Spring Courses! ADJU 101 (Intro), 102 (Criminal Law), 160 (Criminal Law II), 201 (Criminal Procedure) & 210 (Evidence)!
It's all here. Active learning, writing a case brief, mock trials, preparing for exams, drafting motions and exploring the path to law school.
Use scientifically proven methods to refine notes, improve recall and maximize performance
Learn to break down and analyze cases, so that you can apply the court's logic to other facts as precedent.
Are you ready for a challenge? Every on-campus course I teach culminates in live mock trials, where students act as attorneys, witnesses and jurors and try criminal cases from opening statements to verdict in 90 minutes! Study these slides to see how we do it, then join us!
Use active learning and insight to do your best in exams and retain the knowledge you have gained.
Motions often determine the fate of a criminal case. Motion practice leverages the analytical skills learned in writing case briefs to ask the court to apply legal principles from previous cases to the facts of a current case by analogizing or distinguishing precedent. Learn to draft and support motions here.
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