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LEGAL INTERNSHIP PROGRAM CLASSROOM OFFERINGS


 Fall 2008
Internship Course
Day
Time
Instructor
Rm.
Legal Process and Practice
Tuesday
12:00-1:40pm
Prof. Feeley
245
Legal Process and Practice
Tuesday
6:00pm-7:40pm
Prof. Feeley
305

 

Spring 2009
Internship Course
Day
Time
Instructor
Rm.
Legal Process and Practice
Tuesday
TBA
Prof. Feeley
TBA
Legal Process and Practice
Tuesday
TBA
Prof Feeley
TBA
Transactional Law and Practice
Monday
TBA
Mr. Krieger
TBA

 

 Summer 2009
Internship Course
Day
Time
Instructor
Rm.
Legal Process and Practice
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA

After students have identified their field placement, they should meet with Professor Feeley to confirm the placement and arrange for registration.

Legal Process and Practice (Fall 2008, Spring 2009 - Professor Feeley)

This course is required for all students registered for a legal internship placement for the Fall 2008 and Spring 2009 semester. The two credits granted for this course are in addition to and independent of any credits awarded for that field placement experience. This classroom component will cover topics including ethical issues relating to internships; economic, social and moral issues in the legal profession; workplace skills; and discussion of field experiences. For their internship placement, students are required to keep regular journals which also will be discussed in this class. Readings and class participation are essential components of the course. An in-class oral presentation on a topic related to the student's fieldwork experience is required. An extended journal on an ethical issue is required. The paper will not satisfy the writing requirement. Student work is graded on the letter grade system. This course does not fulfill the academic requirement for internships through Suffolk University Law School and the Center for International Legal Studies.

As an alternative to the Legal Process and Practice course, students can be supervised individually by a full-time faculty member only if the student has taken, or is in the process of taking, a substantive course elective with that faculty member and that course relates to the field placement experience. Decisions about what courses and which placements qualify will be made by the Clinical Professor for Internships in consultation with the Director of Clinical Programs. The faculty member must agree to supervise the student under the guidelines of the Internship Program.

 

 

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