Fall
Semester 2008 - Section 2D
Lawyering Process is a required first-year course that provides
an introduction to the law and the legal system and teaches
students how to research legal questions and write about them in
several formats.In the fall semester of Lawyering Process
we learn about objective legal writing for legal office memos.
We also learn about the process that lawyers go
through to do their jobs, from legal research, to writing, and
oral presentation.
The Syllabus (in calendar form) for the Fall Semester 2008
is available at
this link. You should also read carefully the
LP Course Policies document - this contains important
information about the operation of the course. Our courseware site for this
class will be hosted on Blackboard.
Click here to access the Blackboard site. There will
be an advance assignment for the first class - please consult
the syllabus for information about this.
My office hours for this section of LP will be Wednesdays,
between 1:30 and 3 p.m., or by appointment.
Our Teaching Assistants for this section will be Chad Grell
(3L) and Eileen Joy (2L).
Click
here
if you would like to read student evaluations I have received in
Lawyering Process. You might also want to read my
Philosophy of Teaching.
If you need a copy of my CV, you will find it on the
About Me page.
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