The Indiana University School of Law - Indianapolis is a multi-department law school in an urban setting that is uniquely suited to its specific missions. In 1969, the Faculty of Law offered a regular day program for the first time.
Admission
The applicant must request that a Law School Data Collection Service (LSDAS) report containing the applicant's LSAT scores, a summary of his or her transcripts, and information from the LSDAS registration form be provided to the law school. No law school application will be processed unless accompanied by the Law School Application Matching Form found in each applicant's LSATILSDAS registration packet.
Advance Payment
A transcript that shows a preponderance of pass/fail grades significantly reduces an applicant's chances of admission to law school. Members of the Bar and persons ineligible for regular admission may register as auditors for courses, provided the School of Law is able to accommodate all regularly admitted students who wish to register for credit.
Admission Selection Process
Relative standing in a class where such information is available is of great help to the admissions subcommittee in evaluating a candidate's GP A. Finally, the admissions subcommittee recognizes that the candidate's contribution to the law school and ultimately to the legal profession cannot be measured by academic performance alone. performance in the first year.
Admission with Advanced Standing
Particular attention will be paid to the files of applicants from disadvantaged backgrounds or those representing groups not previously well represented in the legal profession. However, the subcommittee seeks candidates with a variety of backgrounds and experiences to ensure diversity in the class and encourage the interplay of ideas and exchange of views that Jaw is concerned with.
Accelerated Program
Law Library
The Law Library has a LEXIS computer terminal that enables students and faculty to engage in modern computerized legal research. The Law Library is part of the University's library system, but functions as an integral part of the Indiana University School of Law - Indianapolis.
Consultant on Legal Education
In particular, close contact and a liberal lending program are in effect between the Law Library in Indianapolis and the Law Library in Bloomington. The Law Library is located within walking distance of the Indiana University Medical Center Libraries, the Indiana University-Purdue University at Indianapolis Undergraduate Library, the Indianapolis Public and Business Libraries, and the Indiana State Government Building Complex, which includes the Indiana. Supreme Court Library and the Indiana State Library.
Organizations and Activities
The current database includes libraries for federal law and much of state law, as well as specialized libraries for federal tax law, federal securities law, federal trade regulation law, federal communications law, Delaware corporate law, publica of the American Bar Association. - ties, and federal regulations regarding patents, copyrights and trademarks. Open and generous lending among the many libraries on the Indianapolis and Bloomington campuses is an established policy of Indiana University.
Student Bar Association
A variety of distinguished national and local speakers are presented to students and faculty at SBA forums. Student participation in SBA board meetings is encouraged, and student problems are quickly addressed and resolved through the student organization.
Law Fraternities
Each year's activities culminate with the spring baking and awards banquet, which honors students and faculty.
Black American Law Students Association
Women's Caucus
Indiana Law Review
Participation in the Indiana Law Review provides qualified students with a valuable opportunity for training in precise analysis of legal problems and in a clear and thoughtful presentation of legal issues. Up to five hours of academic credit may be earned for participation in the Indiana Law Review as described under Law Review in the course listing in this Bulletin.
Moot Court Society
The Indiana Law Review, like the law reviews of other American law schools, provides a forum for the exchange of legal thought and assists lawyers in their further legal education. Law Review credit for publishable notes may be used toward the law school's senior writing and seminar requirements.
International Moot Court Competition
The Wendell L. Willkie Society of International Law
Distinguished Lectureship Program
Clinical Legal Education Program
The Board's office serves as a central source of information about and is instrumental in publicizing clinical programs. For credit Clinical programs that have been approved by the faculty and that can be offered in specific semesters are described under Clinical programs or under specific course names in the course list in this Bulletin.
Adviser Program
Due to ongoing changes in the Clinical Legal Education Program, students are advised to contact the Clinical Placement Board or the Office of the Dean for more current information.
Financial Assistance
The Forrest E. Jump Memorial Scholarships
Fellowships
Awards and Prizes
A $100 award to the student who receives the highest course grade in the insurance law course. 200 are awarded annually to two students who have demonstrated exceptional ability in the field of taxation.
Loan Funds
A $50 award for the student who receives the highest course grade in a real estate course. An award for a student who has demonstrated exceptional ability in both business and tax law.
Placement Office and Career Information
Each year the Placement Office conducts a survey of the graduating class to determine their success in obtaining employment in the legal profession. Additional information and statistics on job opportunities in the legal profession are available on request from the Placement Office.
Health Care
The Office of Student Advocacy advertises vacancies in state and federal agencies, financial and business institutions, local and state courts, and local law firms. More information about the Office of Student Preparation and the services it provides to students is available in the Student Handbook distributed to entering students.
Housing
The School of Law is a member of the National Employment Law Association and adheres to the Association's practices. Of the responding graduates who had law-related employment, 52% were in private practice, 16% were in government work, 13% were judicial clerks, 10% were in business, and 9% were in public interest, teaching, and The army.
Academic Regulations
Of this number, 189 had law-related jobs, five had non-law-related jobs, and three were looking for employment. Approximately 88% of the Class of 1979 were employed in Indiana, 58% in Indianapolis, and approximately 12% were employed out of state.
Degree Requirements
1 These courses are not required by the School of Law, but are often taken to satisfy the requirements of Indiana Supreme Court Rule 13. 2 This course is not required by the School of Law, but is necessary to meet the requirements of Indiana Supreme Court Rule 13. .
General Policies
These goals apply to students entering the Law School in the fall of 1979 and thereafter. This goal applies to students entering the Law School in the fall of 1979 and thereafter.
Rules of Exclusion
A student who fails to complete work in a non-examination course in the semester or session for which he is enrolled must submit a written explanation to the instructor within five days after the end of classes explaining the reason. state why the work was not completed. The clerk will automatically change the I to an F at the end of the relevant period.
Student Conduct and Discipline
A student who does not pass the final exam in any exam subject of the semester or session enrolled must give the dean a written explanation, stating the reason why he did not take the exam, within five days after passing the exam. If the written explanation as to why the work was not completed or the examination was not passed, or the written explanation is not satisfactory, it shall be assigned a grade of F.
Building Regulations
Professors Crockett, White, Wilkins Military Law (2 er.) DN830 This course is primarily a survey of the U.C.M.J. Seminar in selected problems in administrative law (2 er.) DN888 In-depth examination of a particular administrative authority.
Special Courses
Before joining the faculty in 1968, Professor Harvey was on the faculty of the Washburn University School of Law. Bruce Townsend is a senior faculty member of the School of Law, having joined the faculty in 1946.
American Bar Association Visiting Professor
Woodward joined the Law School faculty in 1980 after five years in the trial department of the Philadelphia firm of Deckert, Price & Rhoads. He also served as a student law clerk to the Honorable James Hunter, III, of the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit while attending Rutgers-Camden Law School.
Legal Writing Instructors
Noland, United States District Judge for the Southern District of Indiana, and for the Honorable Webster L.
Law Library Staff
Indiana University was founded in Bloomington in 1820 and is one of the oldest and largest state-supported universities. The residential campus in Bloomington and the urban center in Indianapolis form the core of the university system.
The Indianapolis Campus
Student rights and responsibilities are contained in the Student Handbook and provide for hearings in the event of disciplinary action. Information about a specific school or department can be found in the front section of that school's bulletin.
Fees
In accordance with federal laws and regulations, student records are confidential and accessible only to persons other than the student under specified conditions. Students are responsible for understanding all graduation requirements and for completing them by the time they expect to graduate.
Schedule of Fees, 1980-81
Fee Refund Procedure
Fee Refund Schedule
It is the responsibility of the veteran or dependent veteran to register for benefits each semester or summer session of enrollment. Every year, many Indiana University students move from one university campus to another to continue their studies for a degree.
Rules Determining Resident and Nonresident Student Status for Indiana University Fee Purposes
Such a student will be allowed to present his or her evidence only after the expiry of twelve (12) months from the Residence Eligible Date, i.e. the date on which the student began the twelve (12) month period for residence . The state that issues the student's driver's license. f) Where the student is registered to vote. g) The marriage of the student to a resident of Indiana.
Current Enrollment
Second Year Full-Time Students
Craig, Elizabeth Jane (B.S., Ball State University), Indiana. B.A., Indiana University; M.A., Ball State University), Indiana Danberry, Cheryl Ann (B.A., DePauw University), Indiana. Williams, David Guy (B.A., Indiana University), Indiana Williams, Michael Eugene (B.S., Ball State University), Indiana Wilson, Ardeth L.
Second Year Part-Time Students
Grau, Thomas Jay (B.S., Ball State University; M.B.A., Indiana University), Indiana Gurwitz, Barbara Leventhal (B.A., Indiana University), Indiana. McColley, John Craig (B.A., Indiana University; M.A., Ball State University), Indiana McCrosson, Dennis Francis (B.A.; M.A., Villanova University), Indiana.
Third Year Full-Time Students
Williams, StephenEdward (B.S., Indiana University; M.B.A., Ohio State University), Indiana Wingerter, Robert Bernard (B.S., Indiana University Central), Indiana. Stimson, Judith Ann (B.S., St. Mary of the Woods College; M.S., Indiana University), Indiana Sullivan, Mark Xavier (B.A., University of Notre Dame), Indiana.
Third Year Part-Time Students
Maynard, Mark De Wayne (B.A., Indiana Universiteit), Indiana McCaffrey, Stephen Curtis (B.A., Purdue Universiteit), Indiana McCrum, John Mark (B.A., Butler Universiteit), Indiana. Williams, Stephen Allen (B.S., Indiana Universiteit; M.B.A., Die Ohio State University), Indiana Wolfson, Randolph Douglas (B.A., Purdue Universiteit), Indiana.
Fourth Year Part-Time Students
Vaughn, Danny Lee (BA, Unibersidad ti Indiana), Indiana Vrana, Timothy James (BA, Unibersidad ti Duke), Indiana Weyer, Kit Keller (BA, Unibersidad ti Valparaiso), Indiana.
