Jobs at the intersection of law and domestic public policy frequently place a premium on skills such as legislative and regulatory drafting, legislative and regulatory negotiation and statutory interpretation. An LL.M. in Legislation is designed to equip lawyers with these precise skills.<br><br>Graduates will have a comparative advantage, especially in Washington, DC. And a one-year, 24-credit LL.M. in Legislation will cost less, take less time to complete, and provide more relevant preparation than a comparable public policy graduate degree.