Please be aware that some prosecutor offices may require a drug test. The Criminal Practice Clinic has a mandatory seminar component which addresses various problems in the prosecution of criminal cases. The seminar sessions include simulation exercises in trial practice, including how to present opening statements, direct examination, cross examination, and closing arguments. Classes during the summer are on Tuesday and Thursday evenings. During the fall and spring semesters, classes are on Wednesday evenings.
Evidence is a prerequisite.
Trial Advocacy is not a prerequisite, but if students have been through this course, the skills are beneficial to students cases. Trial Advocacy can NOT be taken concurrently with Criminal Practice Clinic. Overall supervision of the Criminal Practice Clinic is shared by by Adjunct Professors Hugo Zettler and Patrick Gann. No Please let us know.