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B722 Trial Advocacy

Description This introductory course in general trial advocacy covers opening statements, direct and cross-examination, closing argument, and trial preparation. The course is primarily a skills course, teaching students the forensics of conducting an ethical and persuasive trial. Students prepare and conduct some phase of the trial weekly; extensive use is made of videotape to enable students to review their own performances. (3 cr.)

Note This course satisfies the professional skills requirement.

Faculty T. Bethel, J. Tanford

SemesterTitleFaculty
Fall 2007 - 2008Trial AdvocacyKellams
Fall 2007 - 2008Trial AdvocacyVaidik, N.
Spring 2007 - 2008Trial AdvocacyCook, J.
Spring 2007 - 2008Trial AdvocacyDiekhoff, M.
Spring 2007 - 2008Trial AdvocacyGreene, B.
Spring 2007 - 2008Trial AdvocacyKellams
Spring 2007 - 2008Trial AdvocacyKimberling
Spring 2007 - 2008Trial AdvocacyVaidik, N.
Fall 2008 - 2009Trial Advocacy (site)Kellams
Fall 2008 - 2009Trial Advocacy (site)Vaidik, N.
Spring 2008 - 2009Trial Advocacy (site)Cook, J.
Spring 2008 - 2009Trial Advocacy (site)Diekhoff, M.
Spring 2008 - 2009Trial Advocacy (site)Kellams
Spring 2008 - 2009Trial Advocacy (site)Vaidik, N.
Fall 2009 - 2010Trial AdvocacyKellams
Fall 2009 - 2010Trial Advocacy (site)Vaidik, N.