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Juris Doctor

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Juris Doctor (JD) Program

Trinity Law School is a Christian law school that offers a unique, yet practical educational foundation from a biblical perspective. Your professors strive to challenge you and arm you with the knowledge you need to pursue a meaningful life of service. Whether your journey leads you to become an attorney, professor, or business leader, Trinity is where you not only learn the law, but also engage in practical opportunities to put your passion to work.

The JD Program can be completed Online,
On Campus or a Hybrid of Both.

To graduate with a Juris Doctor degree, you must successfully complete 74 units of required courses and 16 units of electives (90 units total) with C average (2.0 GPA). Full-time students can expect to complete their JD in three years, while part-time and Flex Track students can complete it in four years. All JD students benefit from On Course, our exclusive program that prepares you for the California Bar Exam starting on your first day of class.

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Typical Full-Time Schedule (Regular Program)

FIRST YEAR

Legal Research & Writing 1 & 2
Contracts 1 & 2
Torts 1 & 2
Criminal Law
Criminal Procedure
Legal Institutions & Values
Business Organizations

SECOND YEAR

Professional Responsibility and Ethics
Community Property
Jurisprudence
Civil Procedure 1 & 2
Property 1 & 2
Constitutional Law 1 & 2
Evidence 1 & 2

THIRD YEAR

Legal Writing: Litigation Skills OR
Legal Writing: Transactional Skills
Wills, Trusts, & Estates
Remedies
Advanced Exam Approaches and Skills
Electives

Typical Part-Time Schedule (Regular Program)

FIRST YEAR

Legal Research & Writing 1 & 2

Contracts 1 & 2

Torts 1 & 2

Criminal Law

Criminal Procedure

SECOND YEAR

Legal Institutions & Values

Business Organizations

Civil Procedure 1 & 2

Property 1 & 2

Electives

THIRD YEAR

Constitutional Law 1 & 2

Evidence 1 & 2

Community Property

Jurisprudence

Professional Responsibility and Ethics

Electives

FOURTH YEAR

Legal Writing: Litigation Skills OR Legal Writing: Transactional Skills

Wills, Trusts, & Estates

Remedies

Advanced Exam Approaches and Skills

Electives

Flex Track

Applicants who show academic promise but have not taken the LSAT or do not meet regular LSAT requirements may be eligible for the Flex Track. The Flex Track courses for the first two semesters are offered in the evening, either on-campus or online or in the hybrid model, three nights per week.  An optional third semester of Flex Track study is online.  At the end of the second semester or optional third semester, students must earn a cumulative GPA of 2.67 or higher or pass the FYLSX to continue with regular JD courses.
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FIRST YEAR

Contracts 1 & 2

Torts 1 & 2

Criminal Law

FYLSX Skills Course

First Year Law Students’ Exam

SECOND YEAR

Legal Research & Writing 1 & 2

Legal Institutions & Values

Business Organizations

Criminal Procedure

Civil Procedure 1 & 2

Property 1 & 2

Electives

THIRD YEAR

Constitutional Law 1 & 2

Evidence 1 & 2

Community Property

Jurisprudence

Professional Responsibility and Ethics

Electives

FOURTH YEAR

Legal Writing: Litigation Skills OR Legal Writing: Transactional Skills

Wills, Trusts, & Estates

Remedies

Advanced Exam Approaches and Skills

Electives

International Opportunities

THE HAGUE, NETHERLANDS & STRASBOURG, FRANCE: SUMMER HUMAN RIGHTS PROGRAM
A special benefit of study at Trinity Law School is the opportunity to participate in the Summer Human Rights Program in The Hague, Netherlands and Strasbourg, France. This program is an advanced course in international and comparative human rights law that is taught by leading academics and practitioners from around the world. This program provides students with the opportunity to examine contemporary human rights issues from a Christian perspective. In an effort to provide students with a comprehensive human rights education, class time includes courses taught at the International Institute of Human Rights in Strasbourg. Students may earn 6 units of elective credit upon completion of the course.
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PHNOM PENH, CAMBODIA: INTERNATIONAL LAW AND DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
Trinity students can participate in a two-week excursion through Cambodia’s capital city to study international law and economic development in a time of government evolution. This program is offered in the winter while summer-long internships with NGOs are coordinated in April and May.
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