6220
Fall 2022
Poverty Law: Housing and Government Benefits Law
Poverty Law: Housing and Government Benefits Law reviews constitutional, federal, state, and municipal law as they specifically affect low income persons. It focuses on government benefits programs and landlord-tenant law, both of which are common issues addressed by legal aid and pro bono attorneys. The course does not have an exam, but will have a couple of paper assignments. It is practice-based and satisfies the Experiential Learning requirement for students under the Clinic/Simulation category.
Instructors
Lawrence R. McDonough
Adjunct: General Curriculum
Meghan Scully
Adjunct: General Curriculum
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Poverty Law: Housing and Government Benefits LawCredits
3
Graduation Requirements
Experiential Learning
Subject / Concentration
Family Law*
Perspectives
Public Law
Student year
J.D. - 2L/3L (Upper Division)
LL.M.
Grade base
A - F
Course type
Seminar
* Indicates Concentration