The Legal Studies minor explores the role of the law in society. This includes a close look at legal history and philosophy as well as legal institutions at all levels of government. This minor focuses on one of the most important institutions of Western Civilization, and on particular contributions of American institutions, and, as such, its study makes an important contribution to the study of the liberal arts. Moreover, this minor is intended to help students reflect on and prepare for making career choices in fields such as law, court administration, law enforcement, and dispute resolution.

Minor in Legal Studies Requirements: 18 credits^*

Course List

Code	Title	Credits
PLS 337	Constitutional Law	3
PLS 320	Judicial Process	3
PLS 390	Philosophy of Law	3
PLS 537	International Law	3
Select two of the following:		6
BUS 201	Legal Environment of Business
CRJ 201	Introduction to the Criminal Justice System
HIS 354	Constitutional History Of The United States To 1877
HIS 355	Constitutional History of the United States Since 1877
JRM 529	Law of Mass Communication
PLS 324	Congress And The Legislative Process
PSY 363	Psychology and the Law
PLS 439	Dangerous Words: The First Amendment To The Constitution
SOC 423	Law and Society
Total Credits		18

*	Kingfisher concentration requirements are 9 credits total, chosen from the list of courses in the associated minor.  BUS 201 is excluded.   Unless otherwise specified.