Lewis & ClarkLaw School

Summer Session

General Law 2012 Summer Courses

Session I

May 29 – June 28, 2012

  • Advanced Legal Persuasion 498-S1
    Advanced Legal Persuasion 498-S1
    Advanced Legal Persuasion 498-S1
    Professors: Daryl Wilson & Steve Johansen
    2 credits
    Class meets: Week 1: Meet 1:30 – 3:30 on Tues, Wed, & Fri. and Week 2 – 5: Meet 1:30 – 3:30 on Mon, Tues, & Thurs.
     1:30pm - 3:30pm in Room 7
    Exam: No Exam
  • Advanced Legal Reseach 598-S1
    his course provides a practical approach to modern legal research. Designed to prepare law students for research in practice, clerkships and law school, this course will build upon the research skills students acquired in first year Legal Research classes.
    Advanced Legal Reseach 598-S1
    Professors: Seneca Gray and Rob Truman
    3 credits
    Class meets Tuesday May 29 - Monday July 2
    3:30pm - 5:30pm in Room 7
    Exam:  No Exam
  • Clinic: Lewis & Clark Legal Clinic 791-S1
    Participate in the Lewis & Clark Legal Clinic, one of the teaching clinics for the Law School. Students assist in the representation of actual clients and learn the basic lawyering skills of office practice, interviewing, counseling, document preparation, negotiation, and hearing and trial advocacy.
    Clinic: Lewis & Clark Legal Clinic 791-S1
    Professors: R. Slottee ,T. Wright, M. Peterson, J. Pierce
    4 credits
    Class meets Tuesday May 29 - Thursday June 28
    9:00am - 3:30pm Downtown
    No Exam
  • Clinic: National Crime Victim Law Institute 756-S1
    Participate in the Law School’s downtown-based clinic. Working under the guidance of an experienced Clinical Law Professor, students meet regularly with NCVLI attorneys to analyze victims’ rights cases and assist with on-campus and community events. 
    Clinic: National Crime Victim Law Institute  756-S1
    Professor: Meg Garvin
    3 credits
    Class meets Tuesday May 29 - Monday August 6
    Time TBA
    Exam: TBA
  • Clinic: Small Business Clinic 792-S1 Canceled
    Canceled
    Canceled for Summer 2012
  • Constitutional Law II 207-S1
    Building on the foundation of the basic constitutional principles of governmental powers, separation of powers, and federalism, this course takes constitutional law into the realm of individual rights.
    Constitutional Law II  207-S1
    Adjunct Professor: Dwight Holton
    3 credits
    Class meets Tuesday May 29 - July 2
    7:30pm - 9:30pm in Room 8
    Exam:  Unscheduled, June 29 and/or July 2
  • Income Tax I 126-S1
    n introductory course in federal income taxation with primary focus on  the principles and policies of the Internal Revenue Code regarding taxation of individuals.
    Income Tax I 126-S1
    Professor Larry Brown
    3 credits
    Class meets Tuesday May 29 - July 2
    7:30pm - 9:30pm in Room 5
    Exam unscheduled June 29 and/or July 2
  • Wills & Trusts 146-S1
    This course is an introduction to several related areas: intestate succession, wills, gifts and trusts.
    Wills & Trusts  146-S1
    Professor Bernie Vail
    3 credits
    Class meets Tuesday May 29 - Monday July 2
    5:30pm - 7:30pm in Room 7
    Exam: unscheduled: June 29 and/or July 2

Session II

July 3 - August 2, 2012

  • Evidence 122-S2
    A study of the rules and policies governing the kinds of information that can be received at trial, how evidence should be developed by attorneys, and how evidence may be considered by the trier of fact. Examination and impeachment of witnesses are also explored
    Evidence  122-S2
    Adjunct Professors: Kelly Zusman and Gary Sussman
    3 credits
    Class meets Tuesday July 3 - Monday August 6
    7:00pm - 9:00pm in Room 1
    Exam: unscheduled August 3 and/or August 6
  • Regulation of Attorneys 132-S2
    This course considers the ethical obligations and professional expectations of attorneys in not only a professional capacity but also on a non-professional, personal level.
    Regulation of Attorneys  132-S2
    Adjunct Professor: Lane Borg
    3 credits
    Class meets Tuesday July 3 - Monday August 6
    5:30pm - 7:30pm in Room 8
    Exam: unscheduled exam August 3 and/or August 6

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