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Externship: Ent/media
Credits: 1 Instructor(s): Anahid Gharakhanian Janet Nalbandyan '04 The Externship course provides an invaluable opportunity to enhance students’ legal education through structured and supervised off-campus placements, where students learn through …
Immigration Law Clinic
Credits: 5 Instructor(s): Andrea Ramos The Immigration Law Clinic is a graded five unit semester course (there is no final exam). The Immigration Law Clinic provides free legal representation to clients in Special Immigrant Juvenile Status (SIJS)(clients …
Legislation
Credits: 2 Instructor(s): Warren S. Grimes This course examines judicial interpretation of statutes. To better understand the various approaches to statutory interpretation, the course examines how legislative bodies function and the rules which govern …
Appellate Litigation Clinic
Credits: 3 Instructor(s): Erica Jansson '21 Andrew Knapp The Appellate Litigation Clinic, which received the Ninth Circuit's 2018 Distinguished Pro Bono Service Award, offers students an opportunity to work with the professor in litigating pro bono …
Defamation,privacy,publicity
Credits: 2 Instructor(s): Edward C. Stark '79 This course examines tort causes of action for defamation and invasion of privacy. It covers both the common law of defamation, including the actions of libel and slander, and the constitutional limits placed …
Entertainment & Arts Clinic
Credits: 3 Instructor(s): Carol Contes Orly Ravid '14 The Entertainment & the Arts Legal Clinic (“Clinic”) is a clinical course in which students will provide legal services to real clients. Specifically, the Clinic will provide business affairs and …
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Street Law Clinic
Credits: 3 Instructor(s): Laura Wesley Students enrolled in the Street Law Clinic teach legal life skills to high school students in our Los Angeles community. Law students step into the roles of teacher, mentor, and advocate to empower at-risk youth to …
Amicus Project Practicum
Credits: 2 Instructor(s): Michael M. Epstein This practicum course provides students the opportunity to work one-on-one with a faculty supervisor on a pro bono amicus brief. Students enrolled in this course will be assigned a case and a faculty …
Immigration Appeals Practicum
Credits: 3 The Immigration Appeals Practicum (IAP) is a one semester course offered in the Fall and Spring semesters. The IAP is 3 units and graded credit/no credit. Students work on pro bono appeal before the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) under the …