Thomas Jefferson School of Law - Schedule of Classes Summer 2015

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Thomas Jefferson School of Law - Schedule of Classes Summer 2015 Time

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

8:30 11:20 a.m.

Entertainment Law Transactions (3) Novak 336.1

(Entertainment Law Transactions - Novak 336.1 - online class

Online class meeting time

meeting time)

10:00 11:30 a.m. Veteran’s Legal Assistance Clinic Berenson

(1) 429.1

Small Business Law Center Clinic Seminar (1) Nieman 523.1

Professional Sports Law & Use of Analytics (2) McCurdy 605.1

(Veteran’s Legal Assistance Clinic Berenson- 429.1) (Professional Sports Law & Use of Analytics McCurdy - 605.1 - Online class meeting time)

Online class meeting time

Legal Principles Harkins

(4) 633.1

(Legal Principles Harkins - 633.1)

(Legal Principles Harkins - 633.1)

(Legal Principles Harkins - 633.1)

Legal Principles Bolus

(4) 633.2

(Legal Principles Bolus - 633.2)

(Legal Principles - Bolus - 633.2)

(Legal Principles - Bolus - 633.2)

Legal Principles Day

(4) 633.3

(Legal Principles - Day 633.3)

(Legal Principles - Day 633.3)

(Legal Principles - Day 633.3)

Arbitration * Zanville

(3) 247.1

12:00 12:50 p.m.

(Arbitration* - Zanville 247.1) Judicial Seminar Tropp

702.1

Externship II Seminar Tropp 698.1

1:00 2:50 p.m.

Patent Clinic Seminar Afshar 572.1 Trademark Clinic Seminar Lane

1:00 3:50 p.m.

Intensive Written Advocacy Nwanna

(3) 556.1

Criminal Procedure (3) Wise 106.1

574.1

(Intensive Written Advocacy - Nwanna 556.1)

2:00 4:50 p.m. 4:00 5:30 p.m.

Friday

Externship I Seminar Tropp 697.1

10:00 11:50 a.m.

10:00 a.m. 12:50 p.m.

Thursday

(Criminal Procedure Wise - 106.1) (Arbitration* - Zanville 247.1)

**Externship Tropp

642.1

Online class meeting time

4:00 5:50 p.m.

Client Interviewing & Counseling (2) Fields Bernard & Sanzo 213.1

5:30 7:00 p.m.

**Judicial Externship Tropp 641.1

(Client Interviewing & Counseling - Fields Bernard & Sanzo 213.1)

Online class meeting time

* The Arbitration class will meet for 5 weeks beginning Monday, June 8. ** Externship and Judicial Externship (on line) for students in approved externship placements outside of San Diego county. Video is required to use Skype or Goggle Chat, or similar technology.

April 16, 2015 (9:38am)

Time

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

6:00 7:50 p.m.

Community Property (2) Klueck 167.1

Client Interviewing & Counseling (2) Fields Bernard & Sanzo 213.2

(Community Property Klueck - 167.1)

(Client Interviewing & Counseling - Fields Bernard & Sanzo 213.2)

6:00 8:50 p.m.

Professional Responsibility Hill

(3) 140.1

Criminal Procedure (3) Muir 106.2

(Professional Responsibility - Hill 140.1

(Criminal Procedure Muir - 106.2)

Remedies Wezelman

(3) 166.1

(Remedies - Wezelman 166.1)

Trial Practice Siegel

(3) 170.1

(Trial Practice - Siegel 170.1)

6:00 9:50 p.m.

8:30 10:00 p.m.

Business Associations (4) Wenger 115.1

(Business Associations Wenger- 115.1)

Evidence Tafreshi

(4) 138.1

(Evidence -Tafreshi 138.1)

Ca Pre-Trial Preparation Ramey

(3) 506.1

Friday

(Ca Pre-Trial Preparation - Ramey - 506.1) Online class meeting time

Online class meeting time

Distance Learning Classes Ca Pre-Trial Preparation (§506.1) taught by Professor Christopher Ramey - 3 units. Entertainment Law Transactions (§336.1) taught by Professor Stephen Novak - 3 units. Professional Sports Law & Use of Analytics (§602.1) taught by Professor James McCurdy - 2 units. Please see detailed information regarding priority and registration for distance learning classes in the Registration Bulletin.

Enrollment in Legal Principles - A student required to follow the Intensive Curriculum must take and pass, with a grade of at least 1.7, the Legal Principles course. Legal Principles is a four-unit course, graded on the firstyear curve, designed to develop skills in writing, reasoning, and analysis, focusing on the fundamental skills and concepts essential to legal analysis. Students must take Legal Principles immediately following the semester in which the student first attempted 25 units of law study on the first-year curve. Students required to take Legal Principles in the summer term will be enrolled by the Registrar. Students enrolled by the Registrar may not drop the course. A student who has been enrolled in Legal Principles for the summer term and feels they cannot take the course during the summer term, must petition the Associate Dean for Academic Affairs citing the extraordinary circumstances preventing the student from taking Legal Principles during the summer term. Students taking Legal Principles in the summer may take no more than one other summer semester course. That other summer semester course can be either Professional Responsibility or Criminal Procedure. In the event that there is insufficient space in either of those courses, an alternative course can be selected with the approval of the Associate Dean for Academic Affairs. A student required to follow the Intensive Curriculum who does not take and pass the Legal Principles course will not be eligible to graduate. During the summer session the maximum number of allowed absences is two. Students who exceed that number may be withdrawn. Details of the intensive curriculum are in the Student Handbook.

April 16, 2015 (9:38am)

Mediation Programing Introduction to Mediation - §423.1 - 2 units Professor Marquetta Brown Time

Date

8:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m.

June 13 & June 14

Training - There are no absences allowed during training.

8:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m.

June 20 & 21

Training - There are no absences allowed during training.

Week of June 22 - 26

Self-scheduling of 8 hours of observation at the court.

Week of June 29 July 3

Each student must participate in 2 mock mediations. Each mediation will be 2 to 3 hours in length and the exact dates and time will be scheduled with individual students.

July 10

Reaction Paper due

Course Description: Mediation is currently in great demand as an adjunct to the court system, as a mechanism for managing in-house corporate fissures, in labor-management discussions and in international disputes. Although usage varies dramatically depending on context, mediation at its essence is a process in which a neutral third party works to help disputing parties craft a resolution that meets their needs. This course will introduce students to one model of mediation that has attained currency within the community mediation movement. Students will learn the various stages of the process and practice the techniques used in each stage. Class will be interactive, requiring participation in in-class mock mediations and communications exercises. In addition to in-class instruction and simulations, students will attend small claims court, observe trials and mediation sessions, write short reaction papers, and, where appropriate, co-mediate with experienced mediators. This course will satisfy the Professional Skills graduation requirement for two units. Mediation Immersion - §510.1 - 1 unit Mediation is currently in great demand as an adjunct to the court system, as a mechanism for managing in-house corporate fissures, in labor-management discussions and in international disputes. Although usage varies dramatically depending on context, mediation at its essence is a process in which a neutral third party works to help disputing parties craft a resolution that meets their needs. This course will introduce students to one model of mediation that has attained currency within the community mediation movement. Students will learn the various stages of the process and practice the techniques used in each stage. Class will be interactive, requiring participation in in-class mock mediations and communications exercises. In addition to in-class instruction and simulations, students will attend small claims court, observe trials and mediation sessions, write short reaction papers, and, where appropriate, co-mediate with experienced mediators. This course will satisfy the Professional Skills graduation requirement for two units. Professor Ellen Waldman Time

Date

8:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m.

June 13

Training - There are no absences allowed during training.

4:00 5:15 p.m.

Mondays June 22 - July 20

Class

Weekly

Scheduled mediations at court

April 16, 2015 (9:38am)

Course Description: Mediation Immersion offers students an intensive clinical experience, mediating with small claims disputants in the downtown small claims court. After a seven hour training offered on Saturday, June 13th, students will mediate at small claims court for one 4 hour blocks each week for the remaining 6 weeks of the summer session. Additionally, students will attend a 75 minute seminar each week devoted to debriefing and reflecting upon their experiences at court and discussing the narratives contained in the text "Stories Mediators Tell." Prerequisite: Introduction to Mediation. Introduction to Mediation may be taken during the spring intersession and will meet the prerequisite requirement for Mediation Immersion. Introduction to Mediation and Mediation Immersion may not be taken in the same term, i.e., summer 2015. Although students may be allowed by the system to enroll concurrently in Introduction to Mediation and Mediation Immersion, students who have not completed Introduction to Mediation by the end of the spring 2015 intersession will be withdrawn from Mediation Immersion

April 16, 2015 (9:38am)

Externship & Judicial Seminars Prior approval is required for registration. Email [email protected]. More information about these two programs can be found on the Docket.

Patent Law Clinic- Admission to this course is by application. Interested students should contact Professor Mimi Afshar at [email protected]. Upon approval, students will be enrolled by the Registrar.

Priority Registration - Please see the Registration Bulletin for information concerning priority registration for certain classes.

Professional Skills Course Requirement All J.D. candidates must pass at least one course designated a professional skills course in order to graduate. Certain courses might be used to satisfy either the professional skills or upper-level writing requirement, but a student may not use one course to satisfy both requirements. For additional information on the professional skills course requirement, please see the Student Handbook. The following courses, offered during the summer 2015 session, may satisfy the professional skills course requirement Ca Pre-Trial Preparation Client Interviewing & Counseling Externship & Judicial Seminars Entertainment Law Transactions Introduction to Mediation

Mediation Immersion Program Patent Clinic Small Business Law Center Clinic Trademark Clinic Trial Practice Veteran’s Legal Assistance Clinic

Small Business Law Center - Admission to this course is by application only. For more information about the application deadline, process, and requirements please visit www.tjsl.edu/clinics/sblc. Upon acceptance into the SBLC, students will be enrolled by the Registrar.

Spring 2015 Entering Students

For those students who entered law school in spring 2015 who may be interested in taking classes during the summer session, the classes available to you are: Client Interviewing & Counseling, Criminal Procedure and Professional Responsibility. Please see the Registration Bulletin for details on how to register for summer classes.

Trademark Law Clinic - Admission to this course is by application. Interested students should contact Professor Eric Lane at [email protected]. Upon approval, students will be enrolled by the Registrar.

Upper Level Writing Requirement All J.D. candidates must satisfy the upper level writing requirement as a condition of graduation. Legal Writing II is a prerequisite for the upper level writing requirement. The following courses, offered during the summer 2015 session, may satisfy the upper level writing requirement with instructor approval: CA Pre-Trial Preparation Intensive Written Advocacy

April 16, 2015 (9:38am)

Veteran’s Legal Assistance Clinic - Admission to this course is by application. Interested students should contact Professor Steven Berenson at [email protected]. Upon approval, students will be enrolled by the Registrar.