Teaching Public Law: Content, Context and Coherence

Teaching health law. Personal reflections on teaching health law in a school of public health.

Peter D. Jacobson Introduction For the past 20 years, I have been teaching various law courses, mostly to public health students. At the RAND Graduate School, I taught two courses to Ph.D. candidates: one on law and social science, and then a course on law and epidemiology (co-listed with the UCLA School of Public Health). Each year since 1996 at the University of Michigan School of Public Heal...

Addressing Public Law Restrictions within a 3D Cadastral Context

Public law affects contemporary life by imposing various regulations that apply in 3D space. However, such restrictions are either literally described in legal documents or presented on a horizontal plane, resulting in ambiguities, especially in the case of vertically overlapping restrictions with a significant impact on land management. This paper investigates public law restrictions (PLR) app...

On Teaching International Law

Sanctions, Law and Public Order

Law, Hermeneutics, and Public Debate