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The mission of our Evidence Law: Guardrails of Justice Course is to provide a thorough understanding of evidentiary law as it is taught in law school, but at a fraction of the time and cost of what law school costs today, and without the political correctness, critical race theory, or “diversity, inclusion, and equity” cultism that has so thoroughly infected modern law schools. We just do law, as traditionally taught, period.

The mission of our Evidence Law: Guardrails of Justice Course is to provide a thorough understanding of evidentiary law as it is taught in law school, but at a fraction of the time and cost of what law school costs today, and without the political correctness, critical race theory, or “diversity, inclusion, and equity” cultism that has so thoroughly infected modern law schools. We just do law, as traditionally taught, period.

This course is designed to provide an understanding of the civil liberties and rights contained within and protected by constitutional guarantees, primarily in the Bill of Rights and the Fourteenth Amendment. We will briefly discuss the theory and structure of the Constitution and then examine the role of the courts—especially the Supreme Court—in interpreting the Constitution. A primary emphasis will be upon understanding the judicial doctrines that the Supreme Court has expounded and how these doctrines have influenced constitutional protections for civil rights and civil liberties. As citizens, it is important to understand the basic foundations of our civil rights and liberties; how those are guaranteed in the U.S. Constitution; and the role of the Supreme Court—and how well it functions it that role—in protecting our most fundamental rights and freedoms.

Whether you're just fascinated by criminal law and want a deeper understanding, or want to dip your toe into the world of legal education before committing yourself to 3 years of law school and perhaps hundreds of thousands of dollars in student loans, this class will give you a thorough legal understanding of Criminal Law as it is taught in 1L (first-year) law school.

Our Criminal Procedure 2023 (CRIMPRO23) course will be taught this Summer 2023 for 10-12 weeks, with LIVE classes taught on Wednesdays. (Recordings of each class will be made available to “catch up,” should a student be unable to attend any individual class.)

This Criminal Procedure course will generally reflect what I was taught in law school, using appropriately updated texts and resources, with a particular emphasis on use-of-force law.

Students should expect each live class will have required readings distributed the week prior.

Criminal Justice is about more than just what happens in court. It is about the entire holistic system, from crime prevention to police departments, (yes) the court system, prisons, parole and rehabilitation efforts. The following is the modules to be presented, which will be more fully fleshed out as we get closer to the class.

The mission of our Evidence Law: Guardrails of Justice Course is to provide a thorough understanding of evidentiary law as it is taught in law school, but at a fraction of the time and cost of what law school costs today, and without the political correctness, critical race theory, or “diversity, inclusion, and equity” cultism that has so thoroughly infected modern law schools. We just do law, as traditionally taught, period.

Whether you're just fascinated by criminal law and want a deeper understanding, or want to dip your toe into the world of legal education before committing yourself to 3 years of law school and perhaps hundreds of thousands of dollars in student loans, this class will give you a thorough legal understanding of Criminal Law as it is taught in 1L (first-year) law school.

The mission of our Evidence Law: Guardrails of Justice Course is to provide a thorough understanding of evidentiary law as it is taught in law school, but at a fraction of the time and cost of what law school costs today, and without the political correctness, critical race theory, or “diversity, inclusion, and equity” cultism that has so thoroughly infected modern law schools. We just do law, as traditionally taught, period.

Business Law: Defending American Capital will provide a practical guide for business owners and families to protect their hard earned capital in modern America’s increasingly litigious environment. This course will cover multiple subjects, often ignored or minimized in law school, in a concise manner aimed towards real-world implementation in your business. This will help businesses at all levels, whether start up, solo entrepreneur, family business or expanding business empire. By the end of this course, you will have the tools necessary to defeat the most common issues that arise in American business.