The core courses must be completed prior to enrollment in advanced electives. Introduction to the law library and the process of legal research, including computer assisted methods. Building on skills developed in Legal Research, students learn to analyze the law as it applies to specific facts, and to effectively communicate the conclusions resulting from legal research and analysis.
Lecture is supplemented with drafting practice.
UINS 100 - Introduction to Microcomputers or equivalent course. Introduction to applications of computer technology within the law firm, including the use of computers related to paralegal functions in litigation support, legal research, case management, Internet utilization, and e-mail. Advanced Electives To be taken only after completion of core courses. The student will learn to analyze and apply statutes and specific acts such as the Freedom of Information Act and the Administrative Procedures Act. Many areas of specialty practice rely heavily upon an analysis and understanding of administrative regulations and application.