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Criminal Procedure, Advanced (Spring 2009)

Catalog #: 7644 Section: 01 Credits (Min/Max): 3/3 Satisfy UCWR? No
Class #: 9227 Location: KT 201 Day/Time: Monday 2:00-5:00
Instructor: Todd D. Fernow Course Type: Lecture Enrollment Status: Closed Limit: 12
Final Exam: No Exam Tentative Final Exam: Grading Basis: Graded
Subject(s):
Criminal Law
Description:
This course covers areas of criminal procedure often not addressed in basic criminal procedure courses, including appellate challenges to the sufficiency of evidence, double jeopardy, collateral estoppel in criminal cases, severance, joinder, the constitutional right to present a defense, confrontation of adverse witnesses, discovery, overcoming the psychiatric privilege, fair trial/free press issues and the implications arising from the denial of counsel to an indigent criminal defendant. Students brief, argue and decide substantive criminal procedure questions as part of small law firms.
Notes:
Prerequisite: Criminal Procedure (7645).

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