No academic credit is given for routine clerical duties, e.g. stacking books on shelves in the library, routine filing, duplicating cases or other material that is not related to a case you are currently working on with a supervising attorney, going to lunch with attorneys or other law clerks, etc. Academic credit is not given for travel time. All work must be completed by April 20, 2000. Time sheets . On a weekly basis, written time sheets covering the prior weeks work must be submitted to the full-time professor at the beginning of each class session.
Time sheets are due the week following the performance of the work.
You may not be given credit for work performed if the time sheet is not turned in when due. Time sheets must be signed by you and by your supervising attorney before you will receive credit for the hours. All sections of the time sheets must be completed. Time sheets must detail the time spent and adequately describe the work performed. Forms should be kept current as you go through the day in order to maintain accuracy.