Trial Advocacy

Course Number:Law 288
Hours:3
Course Type:Upper-Level
Writing Requirement:None
Skills Requirement?:Yes
Final Exam?:No
Description:

A study of the trial as part of the legal system. Class members participate in demonstrations of various trial and pretrial proceedings. Successful completion of the course in Evidence is a prerequisite. Enrollment limited to fifteen students in each section.
Instructor(s):C. Becton (Adjunct), S. Blum (Adjunct), J. Broun (Adjunct), F. Corpening (Adjunct), K. Davis (Adjunct), J. Fuller (Adjunct), M. Hunter (Adjunct), V. Johnson (Adjunct), A. Jones (Adjunct), W. Mills (Adjunct), T. Stern (Adjunct)
Semester(s):Fall, Spring


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