Course Details

Clinic Practice: Center for Criminal Defense

This Clinic's primary focus is the trial level representation of adult defendants facing criminal charges, both Federal and State. Pending cases raise issues involving, among others, perjured informant testimony, self-defense, battered woman's defense, and malicious prosecution - which may involve a trial for damages on behalf of a former client wrongfully convicted of murder. In addition to frequent and direct client contact, opportunities are often presented for students to participate in courtroom advocacy, including jury trials, pre-trial evidentiary hearings, and sentencing proceedings. PRE-REQUISITES: CRIM 610 Constitutional Criminal Procedure or LITARB 635 Evidence are recommended, but not required

Catalog Number: LITARB 712
Practice Areas: Constitutional Law,  Criminal Law Practice Area,  Legal Skills Development
Additional Course Information: Experiential Learning

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Course History

Spring 2019
Title: Clinic Practice: Center for Criminal Defense
Faculty:
Section: 1     Credits: 4.0
Capacity: 8     Actual: 8

Fall 2018
Title: Clinic:Criminal Def Litigation
Faculty:
Section: 1     Credits: 4.0
Capacity: 8     Actual: 8

Spring 2018
Title: Clinic Practice: Center for Criminal Defense
Faculty:
Section: 1     Credits: 4.0
Capacity: 8     Actual: 7

Fall 2017
Title: Clinic Practice: Center for Criminal Defense
Faculty:
Section: 1     Credits: 4.0
Capacity: 8     Actual: 8

Spring 2017
Title: Clinic Practice: Center for Criminal Defense
Faculty:
Section: 1     Credits: 4.0
Capacity: 8     Actual: 8

Fall 2016
Title: Clinic Practice: Center for Criminal Defense
Faculty:
Section: 1     Credits: 4.0
Capacity: 8     Actual: 8