Each of these signatures is from an aspiring legal advocate who sees the value in being offered a Capital Punishment course at the University of Tulsa College of Law.
The focus on this course remains critical as the study of capital punishment provides essential insight into the complexities of our legal system. I am currently coordinating with faculty members to ensure the administration understands the depth of student interest in this curriculum.
May 18, 2015
The steady growth of this petition indicates that current law students recognize the academic necessity of studying capital punishment. This momentum demonstrates a profound commitment to rigorous legal education.
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Matthew Porter
11 years ago
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Given the State of Oklahoma's apparent fixation on executing people, this would be a very important course to be able to take, especially for those who are looking to practice criminal law.
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Sarah Whitaker
11 years ago
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Living here means we see exactly how frequent these cases are. We need actual training for this.
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Rachel Espinoza
11 years ago
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If were gonna be lawyers in this state we need to know how these trials actually work. Its not just academic stuff its reality.
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Jessica Okonkwo
11 years ago
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This is legit why I chose to come here. Please bring it back.
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David Hassan
11 years ago
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needed.
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Mike McBride
11 years ago
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pretty wild that we are studying law in ok but dont cover death penalty cases???
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Amy Brown
11 years ago
I would be interested in taking this course if offered.
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Ray Penny
11 years ago
How is a major law school not teaching this course?
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Each of these signatures is from an aspiring legal advocate who sees the value in being offered a Capital Punishment course at the University of Tulsa College of Law.
The focus on this course remains critical as the study of capital punishment provides essential insight into the complexities of our legal system. I am currently coordinating with faculty members to ensure the administration understands the depth of student interest in this curriculum.
May 18, 2015
The steady growth of this petition indicates that current law students recognize the academic necessity of studying capital punishment. This momentum demonstrates a profound commitment to rigorous legal education.
8 Comments
M
Matthew Porter
11 years ago
Featured
Given the State of Oklahoma's apparent fixation on executing people, this would be a very important course to be able to take, especially for those who are looking to practice criminal law.
S
Sarah Whitaker
11 years ago
Featured
Living here means we see exactly how frequent these cases are. We need actual training for this.
R
Rachel Espinoza
11 years ago
Featured
If were gonna be lawyers in this state we need to know how these trials actually work. Its not just academic stuff its reality.
J
Jessica Okonkwo
11 years ago
Featured
This is legit why I chose to come here. Please bring it back.
D
David Hassan
11 years ago
Featured
needed.
M
Mike McBride
11 years ago
Featured
pretty wild that we are studying law in ok but dont cover death penalty cases???
A
Amy Brown
11 years ago
I would be interested in taking this course if offered.
R
Ray Penny
11 years ago
How is a major law school not teaching this course?
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Given the State of Oklahoma's apparent fixation on executing people, this would be a very important course to be able to take, especially for those who are looking to practice criminal law.