Course Details
Trial Advocacy ITA
Trial advocacy skills are developed through students' presentation of solutions to problems at weekly class sessions. The problems require students to examine witnesses; introduce physical, documentary, and other types of evidence; present and challenge the testimony of expert witnesses; present opening and closing arguments; and select a jury. PRE-REQUISITE/RESTRICTIONS: LITARB 635 Evidence is a pre- or co-requisite. JD students only
Catalog Number: LITARB 605
Practice Areas: Civil Lit. and Dispute Resolution, Legal Skills Development, Procedure Practice Area
Additional Course Information: Experiential Learning,
Lit/Arb Concentration Requirement
Course History
Spring 2021
Title: Trial Advocacy ITA
Faculty: Burns, Robert P.
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Lubet, Steven
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Section: 1
Credits: 4.0
Capacity: 60 Actual: 37
Fall 2019
Title: Trial Advocacy ITA
Faculty: Lubet, Steven
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Section: 1
Credits: 4.0
Capacity: 90 Actual: 56
Fall 2018
Title: Trial Advocacy ITA
Faculty: Lubet, Steven
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Section: 1
Credits: 4.0
Capacity: 90 Actual: 40
Fall 2017
Title: Trial Advocacy ITA
Faculty: Lubet, Steven
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Section: 1
Credits: 4.0
Capacity: 90 Actual: 39