Clinical legal education is a dynamic, process-oriented style of learning. Theories abound in such areas as client interviewing, client counseling, negotiation, mediation and other forms of alternate dispute resolution, case planning, case presentation, trial skills and appellate advocacy.
Students perform lawyering skills in real cases or simulations.
Students reflect upon their experiences, and evaluate how well they performed and how well the theories they studied actually worked. Many students describe clinical education as a time when they can put together all of the pieces of what they have learned. 300 College Pk. You are visitor number Since October 22, 1999. All Rights Reserved.