gsu.edu)

Internet Law I & II
Alexander Bolla, Professor of Law (Cumberland School of Law of Samford University) (ajbolla@samford.edu)

Remedies
Russell L. Weaver, Professor of Law & Distinguished University Scholar (University of Louisville) (russ.weaver@louisville.edu)

Survey of Mental Disability Law
Michael L. Perlin, Professor (and Adjunct Professors Keri Gould, Richard Friedman & Pamela Cohen) (New York Law School) (also offered at Southern University Law Center (Professor Cohen), and to be offered at McGeorge Law School (summer 2005, Professor Cohen), and Gonzaga Law School (to be offered by Gonzaga Professor Mary Pat Treuthart in spring 2006)) (mperlin@nyls.edu)