The Fundamentals and Procedure of Trial Advocacy Competitions

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A trial problem was provided to the students participating in the workshop. The students were allowed to bring their laptops and hardcopy of the provided case for their reference. Later the participants were segregated into two groups with a maximum of 29  members. The participation cost for an individual was completely free of any charges. There was no eligibility for participation as such, it was open for all students of the School of Law, Lavasa campus. Registration for the Workshop was started on the 16th of November 2022. The case study was released to the participants on 23rdth of November 2022. The participants had been given almost one week of time to go through the hypothetical case, and after that, they were asked to attend the workshop divided into various sessions. And the convenor for the same was Prateek Kanavi of  7BBA, LLB And the Faculty Coordinator for the same was Ms. Mehak Vohra. The workshop started with the first session giving the details of the case and helping students curate their ideas on the facts of the case.  Following this, the second session commenced with the guest instigating the participants to develop their stories on the case for the process of helping them frame a case and this was done by dividing them into groups of five each.  And the last session was made more interesting as the Guest asked the participants to go further with a simulation of the chief and cross-examination of a procedure of the Trial Advocacy Competition. And the session was concluded with a question-answer session extending up to 20 minutes. 

Workshops are a way where students come together and experience valued learning,  thereby realizing their talents and strengths. School of law took the initiative and organized a Workshop on The Fundamentals and Procedures of Trial Advocacy for law students from 1st to 3rd years. Prateek Kanavi  (student convener of the Workshop)  and Ms. Mehak Vohra executed the workshop in a very diligent way. We could see more 1st years participating in this competition. The students were given a case study, and they had to understand and formulate a story on the case. This case was discussed and briefed about in the sessions of the Workshop at various levels involving several activities. The enthusiasm among the students was at its peak all over the three sessions. Around 60  students participated, and a few  on-spot registrations were also encouraged. The session began at around 10 am in the morning and closed at around 6:30 pm in the evening with the active participation of the students and vigorous process of brainstorming. The students of all years had given a remarkable performance.




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