H2O Casebook Collection

This casebook is designed for a basic course in U.S. federal criminal law. Materials are selected for particular attention on transnational applications of federal law. To that end, the book integrates materials on international law, especially as it is recognized by or incorporated into U.S. law; informs assertions of jurisdiction on conduct outside of U.S. territory; affects the scope of congressional authority; and regulates the activities of U.S. agencies outside U.S. territory. Substantive topics include trafficking offenses; fraud, bribery and corruption offenses; terrorism crimes; conspiracy; and obstruction of justice.

The textbook for Federal Reserve System: Law and Policy perspectives supports a two-credit course designed to provide an enhanced understanding of the Federal Reserve System and its key roles as the Central Bank of the United States. The course covers history, legal, and policy underpinnings of the Fed’s core responsibilities in monetary policy, supervision and regulation, financial services, financial stability, among others. Key cases, statutes and regulations involving the Federal Reserve System will also be discussed.

This reading group will explore decisions made by state attorneys general in the areas of climate change, guns and abortion.