Advocacy Practice & Theory for the New Millennium
- Semester: Spring 2021
- Course ID: 476W
- Credit Hours: 4
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Unique: 29135
Course Information
- Grading Method: Pass/Fail Mandatory
- Experiential Credit: 4 credit hours
- Professional Skills: Satisfies ABA Professional Skills Requirement
Registration Information
- Upperclass-only elective
Meeting Times
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MON, TUE | 1:35 - 3:23 pm | TNH 3.140 |
Evaluation Method
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Other |
Description
This course will be taught in person but with the option of remote participation via Zoom. Please note that this course might become online-only in the event that actual in-person attendance during the semester consistently falls below a threshold to be determined in the exercise of reasonable discretion by the instructor and the Student Affairs Office.
This class is limited to 3L students. It is for students who have mastered the basic and advanced advocacy skills and will focus on cutting-edge advocacy theories and techniques. The class combines both discussion and practice sessions focusing on both traditional legal exercises and other experimental approaches to advocacy. Students will also spend several weeks learning and practicing how to conduct a voir dire examination and will perform a full voir dire using independent jurors. Students will work with Dell Medical students on a trial. This class operates in a seminar fashion as well as focusing on skills-based training. The class has an extensive reading/discussion list in addition to the skill work and outside research. Suggested prerequisites: Evidence, Advocacy Survey, and Advanced Advocacy work such as appellate advocacy, ADR courses, clinics or interscholastic work.
Textbooks ( * denotes required )
Instructors
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01/26/2021 | Exam information updated |