Registration Guide 2024-2025

CONCENTRATIONS

C. Litigation and Advocacy-Related Elective Courses All Trial and Appellate Advocacy Concentration students must complete at least three (3) Concentration elective courses from the following list: *Offered every other year.

Access to Justice*

3 credits

Administrative Law

3 credits

Advanced Civil Procedure

3 credits

Advanced Crim Law: Substance Abuse*

2 credits

Advanced Legal Writing

3 credits

Advanced Legal Writing - Criminal Topics

3 credits

Advanced Torts

2 credits

Concentration Thesis

2 credits

Conflict of Laws

3 credits

Criminal Procedure

3 credits

Digital Evidence*

2 credits

E-Discovery Law

2 credits

Federal Courts

3 credits

Forensics

2 credits

Housing Discrimination Law, Theory and Practice

2 credits

International Investment Law

3 credits

Interviewing and Counseling

2 credits

Mass Incarceration*

2 credits

Medical Malpractice

2 credits

Patent Litigation Seminar

2 credits

Patent Prosecution II: PTO Practice

2 credits

Police Misconduct*

2 credits

Workers ’ Compensation*

2 credits

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