The workload involved preparing thoroughly for every class session, as the instructor expected students to be ready to engage with complex and confusing questions.
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.
Marital Property covers Wisconsin Marital Property law, comparing it to common law ownership and reviewing differences between marital property and division in divorce.
Covers the law of public business corporations, focusing on control, management, capital procurement, and providing an introduction to securities regulation.
Administrative Law examines the role of the administrative process in society, emphasizing common powers and procedures and inter-agency relationships in public policy development.
Labor Relations Law covers regulation of employee organization, representation, collective bargaining, and proceedings under the National Labor Relations Act and related statutes.
Selected topics in estate planning covering intermediate and advanced subjects, with content reflecting the interests of available faculty and students.
Introduction to Islamic Law & Jurisprudence explores the theoretical roots of Islamic law, analyzing methodologies in legal literature and their modern manifestations.
Law of Democracy examines laws structuring the U.S. democratic system, focusing on voting rights, electoral districting, political parties, and campaign finance through constitutional and statutory lenses.
Law course focusing on the prosecutor's role in the criminal justice system, covering charging decisions, drafting instruments, motion practice, and representing the state in court proceedings.
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.
Covers the federal legislative process and fundamentals of how courts interpret statutes, focusing on applying judicial techniques and evaluating the strength of competing legal arguments.
Advanced Legal Writing uses simulated practice scenarios to teach students how to analyze the law and convey legal analysis precisely, accurately, clearly, and concisely.
Bar Exam Preparation Topics teaches effective writing under deadlines, memory strategies, scheduling skills, and legal analysis for bar-exam essays and performance tasks.
Moot Court: Practice and refine research, writing, and revision specific to the appeal process. Participate in simulated appellate oral arguments and receive feedback and coaching.
Trial Advocacy covers techniques for examining witnesses, including lawyer and witness preparation, direct and cross examination, objections, and introducing exhibits.
MOCK TRIAL covers basic trial skills and competition practice, including lectures, demonstrations, and weekly sessions working with faculty, lawyers, and judges to prepare for mock trial.