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Legal Education,
Law Practice

Mar. 24, 2020

Explaining Civ Pro

I love teaching Civil Procedure. I loved studying the subject. I realize that is unusual. Even among people who enjoyed law school, only a few would admit they were fond of the course in “Civ Pro.” I would like to share my interest, because the class can be framed as an experiment in achieving justice.

Frank H. Wu

President Designate
Queens College

Frank is William L. Prosser Distinguished professor at UC Hastings College of the Law.

I love teaching Civil Procedure. I loved studying the subject. I realize that is unusual. Even among people who enjoyed law school, only a few would admit they were fond of the course in "Civ Pro." I would like to share my interest, because the class can be framed as an experiment in achieving justice.

The reason for the dislike of Civ Pro is that thinking about procedure, rather than substance, is not normal for most folks. Confront...

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