This concentration is designed for students who wish to gain a solid foundation in litigation law, and to prepare for a litigation practice.
In order to complete the Litigation Law Concentration, students must complete the following litigation law courses:
| Course | Credit Hours |
|---|---|
| Litigation and Dispute Resolution Theory |
3 |
| Evidence |
3 or 4 |
| Proof | 2 |
| Trial Advocacy OR Trial Advocacy for Competitors |
2 |
| Pretrial Practice | 2 |
Procedural elective selected from the following list: Advanced Constitutional Law: First Amendment; Advanced Constitutional Law: Takings; Advanced Constitutional Law: Freedom of Religion; Criminal Procedure; Federal Courts; Legislation; Public Choice and Public Law; Quantative Forensics.
Students who want a more in-depth concentration in this subject area should consider the Litigation Law Track.