Litigation and Dispute Resolution Concentration

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Students must satisfy the following core course requirements for the concentration in Litigation and Dispute Resolution:
Evidence (3 or 4 credits); and either of
Trial Tactics or a Clinic (4 credits) (excluding Community Development)

Students must take at least 7 or 8 additional credits (for a total of 15) in the following eligible elective courses, including at least one procedural course that teaches primarily doctrine and at least one that teaches primarily practice, accordingly chosen from the lists below:

Doctrinal Courses:

Administrative Law
Appellate Institutions & Process
Complex Litigation
Conflict of Laws
Criminal Procedure I
Criminal Procedure II
Equity and Equitable Remedies
Federal Courts
International Arbitration
Scientific Evidence Seminar
Scientific Evidence Advanced Research
Supreme Court Seminar
Settlement Seminar

Practice Courses:

Alternative Dispute Resolution
Appellate Advocacy
Clinical Courses (not Community Development)
Judicial Externship
The Lawyering Process
Litigation Practice
Pretrial Practice
Trial Practice
Trial Tactics

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