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Pretrial Practice
Course number
LAW 668
Credit hours
3 Credit Hours
Description

Prerequisites: RCC*; Evidence (LAW 661). This course will cover the role of an attorney in representing clients from initial interview up to the time of trial. Topics covered will include interviewing clients and witnesses, fact development, scene investigation, obtaining tangible evidence, interrogatories, depositions and negotiations. Ethical concerns will be discussed in the context of pretrial practice as they confront the students in the preparation of their cases.