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Demonstrate proficiency in legal research and application of procedural and substantive authorities, including areas of law in which the student may not be familiar.
Demonstrate writing skills that are consistent with generally accepted standards within the legal profession, including the ability to communicate legal analysis and application through organized and well-written correspondence, memoranda and pleadings.
Demonstrate the ability to develop discovery plans, prepare cases for trial and capably assist in all courtroom proceedings.
Use technology commonly found in the legal environment, including the electronic courtroom. This technology includes Microsoft Office products, electronic databases and other appropriate legal software.
Communicate effectively with colleagues and clients utilizing good listening skills and through appropriate interactions in small group work.
Demonstrate professionalism through leadership, cultural awareness, appropriate attire and conduct, and attention to detail.
Demonstrate the ability to work independently, comply with preset deadlines and utilize well defined problem-solving skills as required by an assignment and/or situation.
Demonstrate a thorough understanding and application of ethical issues in and out of the legal employment setting.
Explain the need for civic responsibility in diverse and multifaceted environments and the role that legal professionals play in providing access to justice to those who currently or historically have been denied access.
Bachelor’s degree from four-year college or university or enrolled in a bachelor’s degree program- BA must be completed prior to completion of certificate.
AAS degree programs emphasize preparation in specific job skills required for entry-level employment.
Highline’s Paralegal and Paralegal Plus certificate programs are designed for students with strong verbal and written skills, individual initiative and discipline, and high ethical standards.
All Paralegal students are required to complete a course satisfying the Diversity & Globalism requirement.
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