LAW - 845H US Supreme Court Litigation

2 unit(s)
The Supreme Court of the United States is probably the least understood arm of our government. In this class, students will learn about the Court behind the scenes: its workings, its traditions, and how it will affect their legal careers. This course includes discussion of real cases that went up to the Supreme Court and the steps taken to get there. Using actual certiorari petitions, appellate briefs, and the recordings of oral argument before the Supreme Court, students will practice the skills used by clerks, judges, and advocates to aid them in becoming a proficient lawyer.

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