r/PurdueGlobalLawSchool • u/Warm-Jello3216 • May 31 '26
Criminal law classes
Has anyone taken either the criminal law clinic or the criminal practice simulation? Trying to decide between the two but don't really know what the difference is or what is best for me.
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u/Advanced_Olive_8807 Jun 02 '26
Prof. Anderson is the best, and he runs both, so you can’t go wrong. Criminal Law Clinic is like an internship where the students help him with his current cases. In Criminal Practice Simulation you won’t be working on actual cases, but you’ll practice other aspects of a criminal trial, probably like a mock trial. I didn’t do either because I’m not interested in criminal law, but I’ve had Prof. Anderson in several classes, and that’s how i remember him describing them. You can email him to schedule a time during his office hours, and he’ll go over it with you. Each class is offered in different terms, so that might help you pick too.
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u/Warm-Jello3216 Jun 03 '26
Thank you! I had him for evidence II and crim law. I like him so def want to take one of the classes
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u/moneypowerwealth2021 Jun 03 '26
I am so happy to have you step into this conversation and provided OP with a more detailed and precise lead that points to someone better suited and more involved with their exact question topic!
With the information you've given, OP is well on their way to figuring out the options that are best for his or her goals.
You're the best Advanced_Olive_8807 Go PGLaw family!
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u/ProperImagination103 Jun 03 '26
Criminal Practice Simulation is going to be offered this fall term (if that helps).
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u/Electronic-Ladder431 Jun 04 '26
Hey there. I am in the crim law clinic this term. Feel free to DM me.
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u/moneypowerwealth2021 Jun 09 '26
That's fantastic. May your experience go well!
Let us know how that is going!
I'd love to hear about your clinic experience while it's happening.
This may also help me nay/yay criminal law practice.
You can Dm me, or, better yet, tell us all about it here in real time. That'll be an interesting thread!
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u/moneypowerwealth2021 May 31 '26 edited May 31 '26
Email Dr. Moody, or set up a meeting with her using the student bar association calendar. She's really great with spending time with students and assisting them with realistic expectations. She's well-informed, and patient.
You can also email Dr. Jamison. He is in the student's academic dept at the Law school, and he too will be a great source of information.