Faculty Advisor: Leigh Ellis, JD
Criminal Law and Procedure requirements (18 credits): a 3.0 Grade Point Average Must be Maintained within the concentration.
| Code | Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| Required Courses | ||
| Since Criminal Law and Criminal Procedure are required courses, they will not count toward the 18 credit hour requirement under this certificate. | ||
| Criminal Law | ||
| Criminal Procedure | ||
| Elective Courses | 18 | |
| Select at least one course from each section (Substantive and Skills). * | ||
| Substantive Courses | ||
| Contemporary Issues in Federal Criminal Law, Investigation, and Enforcement | ||
| Juvenile Law | ||
| International Criminal Law | ||
| Juvenile Offender Law | ||
| Law of Armed Conflict | ||
| White Collar Crime | ||
| Skills Courses | ||
| Advanced Trial Practice | ||
| The Law and Practice of Jury Selection | ||
| Defense of Criminal Cases | ||
| Criminal Process of Adjudication | ||
| Prosecution of Criminal Cases | ||
| Juvenile Justice Clinic | ||
| Classroom Component-Juvenile Justice Clinic | ||
| Scientific Evidence | ||
| Selected Research Topics | ||
| Wrongful Convictions | ||
| Trial Practice | ||
| Competitions | ||
| Selected LAW 500 Externships may also be eligible. Please contact your advisor for more information. | ||
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Substantial Writing Project: Students are required to complete a substantial writing project. This requirement may be met by satisfactory completion of any one of the courses that include such a writing project (please check with the concentration advisor) and completion of any additional requirements set forth by the course professor for the writing project. Students should notify the professor and the concentration advisor at the beginning of the semester of their desire to satisfy the writing project requirement by taking the course.