J.D. Curriculum
The advocacy and dispute resolution curriculum is, of course, composed of foundational courses, including both core and advanced lawyering skills classes, but is also supplemented with specialized programs in clinical education. Such an arrangement allows for more "learning from practice" experience for John Marshall students. Pilot programs introducing trial skills and evidentiary concepts to first-year students and workshops focusing on various facets of trial strategy and performance are a few of the exciting new programs which are regularly being developed and presented by the center's faculty.
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Core Courses
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Advanced Lawyering Skills
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- Administrative Law
- Civil Procedure
- Client Counseling & Negotiations
- Conflict of Laws
- Ethics
- Evidence
- Federal Courts
- Pretrial Practice in Civil Litigation
- Professional Responsibility
- Trial Advocacy
- Trial Advocacy: Accelerated
- The Trial Lawyer
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- Alternative Dispute Resolution
- Appellate Procedure
- Collective Bargaining & Arbitration
- Comparative Trial Advocacy and Litigation (taught in conjunction with members of the Bench and Bar in Dublin, Ireland)
- International Dispute Resolution
- Public Law Litigation
- Scientific Evidence
- Transnational Legal Negotiations (taught in conjunction with members of the Incorporated Law Society in Dublin, Ireland)
- Trial Advocacy: Advanced
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