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LAW 4163 creditsPrereq: LAW 101 ; LAW 201 or LAW 202 ; and LAW 305

LAW 416: Criminal Court Advocacy

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The objective for this class is to teach students the basics of handling a criminal case from inception through trial, using New York State as a model. Students will learn the fundamentals of all stages of a criminal proceeding including, but not limited to investigation, obtaining and handling evidence, case preparation, arraignment, motions, hearings and all parts of a criminal trial. Students will learn from both the prosecution and the defense perspectives. The instruction will include an overview of practice, procedure, and ethics and will include weekly written and oral assignments. The class will help students both develop an understanding of the criminal legal and litigation process, as well as to develop confidence to practice the art of oral presentation using their own skills and strengths.
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Department
Law

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  • Kelley Omel