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LL.B 410

Law of Advocacy I
Name: Law of Advocacy I
Course Number: LL.B 410
Credit(s): 3

Course Description

This course offers students a comprehensive exploration of evidence and advocacy within the framework of civil procedure, specifically in local courts and small tribunals. Topics covered include the organization of a civil case, the process of proving a case in a local court or small tribunal, post-judgment procedures for court enforcement, and the recovery of debts within the context of a local court or small-claims tribunal.

Learning Outcomes:

  • Achieve a thorough understanding of causes and forums.
  • Engage in comprehensive discussions and application of pre-trial procedures.
  • Explain and apply rules of evidence effectively.
  • Demonstrate proficiency in advocacy techniques.
  • Describe and implement post-trial procedures.
  • Navigate legislation and judgments adeptly for informed legal practice.
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