Spring 2012 Class Schedule (ARC)
Schedule: Full Term, Jan 14-May 16
Schedule: Full Term, Jan 14-May 16
Schedule: Full Term, Jan 14-May 16
Schedule: Full Term, Jan 14-May 16
Schedule: Full Term, Jan 14-May 16
Schedule: Full Term, Jan 14-May 16
Updated: April 17, 2012
Same As: None.
Prerequisite: None.
Advisory: ENGWR 102 or 103, and ENGRD 116 with a grade of "C" or better; OR ESLR 320 and ESLW 320 with a grade of "C" or better; OR placement through assessment process.
Course Transferable to CSU
Hours: 54 hours LEC
Description: This is an introductory course to the American legal system, its history and function. It provides an overview of several important areas of law such as torts and crimes and the legal assistant's role in the system.
T 03:00PM-04:15PM LEC C.Thiltgen ARC MAIN DaviesHall 107 10139 Textbook
TBA TBA LEC C.Thiltgen ARC MAIN Online 10139 Textbook
Online & In-class
This section meets both online and in the classroom. 1.8 online hrs per week required. For further information about the course requirements, please visit the course website at www.arc.losrios.edu/online
W 07:00PM-08:25PM LEC C.Thiltgen ARC MAIN DaviesHall 107 10140 Textbook
TBA TBA LEC C.Thiltgen ARC MAIN Online 10140 Textbook
Online & In-class
This section meets both online and in the classroom. Online hours are 50% of the total required hours. 1.7 online hrs per week required. For further information about the course requirements, please visit the course website at www.arc.losrios.edu/online
TBA TBA LEC C.Thiltgen ARC MAIN Online 11710 Textbook
Online Orientation: Tuesday, January 17 12:01AM-11:59PM
This course meets entirely online. For more information about the course requirements, please visit the course website at www.arc.losrios.edu/online
Prerequisite: None.
Corequisite: LA 312 or 314
Advisory: ENGWR 300 or ESLW 340
Course Transferable to CSU
Hours: 54 hours LEC
Description: This course is an introduction to the California court system with emphasis on understanding the practical aspects of litigation and the proper procedures required by statutes and rules of court. The phases of California court procedure, including State and Federal constitutional limitations, jurisdiction, venue, pleadings, and motions are covered. The course also includes the forms by which matters are submitted to the court system from pre-litigation through appeals.
MW 01:30PM-02:50PM LEC J.Brynelson ARC MAIN DaviesHall 107 11899 Textbook
NOTE: The use of web-based tools (i.e. Internet, D2L, etc.) is required in this class.
T 07:00PM-10:05PM LEC S.Johanson ARC MAIN DaviesHall 106 11900 Textbook
NOTE: The use of web-based tools (i.e. Internet, D2L, etc.) is required in this class.
Prerequisite: None.
Corequisite: LA 300
Advisory: ENGWR 300 or ESLW 340
Course Transferable to CSU
Hours: 54 hours LEC
Description: This course covers basic contract principles, including formation, validity, defenses, rights of third parties, performance, breach, remedies, and damages.
MW 03:00PM-04:20PM LEC C.Thiltgen ARC MAIN DaviesHall 107 11896 Textbook
NOTE: The use of web-based tools (i.e. Internet, D2L, etc) is required in this section.
M 07:00PM-10:05PM LEC D.Abbott ARC MAIN DaviesHall 112 11897 Textbook
NOTE: The use of web-based tools (i.e. Internet, D2L, etc) is required in this section.
Prerequisite: LA 320 and either ENGWR 300 or ESLW 340 with a grade of "C" or better.
Course Transferable to CSU
Hours: 54 hours LEC
Description: This course is a continuation of LA 320. It includes the application of research methods to gather information which may be used in a variety of written products. Information is synthesized into various documents typically used in the law office. Documents created may include interoffice memoranda, court briefs, and letters to clients.
Th 07:00PM-10:05PM LEC M.Gable ARC MAIN DaviesHall 114 11898 Textbook
NOTE: The use of web-based tools (i.e. Internet, D2L, etc) is required in this section.
TBA TBA LEC L.Pavlovich ARC MAIN Online 12186 Textbook
Online Orientation: Tuesday, January 17, 2012This class meets entirely online. For more information about the course requirements, please visit the course website at www.arc.losrios.edu/online
Prerequisite: None
Advisory: LA 300 and LA 312.
Course Transferable to CSU
Hours: 54 hours LEC
Description: This course provides an overview of the Workers' Compensation Law in California. The focus will be on the procedural aspects of handling a Workers' Compensation claim from both the applicant's side and the defense side.
M 07:00PM-10:05PM LEC J.Brynelson ARC MAIN DaviesHall 219 20470 Textbook
NOTE: The use of web-based tools (i.e. Internet, D2L, etc) is required in this section.
Prerequisite: None
Course Transferable to CSU
Hours: 72 hours LEC
Advanced Legal Research and Writing
Sa 09:00AM-12:05PM LEC L.Pavlovich ARC MAIN Portable 609A 20471 Textbook
NOTE: The use of web-based tools (i.e. Internet, D2L, etc) is required in this section.
Units: 3.0
Prerequisite:LA 320 (Legal Research) and 321 (Legal Writing) with grades of "C" or better
Hours: 54 hours LEC
Advanced Legal Research and Writing: This course builds on basic research and writing skills covered in Legal Research 320 and Legal Writing 321. It focuses on refining basic legal research, analytical, and writing skills with an emphasis on researching and applying most current codes, rules, and practices pertaining to E-Discovery, Meta Data Mining and other technical issues; drafting various discovery requests/responses and discovery motions/oppositions and/or other documents filed in Law and Motion Departments.
Advanced Legal Research and Writing
Sa 09:00AM-12:05PM LEC K.Sandoval ARC MAIN Portable 609A 20471 Textbook
NOTE: The use of web-based tools (i.e. Internet, D2L, etc) is required in this section.
Units: 3.0
Prerequisite:LA 320 (Legal Research) and 321 (Legal Writing) with grades of "C" or better
Hours: 54 hours LEC
Advanced Legal Research and Writing: This course builds on basic research and writing skills covered in Legal Research 320 and Legal Writing 321. It focuses on refining basic legal research, analytical, and writing skills with an emphasis on researching and applying most current codes, rules, and practices pertaining to E-Discovery, Meta Data Mining and other technical issues; drafting various discovery requests/responses and discovery motions/oppositions and/or other documents filed in Law and Motion Departments.