Pre-Trial Advocacy
In this class, we will examine strategies, procedures, and simulations dealing with pre-trial proceedings, with a particular focus on obtaining preliminary relief and motion practice. Specifically, students will draft a complaint, an answer, a motion for a preliminary injunction, a motion in limine, and a summary judgment brief. In addition, you will have an opportunity to argue a number of these motions in a simulated courtroom setting. Through course materials, lectures, and discussions, you will garner the tools and insights necessary to perform these real world litigation tasks. Therefore, we expect you to prepare for each class meeting by completing the assignments designated for that meeting.
Prerequisites & course information
Additional Course Information : Satisfies Experiential Learning degree req, Counts toward Civil Litigation Dispute Res Conc, Satisfies Prof Writing degree req
Sources
- Course catalogue โ2026โ2027