Courses
LAW 555, American Legal System, Analysis & Writing (3 credits). (This requirement may be waived if the student has already taken an equivalent course as a part of his/her original legal training.)
- Christian Foundations of Law (3 credits).
- Students from countries that are not part of the Anglo-American common-law legal tradition will be required to take one or two traditional common-law courses, such as Torts, Contracts, or Property (2-3 credits each).
- Students must also satisfy a thesis/writing requirement by taking a seminar course, an independent study, or another course designated by the law school.
- The remainder of the 24 credit hours may be chosen by the student from existing J.D. courses in the law school catalog to reflect the student’s areas of interest and professional goals. Courses will be selected in consultation with the Director of the LL.M. Program, Professor Michael Hernandez
