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This course imparts a thought process to precede the preparation of an advocacy attempt. It breaks the advocacy process into its component parts and illustrates the importance of each part by class exercises, which include non-lawsuit arguments, motion arguments, opening statements and pleas. (Pass/Fail)
Room - 608
Schedule - M-F – 9:00am - 3:30pm
Instructor - Burch
Atlanta's John Marshall Law School
Atlanta, GA 30309
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