United States Civil Liberties (3 credits) United States Civil Liberties consists of an analysis of judicial cases and related materials illustrating historical and current interpretations of constitutional problems involving civil liberties and civil rights in the United States. Civil liberties are guarantees and freedoms that liberal governments commit not to abridge, by legislation or judicial interpretation, without due process. The role of civil liberties in American society provides a useful insight to any non-US lawyer doing business with and within that society. The course is not open to persons holding an American law degree. - Professor Dennis Campbell More about Course 8 Return to Distance Learning Apply here: New Student / Returning Student NOTE - Some browsers no longer support fillable PDF files. If the application forms referenced above do not open properly in your browsers, the forms also are available for download in a different format at the link below. Fillable PDF applications