The educational approach at Duke Law encourages the development of new ideas and the exploration of differing points of view. Classroom instruction in the core subjects of our required first-year curriculum provide the foundation upon which an innovative and intellectually demanding upperclass curriculum is built.
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This course will comprehensively examine the regulation of electronic communications in the United States and the constitutional constraints on such regulation. The course will focus on the legal framework for both wired and wireless electronic communications, such as communications via computer networks (e.g., the Internet), telephone, cable, broadcast, and satellite. There will be an open book, open notes, and open outline final exam.