ADVANCED CRIMINAL PRACTICE (PRMD9219)
2 credits. Skills.
Prerequisites: Persuasion and Advocacy, Evidence or Evidence: Theory and Practice

This interactive skills course will prepare students for the reality of criminal practice.  Building on Persuasion & Advocacy (which is a prerequisite), the course will teach the skills involved in prosecuting and defending a criminal case.  Topics covered will include planning and investigation of a criminal case, development of theories and themes, jury voir dire and selection, witness examination techniques, use of informants, preparation of jury charges, and post-trial motions.

Course is graded High Pass, Pass/D or Fail.

Note:  Students cannot take this course if they have already taken Civil Trial Practice (CRJU9201), Criminal Trial Practice (CRJU9425), or Advanced Civil Trial Practice (PRMD9218).