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CIVIL PROCEDURE II

Non Faculty DepartmentsLaw
CreditsN/A
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Semester offeredSemester 1 (Fall)
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Last updated8 months ago

Description

This course of study spans the entire process of bringing a civil action to trial, the trial itself and the appellate review of the trial. It deals with such fundamental concepts as the formulation of the claim (pleadings), trial preparation (discovery), important pre-trial motions, and basic procedural devices employed during the trial. Considerable time is also devoted to the concepts of personal and subject matter jurisdiction as well as to the special question of federal jurisdiction. No description available. Requisites: None Locations: Offered: SPRING, ALL YEARS View Available Sections for

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