2003-2005 - Special Collections - University of Baltimore

CURRICULUM
The combined ].O.lM.S. in Criminal Justice is divided into required and elective courses
for a (Otal of 112 credits. Students must successfully complete 52 credits of required law
courses, in addition (0 fulfilling the upper-level writing and upper-level advocacy requirements.
They must also successfully complete 15-18 credits of required criminal justice
courses.
Under this program, students begin work on their master's degree either the summer
preceding the beginning of their law school career or the summer after finishing the first
year of law school. Most of the work toward the master's degree is completed during the
various summer semesters but in no event maya student take courses within their master's
program during the fall and spring semesters of their first year of law school.The schedule
shown below is designed (0 illustrate a typical sequencing of courses for students in the
combined J .O.lM.S. program.
First Year, Fall Semester (15 credits)
LAW Contracts I (3)
LAW Civil Procedure I (3)
LAW Torrs I (3)
LAW Criminal Law (3)
LAW Legal Analysis, Research, and Writing (3)
First Year, Spring Semester (14 credits)
LAW Contracts II (3)
LAW Civil Procedure II (3)
LAW Torrs 11(2)
LAW Property (3)
LAW Moot Court (2)
First Year, Summer Semester (6 credits)
CRjU 610 Administration ofJustice (3)
CRJU One Criminal Justice elective (3)
Second Year, Fall Semester (18 credits)
LAW Commercial Transactions I (3)
LAW Constitutional Law 1(3)
LAW Corporations (3)
LAW Constitutional Criminal Procedure (3)
LAW Professional Responsibility (3)
CRJU 602 Research Techniques I (3)
Second Year, Spring Semester (18 credi ts)
LAW Commercial Transactions II (3)
LAW Evidence (3)
LAW Constitutional Law II (3)
LAW Law elective (3)
LAW Law elective (3)
CRjU 603 Statistical Techniques in Criminal Justice (3)
Second Year, Summer Semester (6 credits)
CRjU Criminal Justice elective (3)
CRJU Criminal Justice elective (3)
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