Please contact Ms. Brayer at ext. Kevin Mohr et al . All required books are available at the Titan Bookstore. It is the final course in the required basic professional skills sequence. The primary objective of the course is to instruct students in the skill of persuasion.
Lawyers serve as advocates for their clients on an everyday basis.
Most people associate advocacy with the representation of clients in trial and appellate courts. Although advocacy is crucial in the courtroom setting, lawyers also represent their clients interests in many other contexts. Lawyers write letters, speak on the telephone, negotiate, and make presentations in non-judicial settings on behalf of their clients. Advocacy can be oral, or written, or a combination of both. It can focus on the facts of a problem, or on legal rules as they relate to a case, or on a combination of both.