"Remedial law" refers to a class that prepares lawyers to argue in the public interest before the Supreme Court.

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Remedial law refers to the set of rules that governs the procedure by which courts apply substantive law to cases and controversies, including rules of civil procedure, criminal procedure, evidence, jurisdiction, and appeals, rather than preparing lawyers for arguing specific types of cases before any court.

"Remedial Law" Refers to a Class That Prepares Lawyers to Argue