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Courses Satisfying Practice Skills Requirement 2009-10
The 'Practice Skills Requirement' can be satisfied by taking any of the following courses during the 2008-09 academic year:Law 321: Advanced Legal Research
Law 418: Clinical Correctional Law
Law 521: Clinical Family Law
Law 590: Clinical Litigation Practice
Law 562: Collective Agreement and Arbitration
Law 341, 342: Alternative Dispute Resolutions (ADR)
Law 335: Negotiation
Law 438 Queen's Business Law Clinic
Law 589, 588, 587 Queen's Law Journal
Courses Satisfying the Advocacy Degree Requirement 2009-10
Law 473: (Law 495) Competitive Moots
Law 350, 351: Appellate Advocacy
Law 360, 361: Trial Advocacy
Law 364: Personal Injury Advocacy
Law 645: Estate Litigation
Law 435 Public Law Advocacy
Courses in which the Instructor can certify their course meets the Advocacy requirement, 2009-10:
Law 418: Clinical Correctional Law
Law 590: Clinical Litigation Practice
Law 562: Collective Agreement and Arbitration
Law 529: Advanced Constitutional Law
Please Note: No one course in a given year can meet both the 'practice skills' and 'advocacy' requirements for a student.