Overview of the American Legal System and the Life of a Case (2019)
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- UVA Law professor and Virginia Solicitor General Toby Heytens ’00 gives an overview of the American legal system and explores the life of a typical legal case during orientation for the Class of 2022. (University of Virginia School of Law, Aug. 16, 2019)
wish we were able to see the powerpoint smh
Serendipity.Excellent explanation of Life Cycle of A Case in The American Legal System. Short and in sharp focus, Dispute Resolution Under Law. Plaintiff Vs. Defendant. "All Litigants Are Created Equal Under The Laws", of A given State. I am a Common Law jurisdiction Attorney and had a Worm View of Litigant's Rights. Thanks, professor Toby Heytens for sharing Bird's eye view of a client's case from inception to Disposition. Why Go to Trial, Sue and then settle at the Court Steps.
Taking my LSAT soon, and wanted to see some actual school material so I can get a glimpse of what’s in store. Would’ve appreciated the PowerPoint but nonetheless, I’m glad this was published for us to watch
Absolutely one of the best Law School UA-cam channels out there. They post quality law school content.
This was simply wonderful. Thank you for uploading this gem!
So much good information. Will have to watch several times. Thanks!
Beautiful lecture...great orator as well. Thank you professor/counsel/wonderful human being...🙂
such an incredible overview. i learned so much
Thanks for the free info! Truly appreciate it.
Great lecture! I enjoyed it very much.
Great explanation with heavily exeperience on law and the state of America
Oh. God. i like this teacher so much!!!
Really insightful video!
Please zoom out to include the visual portion of the presentation (presumably, the slideshow).
Many thanks, Professor!
Great video. Thank you 🤗
Awesome instructor!!
Excellent job!!!!
Hope to study JD in UVA very soon!!!
Would have loved to have seen the PowerPoint but great video overall.
Nailed it! Thank you
You explained Claim preclusion and Issue preclusion in a way I can really remember. I see the Courts need all of the facts and law in both the Civil Complaint and in Criminal Indictments. Makes sense; "why didn't I hear about this before" and "I've already decided it."
I pray that I get to take a class by him.
Thank you
So glad the Honorable Heytens, USCAJ, made the brave decision to come out as gay BEFORE his confirmation hearing. Thank you sir!
I have been practising law for more than 10 years in my home country and watched this presentation due to curiosity. Court system in the USA makes no sense whatsoever...
Good lecture
Great!! Thanks. Nailed the presentation
This man reminds me of the entertainment lawyer from Gossip Girl.
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It would have been better if the camera would focus on the slides than on him, even though he was an important speaker. Thanks for the lecture.
Wouldn't it be nice if the courts spoke in this simple common language?
Good overview.?
Don't forget 'Family Court'. Doesn't have due process. So called 'Administrative Court'.
Judges essentially supersede ALL law, with no accountability for harming people.
Isn’t the legal system simply a piece of paper and that has to do with legal rights? If it’s not about morals and ethics then how can it be based on truth? This seems irrational. A piece of paper can’t use logic and identify things in objective reality.
Texas stands mostly on The Constitution.
So everybody still has to start off by saying the word "So." Just like Alicia Silverstone in Clueless. In 1995? Why? Please stop now.
Jesus just has merely two hands, however he could deal with omnipresent hidden frauds and betrayals in his holistic panoramic views! Lord of Universal Hierarchy might help.