Trial Advocacy
| Term: Spring Term 2010-11 |
| Catalog Number: 5407 |
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Class Schedule:
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| Instructors: The Honorable Lisa Pupo Lenihan, Alexander H. Lindsay, Jr. |
| Type: Practicum |
| Credits: 2.0 Credits |
| Requirements: Professional Skills. |
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Enrollment Limit: 16.
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| Priority: Limited Enrollment - 3rd Year Priority |
A course devoted to the art of presentation and persuasion in the courtroom. Students will be engaged in preparation for, and performance of, all basic phases of a typical trial including jury selection, opening statements, direct examination, cross examination, techniques for introducing evidence, closing argument, etc. Emphasis will be on actual performance of mock problems in a true courtroom setting, as well as instructor's critique of those performances.
Grading
100% on in class presentations including final mock trial.
Prerequisites and Recommended Courses
Prerequisites: LAW 5103: Evidence.
