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LITARB 621

Appellate Advocacy

2 Credit Hours

Appellate Advocacy is an advanced course that teaches the substance of appellate practice and process and develops students' skills and judgment as appellate writers and oral advocates. Students will pursue a simulated appeal as the primary pedagogical device, applying core doctrines of appellate review and learning the dynamics of bringing an appeal and how to frame winning issues and arguments. Students will also hone their writing and analytical skills, preparing several pieces of work product that an appellate lawyer would create in the course of pursuing an appeal. Students' work will culminate in a final appellate brief and oral argument. PRE-REQUISITE CLR II.

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Additional Course Information : Satisfies Experiential Learning degree req, Counts toward Civil Litigation Dispute Res Conc, Satisfies Prof Writing degree req

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