Elizabeth Dale
Associate Professor, US Legal History Affiliated Professor of Law, Levin College of Law, UF
Teaching and research areas: constitutional history (comparative and US); history of civil rights, criminal legal history (especially 19^th century); history of labor and employment law		Courses Fall 2008 AMH 4930 (senior seminar): History of a Supreme Court Case (see also related blog) AMH 3942 (history practicum): First Amendment History
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Curriculum Vitae JD/MA/PhD Joint Degree Program Dept of History Home Page Levin College of Law Program in Comparative Law (for foreign students) University of Florida International Center		In writing papers, you must give credit whenever you use materials (words, phrases, ideas, arguments, or conclusions) that you have borrowed from someone else’s work. Failure to give credit by properly putting borrowed ideas in quotations marks and/or by footnoting is PLAGIARISM and is unacceptable. The University’s honesty policy is set forth here: UF’s Student Guide to Academic Honesty. See also the American Historical Association site
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Address at University of Florida		Legal History Course Links at UF (2000-2008)
	224 Keene-Flint Hall		Other History Course Links at UF
	University of Florida
	PO Box 117320
	Gainesville, Florida 32611
352-392-0271 ex. 262
edale@history.ufl.edu
		Updated June 24, 2008