DISPUTE
RESOLUTION SKILLS
Required
Courses
One of the following is required:
Administrative
Law: Fair Hearing, plus 5-credit elective
General Jurisdiction, plus 5-credit elective
(5-credit elective not required if three-week
General Jurisdiction taken)
Special Court Jurisdiction, plus 5-credit elective
Special Court Jurisdiction: Advanced, plus 5-credit elective
Two of
the following are required:
Administrative
Law: Advanced
Administrative Law: Utility Regulatory Adjudication
Advanced Mediation: Practical Skills and Techniques
Civil Mediation
Dispute Resolution Skills
Mediation for Administrative Law Judges
After
completing the requirements, any additional courses from the list above
may be applied as elective courses (5 credits each).
Elective
Courses
An additional 15 credits are required.
Best Practices
in Handling Pro Se Litigants 2.5 credits
Building a Bias-Free Environment in Your Court 2.5 credits
Case Management 5 credits
Comparative Law Program 5 credits
Computer Uses for Judges 5 credits
Conducting the Trial 5 credits
Court Management for Judges and Court Administrators 5 credits
Current Issues in the Law 5 credits
Decision Making 5 credits
Domestic Violence 5 credits
Effective Caseflow Management 5 credits
Ethical Issues in the Law: A Novel Approach 5 credits Ethics, Bias and
the Administrative Law Judge:A Web-Based Course 2.5 credits
Ethics, Bias and Judging: Reaching Higher Ground:
A Web-Based Course 2.5 credits
Ethics for Judges 2.5 credits
Financial Statements in the Courtroom 2.5 credits
Handling Small Claims Cases Effectively:
A Web-Based Course 2.5 credits
Judicial Decision Making 5 credits
Judicial Writing 5 credits
Law and Literature 5 credits
Law and Popular Culture 5 credits
Logic and Opinion Writing 5 credits
Managing Challenging Family Law Cases:
A Practical Approach 5 credits
Managing Complex Litigation 5 credits
Scientific Evidence and Expert Testimony 5 credits
Settlement Techniques 2.5 credits
The U.S. Constitution and the
Development of American Law 5 credits
The U.S. Constitution and the
Development of Legal Philosophy 5 credits
Today’s Justice: The Historic Bases 5 credits
When Justice Fails: Threats to the Independence of the Judiciary 5
credits
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