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Clare Keefe Coleman - "Teaching the Torture Memos: 'Making Decisions under Conditions of Uncertainty'" (2012)

1/18/2016

Clare Keefe Coleman, Drexel University Earle Mack School of Law, published "Teaching the Torture Memos: 'Making Decision Under Conditions of Uncertainty'" in the Journal of Legal Education (62 J. Legal Educ. 81 (2012)); it may be of interest to anyone looking to teach these sources in an undergraduate course.

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Ruthann Robson - "'Losing My Religion': Extended Role Play and the First Amendment Religion Clauses"

8/12/2015

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Really interesting discussion here by Ruthann Robson about using role play in the law school classroom when teaching First Amendment religion questions; this could be easily adapted for an undergraduate classroom.

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Clare Keefe Coleman - "Teaching the Torture Memos: 'Making Decisions under Conditions of Uncertainty'" (2012)

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