LAWL - 9000 TRIAL PRACTICE
[3 hours] The "learning by doing" technique is applied to the litigation process. Students conduct
simulated trials and handle such matters as pretrial motions, jury selection, opening statement, presentation of evidence, closing arguments,
jury instructions and post-verdict motions. Evidence is a prerequisite.
LAWL - 9150, 9160 MOOT COURT I (1-2 hours) and II (1-2 hours)
Students participate in interscholastic Moot Court competitions
such as the National Moot Court Competition and the Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition, preparing written briefs and
engaging in oral argument.
LAWL - 9200 INTERVIEWING, COUNSELING AND NEGOTIATING
[3 hours] Course familiarizes students with basic concepts and techniques of
interviewing, counseling and negotiating, fact investigation and discovery. Various teaching methods used include simulation, demonstrations and
videotaped interviews. Emphasis on student participation in interviews and negotiations.