Simulations

Atlanta’s John Marshall Law Schools simulation curriculum covers a wide range of skills, including negotiations, mediation, trial advocacy, client interviewing & counseling, transactional drafting, law office management, problem-solving, team building, presentation skills, and oral advocacy. Most simulation courses are for upper-class students.

The following are experiential courses that satisfy the credit requirements for experiential learning and count toward the 6-hour experiential course credit requirement:

Course #CourseCredit
210Pretrial Practice & Procedure (Civil)2
215Transactional Drafting3
217Advanced Transactional Drafting3
220Trial Advocacy & Writing3
225Alternative Dispute Resolution & Writing3
235Advanced Appellate Advocacy 2
260Criminal Pretrial Practice & Procedure2
467Integrated Criminal Practice (Criminal Honors Program)6
610Law Office Management2
620Alternative Dispute Resolution 3
622Mediation 2
630Trial Advocacy3
632Depositions2
650Client Interviewing & Counseling2
651Negotiations 2

Registration for simulation courses is handled via MyAJMLS and processed by the Registrar’s Office. For questions related to these courses, please contact Dean Boone.