Simulation courses provide substantial experience in the practice of law not involving an actual client.
These courses “simulate” the experience of a lawyer advising or representing a client or engaging in other lawyering tasks.
Courses
- Advanced Persuasive Writing (2 credits)
- Alternative Dispute Resolution (3 credits)
- Civil Pretrial Litigation (3 credits)
- Competitions (Moot Court only) (1 credit—may be repeated up to 3 times)
- Corporate Drafting (2 credits)
- Experiencing Public Health Law (3 credits)
- Evidence Lab (2 credits)
- Human Rights Practicum (3 credits)
- Intermediate Legal Writing: Introduction to Drafting (2 credits)
- Interviewing, Counseling & Negotiation (3 credits)
- Litigation Skills (3 credits)
- Representing the Criminally Accused (2 credits)
- Supreme Court Theory and Practice (3 credits)
- Tax Practice and Procedure (3 credits)
- Transactional Law Practicum I (3 credits)
- Transactional Law Practicum II (3 credits)
- Trial Techniques (3 credits)
The following Simulation Courses have prerequisites or require faculty approval prior to enrollment:
Inter-school moot-court team members only.
Prerequisites:
Completion of 1L year
Selection to be on a Competition team through a competitive application process. Students selected for a moot court team may elect to enroll in the Competitions course for the semester in which the team competes. Contact Taylor Freeman Peshehonoff for application information.
Prerequisite:
- Corporations or Business Associations
Competitions (1 credit)
Prerequisites:
- International Human Rights Law strongly encouraged
- Enrollment by application only. Please send resume and transcript to Professor Evelyn Aswad for consideration.
Prerequisite:
- Completion of Legal Research & Writing I and II
Prerequisite:
- Completion of or concurrent enrollment in Individual Income Tax.
Prerequisite:
- Corporations or Business Associations
Prerequisite:
- Evidence
Simulation Courses Contact
Gail Mullins Director of Experiential Learning gmullins@ou.edu