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Environmental Law Advocacy II

Prerequisite: Environmental and Animal Law Advocacy I
Evaluation Method: Re-written brief
Capstone: yes
WIE: yes

Environmental Law Advocacy II - Professor Craig Johnston

Course Number: LAW-595
Course Type: Experiential
Credits: 1
Enrollment Limit: Determined by the Registrar
Description: This course is the same as Environmental and Animal Law Advocacy I, but with some slight modifications for those who are taking the course for a second time. The differences are (1) that those who are taking the course for a second time don’t need to rewrite their briefs after the oral arguments; and (2) they only receive one credit, instead of the three credits available to those who are taking the course for the first time.

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