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Legal Aspects of Code Administration: Constitutional Law (Self-paced)

Item #: 2024ONL12G
Price: $79.00
Member Price: $79.00
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Format: Online Self-Paced
Duration: 1.50
$79.00

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This course will explore the intersection of federal constitutional law and the day-to-day operations of building departments. Building officials must ensure that their actions comply with constitutional protections and principles, which can impact everything from building inspections to code enforcement practices. Key constitutional concepts such as search and seizure, substantive due process, retroactive code provisions, and the Equal Protection Clause will be discussed in relation to building code enforcement. Understanding these constitutional principles is vital for ensuring that building officials` actions remain within the bounds of the law.
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Objectives
  • Define constitutional limitations related to building inspections under the Fourth Amendment.
  • Identify the purpose of substantive due process in building code enforcement.
  • Recall key legal concerns related to enforcing retroactive building code provisions.
  • Recognize the meaning of the Equal Protection Clause as it applies to code enforcement.
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