It examines such matters as bail, prosecutorial discretion, discovery, plea-bargains, speedy trial, jury trial, right to counsel at trial, double jeopardy, and appeal. Develops working information of courtroom expertise, advocacy, and proof presentation. Introduces the legal theories that underlie the no-fault compensation system, its historical evolution, coverage conundrums, and moral quandaries. Teaches the appliance of the procedural rules most frequently utilized in administrative setting. Studies the Workers’ Compensation Act, the Workers’ Compensation Rules of Procedure, and the Office of Administrative Courts Rules of Procedure.
