US Embassy Initiative: Law students learn court practice

Through these seminars, the experts provided students with an opportunity to learn important skills


APP October 27, 2018
PHOTO: INP

ISLAMABAD: Hundreds of law students from multiple universities in Islamabad Friday attended two seminars, where they received lessons on oral advocacy, legal writing, international law, and moot court practice from Pakistani experts. Held with the assistance of the US Department of Justice, around 100 law students attended the seminars at the US Mission Pakistan’s Lincoln Corner of International Islamic University, a US Embassy statement said. Through these seminars, the experts provided students with an opportunity to learn important skills for advancing in their legal careers and as future advocates in court. The seminars further provided information and guidance to students interested in participating in the world’s largest international moot court competition, namely, the Phillip C Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition. The Jessup-Pakistan National Rounds, which are being sponsored by the US Embassy, will be held in February 2019 in Islamabad. The two winning teams from the national rounds will represent Pakistan at the international rounds in Washington DC in April 2019.  

Published in The Express Tribune, October 27th, 2018.

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