The series of lectures on American Jurisprudence, covering key concepts and historical developments in U.S. law. Topics include the sources of law, constitutional interpretation, the transition from common law to statutory law, and the evolution of civil rights. It discusses significant legal frameworks such as the separation of powers and due process, as well as landmark Supreme Court cases shaping jurisprudence. The lectures analyze various legal philosophies, including legal realism and law and economics, while addressing contemporary debates surrounding judicial legitimacy and the future of the legal landscape. Core readings are suggested to complement the discussions.