Sandra Day O'Connor Classes that Meet 520.6 Requirements

 
To guide you in developing a program of study for the LL.M. year that satisfies these eligibility requirements, below is a chart that shows which of our College of Law classes have been approved by the New York Court of Appeals to meet the requirements in each area.  Many, but not all, of these classes will be offered in the 2012-13 academic year.
 
 
Rule Requirement
Summary
Minimum Credits
Required
Course Name and Credits
§520.6(b)(3)(vi)(a)
Professional Responsibility
2 credits
Professional Responsibility – 3 credits
§520.6(b)(3)(vi)(b)
Legal Research, Writing and Analysis
2 credits
Professional Legal Writing – 3 credits
§520.6(b)(3)(vi)(c)
American Legal Studies
2 credits
US Law and Legal Analysis – 3 credits
Civil Procedure – 4 credits
Constitutional Law I – 3 credits
§520.6(b)(3)(vi)(d)
Subjects Tested on the Bar Exam
6 credits
 
 
Business Relationships
 
Business Organizations – 4 credits
 
Civil Practice and Procedure
 
Civil Procedure – 4 credits
 
Conflict of Laws
 
Conflict of Laws – 2 credits
 
New York and
Federal Constitutional Law
 
Constitutional Law I – 3 credits
Constitutional Law II – 4 credits
Religion & the Constitution – 2 credits
Federal Courts – 3 credits
 
Contracts and Contract Remedies
 
Contracts – 4 credits
 
Criminal Law and Procedure
 
Criminal Law – 3 credits
Criminal Procedure – 3 credits
Advanced Criminal Procedure – 3 credits
 
Evidence
 
Evidence – 4 credits
 
Matrimonial and Family Law
 
Family Law – 3 credits
 
Professional Responsibility
 
No Class Recommended
 
Real Property
 
Property – 4 credits
 
Torts and Tort Damages
 
Torts – 4 credits
 
Trusts, Wills and Estates
 
Decedent’s Estates – 3 credits
 
UCC Articles 2, 3, and 9
 
Sales &  Lease of Goods – 3 credits
Secured Transactions – 3 credits
Payments and Credit System – 2 credits