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Administrative Law examines the role of the administrative process in society, emphasizing common powers and procedures and inter-agency relationships in public policy development.
Covers concepts of relevancy, hearsay, opinion rules, witness examination, judicial notice, and procedural considerations in the admission of evidence.
Advanced Civil Procedure covers fundamental U.S. legal practice concepts like party and subject matter jurisdiction, plus federal-state conflict of laws.
Legal Analysis, Advocacy, & Writing II teaches persuasive legal writing, oral advocacy, and advanced legal research through briefs and transactional drafting.
Selected topics in estate planning covering intermediate and advanced subjects, with content reflecting the interests of available faculty and students.
Examines legal and practical aspects of property transmission at death, covering wills, trusts, intestate succession, marital property, powers of attorney, and transfer taxes with a focus on legal practice.
Introduction to torts, covering civil wrongs independent of contract, liability for physical/emotional harms via intent/negligence/no-fault, and analysis techniques.
The exam was considered fair based on the material covered in class. Cancellations without make-up sessions made it difficult to get through important units.
Introduction to Property covering personal and real property, including ownership/transfer of chattels, estates in land, landlord-tenant law, and conveyancing.
The workload involved preparing thoroughly for every class session, as the instructor expected students to be ready to engage with complex and confusing questions.