John N. Drobak
George Alexander Madill Professor of Real Property & Equity Jurisprudence; Professor of Economics
Courts, Jurisdiction & Procedure
Courses
The Law School has compiled the following list of upper-level courses currently or recently offered to guide students interested in courts, jurisdiction, and procedure. Related clinics and/or externships are marked with an asterisk and grouped separately at the end of the list. The Law School offers the listed courses regularly, but some are not available every year. For guidance about which courses might best fit your particular needs, please consult the faculty members listed below.
- Advanced Trial Advocacy
- Appellate Clinic*
- Federal Courts
- Complex Civil Litigation
- Conflict of Laws
- Criminal Justice Clinic*
- Criminal Procedure: Adjudication
- Criminal Procedure: Investigation
- Evidence
- Judicial Clerkship Externship*
- Practical Legal Writing & Analysis for Litigators
- Pretrial Practice & Settlement
- Prosecution Clinic*
- Remedies
- Trial Practice & Procedure
Clinics & Externships
The Law School offers the following clinics and externships related to courts, jurisdiction, and procedure: the Appellate Clinic, the Criminal Justice Clinic, the Judicial Clerkship Externship, and the Prosecution Clinic.
The following full-time faculty teach in the area of courts, jurisdiction, and procedure law.
Faculty and Staff Directory
Daniel Epps
Associate Professor of Law
Rebecca Hollander-Blumoff
Professor of Law
Peter A. Joy
Vice Dean for Academic Affairs; Henry Hitchcock Professor of Law; Director, Criminal Justice Clinic
Mary Perry
Lecturer in Law; Director of Externships, Interim Judicial Clerkship Advisor
Ann Davis Shields
Professor of Practice and Director of Pretrial Program
Melissa A. Waters
Professor of Law