A moot court simulation provides students insight into legal proceedings and courtroom conduct. Participants must follow strict norms for attire, behavior, and addressing the judge. Oralists and researchers must be respectful and avoid interruptions. Researchers assist oralists by swiftly passing relevant notes and materials, without interrupting counsel. All participants must stand and bow when the judge enters or leaves to demonstrate proper courtroom manners and respect for judicial proceedings.
The document discusses the process of execution of civil litigation judgments. It defines execution as the process by which a decree holder compels the judgment debtor to comply with the court's decree. There are several methods of execution mentioned, including delivery of property, attachment and sale of property, arrest and detention of the judgment debtor, appointing a receiver, and effecting property partitions. The Code of Civil Procedure lays out the detailed principles and procedures governing execution of decrees and orders in Sections 36-74 and Order 21.
This document discusses professional ethics for lawyers in India. It covers the origin and development of the legal profession in India from ancient times through British rule to the present. Key highlights include:
1) The Advocates Act of 1961 established the Bar Council of India and State Bar Councils to regulate the legal profession and enroll advocates.
2) To enroll as an advocate one must be an Indian citizen over 21, have a recognized law degree, and pay the enrollment fee. Convictions for moral turpitude or untouchability offenses can disqualify enrollment.
3) The Bar Councils frame rules on professional ethics, take disciplinary action for misconduct, and protect advocates' rights. Senior Advocate status
This document discusses the various ways in which liability from a tort can be discharged. It outlines seven main modes of discharging tort liability: 1) death of parties, 2) waiver, 3) accord and satisfaction, 4) release, 5) acquiescence, 6) judgment recovered, and 7) statutes of limitation. For each mode, it provides a brief explanation of how that mode results in the discharge of liability, such as through an agreement between parties, the passage of time without legal action being taken, or a judgment already being issued in a previous case.
This document discusses parties to a suit under the Code of Civil Procedure 1908 in India. It defines plaintiff and defendant, and discusses rules around joinder, nonjoinder, and misjoinder of parties. It explains that a plaintiff is the person filing a suit to enforce a legal right, while a defendant is the person being sued. Multiple plaintiffs and defendants can be joined in one suit if there is a common issue. One person may also represent a group in a representative suit under certain conditions, such as numerous parties sharing a common interest.
A civil advocate in Indoremust charge a fee consistent with his standing at the bar and the nature of the case. The Constitution of India makes provision for the high courts to settle the table of fees payable to advocates practicing before them. An advocate must not stipulate a fee contingent on the results of litigation or agree to share the proceeds of litigation. This is because giving the lawyer an interest in the subject matter of the suit is against professional ethics and violative of public policy.
Code of civil procedure 1908 jurisdiction of civil courtsDr. Vikas Khakare
This document discusses the jurisdiction of civil courts in India according to the Code of Civil Procedure 1908. It defines jurisdiction as the power of a court to hear and determine cases. There are different categories of jurisdiction including civil and criminal, original and appellate, jurisdiction over subject matter, local or territorial, and pecuniary jurisdiction. Civil courts have jurisdiction over civil disputes but not criminal matters. Lower courts have original jurisdiction while higher courts have appellate jurisdiction. Jurisdiction is determined by the legislature and a court cannot hear cases that are expressly or impliedly barred from its jurisdiction.
The document outlines the 8 steps of a trial before a Court of Sessions in India:
1. The Public Prosecutor opens the prosecution case by describing the accusations against the accused and the evidence to prove guilt.
2. The Court examines the record and documents to determine if the accused should be discharged or charged. If charged, a charge is framed.
3. The charge is read and explained to the accused, who then pleads guilty or claims trial.
4. After prosecution evidence, the Court examines the accused and hears arguments on acquittal.
5. If not acquitted, the accused presents a defense and evidence.
6. The prosecution sums up its case and
This document outlines the key aspects of organizing and participating in a moot court competition. It covers:
1. The importance of moot court for developing lawyering skills like issue identification, legal research, and persuasive oral advocacy.
2. Tools for excellence in moot court, including treating it as representing a client rather than "winning," having a positive mindset, and developing public speaking abilities.
3. The typical practice and procedure of moot court, from receiving the problem to investigating facts, researching law, and preparing oral submissions.
4. Guidance on how to effectively analyze and understand the legal problem presented.
5. Tips for an effective oral submission, including practicing extensively and understanding court
The document discusses various articles related to burden of proof in legal cases. It outlines that the party who alleges or asserts a claim has the burden of proving that claim with evidence. It also discusses exceptions where the burden may lie with the other party in certain cases, such as when pleading an alibi or proving facts that are within special knowledge. The document provides examples and explanations for different articles governing burden of proof for particular facts, exceptions, ownership, legitimacy, and presumptions around relationships and death.
The document provides an overview of the key stages of a civil suit under the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 in India. It discusses the following main stages:
1) Institution of a suit through filing of a plaint.
2) Issuance and service of summons to the defendant.
3) Filing of a written statement by the defendant.
4) Framing of issues by the court based on the plaint and written statement.
5) Trial through examination of witnesses and presentation of evidence by both parties.
6) Arguments from both sides.
7) Pronouncement of judgment by the court.
8) Drawing up of a decree based
Code of civil procedure 1908 miscellaneous, interest,cost, exemption from app...Dr. Vikas Khakare
This contains miscellaneous provision like interest in suit, cost of suit, persons exempted for appearing in the court, caveat and inherent powers of court.
This presentation was part of a workshop carried out in Department of Law & Justice in Jahangirnagar University where law students were briefed on the basics of moot court related activities.
This document discusses alternative dispute resolution (ADR). It defines ADR as resolving disputes without a trial through processes like arbitration, mediation, and neutral evaluation. The document outlines the philosophies and goals of ADR, including encouraging settlement, adopting a win-win approach, integrating parties' interests, and complying with social norms. It also discusses the success of ADR in Bangladesh, noting statistics that show high rates of cases being resolved through mediation and ADR mechanisms in family courts and other laws.
Pleading refers to the formal written statements filed by parties in a civil lawsuit that outline their positions. The document discusses the history and purpose of pleading in India, which originated from British common law but was also influenced by ancient Hindu and Muslim systems. It describes the key functions and objectives of pleading as bringing parties to a definite issue, preventing surprise, avoiding unnecessary expense, saving public time, eradicating irrelevancy, and assisting the court by precisely defining the matters in dispute. Pleading aims to narrow the scope of a trial and clarify the points of agreement and disagreement between parties.
While Freedom of Speech and Expression is a fundamental right in India, of equal concern is a need to protect the authority and sanctity of Judiciary and the Parliament so as to afford them requisite space to perform their assigned roles. Hence the relevance of this topic.
Alternative dispute resolution: Interim MeasuresRittika Dattana
This document provides an overview of interim measures in arbitration proceedings under the Indian Arbitration and Conciliation Act of 1996. It defines interim measures as temporary relief granted pending the final resolution of a dispute. Section 9 of the Act allows parties to approach courts to seek interim measures to preserve assets or evidence. The document discusses the types of interim measures available, including injunctive relief, attachment orders, and appointing receivers. It analyzes the scope of interim measures under Section 9 and their purpose of safeguarding parties from harm due to delays in the arbitration process.
Legal interviews require building trust and rapport with clients. Lawyers must prepare thoroughly, ask the right questions, and listen actively to obtain all necessary facts and documents from clients. Different types of questions elicit different responses, so lawyers should vary their questioning approach while maintaining a friendly demeanor to help clients feel comfortable sharing personal legal issues.
Case Study & Moot Written Statement On Behalf On Union Of India With Rega...ann7685
The document is a written submission in reply to a writ petition filed in the Supreme Court of India regarding mercy killing or euthanasia.
The key points made in the reply are: 1) Mercy killing amounts to an unnatural termination of life and is inconsistent with the right to life. 2) Article 21 protects the right to a dignified, natural death, not an unnatural one. 3) The term "terminally ill" is ambiguous and the individuals in question have mental capacity and are not dependent on life support. 4) Lack of financial means alone cannot justify mercy killing. 5) Guidelines and legislation are needed if euthanasia is to be allowed in extreme cases.
The document summarizes a moot court competition problem regarding two writ petitions filed in the Supreme Court of India. The first petition challenges provisions of the Bombay Prevention of Begging Act that criminalize poverty and led to the arrest of a widow and her children. The second petition seeks a declaration that the Prohibition of Employment as Manual Scavengers Act applies uniformly across India to rehabilitate and support manual scavengers like the widow. Both petitions will be argued at a final hearing where all questions of law and maintainability will be considered.
State of Maharashtra Vs. Manesh madhusudan kotiyan Anubhuti Shreya
This memorial addresses three issues in a special leave petition filed before the Supreme Court of India regarding a criminal case. The first issue is whether the special leave petition is maintainable, arguing that there was no grave injustice or ignorance of substantial questions of law by the High Court. The second issue is whether consent was given voluntarily, arguing that consent was given freely without force or misconception. The third issue is whether the respondent is punishable for rape, arguing that the essential elements of rape were not met. The memorial provides arguments for each issue and submits that the petition should be dismissed.
State of Maharashtra Vs Manesh Madhusudan KotiyanAnubhuti Shreya
This special leave petition challenges the High Court's decision to acquit the respondent of rape charges. The petitioner argues that the special leave petition is maintainable before the Supreme Court under Article 136 of the Constitution. Article 136 grants the Supreme Court the power to grant special leave and hear appeals from any court or tribunal in India. Courts have interpreted this as providing the Supreme Court with broad supervisory jurisdiction over lower courts. The petitioner argues this special leave petition falls within the Supreme Court's jurisdiction to correct errors and prevent injustice.
This document provides information about an upcoming mooting society workshop at Dundee University. It discusses what mooting is, which is a mock appellate court case where students argue points of law rather than facts. The document encourages students to participate, noting benefits like improving legal knowledge, public speaking skills, and opportunities for external competitions. It provides details on Dundee University's mooting society, including membership costs and committee positions. Information is also given on what students need to prepare, such as submissions and bundles, as well as guidelines on dress, etiquette, and the competition schedule.
This document is a memorial submitted on behalf of the respondent in a public interest litigation case being heard by the Supreme Court of Indus. It addresses three key issues: 1) whether the petition is maintainable, 2) whether the impugned Act violates the constitution, and 3) whether the impugned legislation violates international human rights instruments. The memorial argues that the petition is not maintainable as there is no violation of fundamental rights, and the judiciary should not interfere in policy matters of the legislature. It further argues that the Act is in compliance with the constitution and intent of the legislature. It concludes by requesting that the petition be dismissed.
Amity Law School, Noida emerged as the winner of the 1st Delhi-NCR Moot Court Competition organized by Chanderprabhu Jain College of Higher Studies & School of Law, where 12 teams from eminent law colleges participated. Vivekananda Institute of Professional Studies, Delhi was the first runner up. The final round was honored by the presence of Prof. (Dr.) Vimal Joshi as the chief guest and Dr. Khaleel Ahmed as the guest of honor.
This document provides information about participating in a moot court session. It discusses:
- Forming working groups to analyze a fictional case involving football players and teams from made-up countries.
- Preparing a timeline of important events, identifying relevant and irrelevant facts, and finding applicable law.
- Developing written arguments for both sides of the case over two months.
- The schedule for the moot court, with applicants' reasoning on Monday, respondents' on Tuesday, and oral arguments on Wednesday based on the written submissions.
- Procedures for preliminary rulings by the European Court of Justice are also outlined.
comm Moot Court Argument Thursday Feb 11Bernard Moore
The Williams College political science department will host a moot court argument presided over by four federal circuit court judges. Students will argue the hypothetical case of whether sentencing juvenile offenders to life without parole for non-homicide crimes constitutes cruel and unusual punishment. This issue is currently awaiting a decision by the Supreme Court. The moot court will allow students to gain experience arguing a real issue before eminent judges and examine an important legal matter regarding juvenile sentencing.
The Asian-Pacific Regional Round of the ELSA Moot Court Competition was held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia from February 28th to March 3rd, 2014. 26 teams from various universities in Asia and Australia participated in the preliminary rounds. Teams were scored based on their written submissions (30%) and oral pleadings (70%). The top teams based on their total scores advanced to the later rounds.
2nd Dr. Paras Diwan Memorial Energy Law National Moot Court Competition 2012UPES Dehradun
2nd DR. PARAS DIWAN MEMORIAL “ENERGY LAW” NATIONAL MOOT COURT COMPETITION, 2012 is scheduled to be organized at University of Petroleum & Energy Studies, Dehradun on 6th, 7th & 8th April 2012 before the Hon’ble Supreme Court of Indoi.
This case involved a public interest litigation filed by M.C Mehta regarding pollution caused by a chemical factory. The factory was releasing toxic gases without proper safeguards, endangering public health. The Supreme Court found that the factory was violating various environmental laws and regulations. It ordered the factory to pay compensation to those affected by the pollution and to properly handle hazardous waste in accordance with the law to prevent future violations. The case strengthened environmental protection by establishing the polluter pays principle and setting precedents to curb industrial pollution for the benefit of public health.
This document summarizes a student's visit report to two police stations in Delhi - Mangolpuri Police Station and K.N. Katju Marg Police Station. The key points observed by the student during the visit are:
1) The organizational structure and hierarchy of the Delhi Police.
2) The various sections inside the police station like reception, duty officer, investigation room, record room, police property room, computer room, wireless room and police lock-up.
3) Differences in the types of crimes reported at the two police stations based on the demographics of the areas.
4) Suggestions to improve community policing, police infrastructure, training, and reforms.
This document summarizes a student's report on their three-day visit to the Rohini District Court in Delhi. It provides details on the structure and functioning of the court, including descriptions of the different types of courts, courtroom layout, roles of courtroom staff, and the hierarchy of prosecution. It also includes two case studies observed by the student and their personal observations from the visit. The primary purpose was for the criminology student to better understand the criminal justice system by observing the trial process first-hand.
La primera semana de desarrollo humano comienza con la fecundación y termina con la implantación del embrión en el útero. Durante este período, el óvulo fecundado se divide repetidamente para formar una mórula y luego un blastocisto que se implanta en la pared uterina. La segunda semana ve la formación del disco embrionario bilaminar que luego se convierte en el disco trilaminar con la aparición de las tres capas germinales.
The document discusses amputation, including definitions, history, indications, types, postoperative care, complications, and special procedures. It notes that amputation involves surgical removal of part or all of a limb through bone or joints. The main indications are trauma, peripheral vascular disease, infection, tumors, and congenital anomalies. Postoperative goals are prompt healing, edema control, pain management, and early rehabilitation and prosthesis training. Complications can include wound issues, infection, phantom pain, and psychological impacts.
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This letter provides a strong recommendation for S V Ashok Kumar for his technical skills and problem-solving abilities. As a web master, he built a new website with minimal training and brought it live on schedule. He maintains 12 departmental websites and tackles challenges with a positive attitude to expand his skills. While the letter cannot speak to his academics directly, it indicates he has earned a good GPA, demonstrating purpose and direction. The recommender expresses Ashok would be a valuable asset and his performance would exceed expectations due to his independent work ethic, technical expertise, and drive to improve.
Law School in Ahmedabad- Moot Court activities by the students of Unitedworl...Poushali Mukherjee
While imparting education in maiden session of Unitedworld School of Law, a moot court has been arranged on August, 14, 2014 on the subject of Consumer dispute. Since in the syllabus of first semester Consumer Protection Act, 1986 is one of the subjects to be taught, moot court has been arranged on a problem related to Consumer dispute. The students have very actively participated in the moot court. www.unitedworld.edu.in
The document discusses several topics related to employment law in the United States, including:
1) Historic "employment at will" rule that allowed employers to fire employees for any reason unless protected by statute. Modern statutes now protect employees in areas of employment security, health and safety, financial protection, and discrimination.
2) Key legislation includes the Federal Trade Commission Act, Consumer Protection Laws, Sherman Act, Clayton Act, Robinson-Patman Act, OSHA, FMLA, Social Security, Unemployment Compensation, ERISA, FLSA, and NLRA which enabled collective bargaining.
3) Exceptions to employment at will include public policy, implied covenant of good faith, and breaches of
Kaylee Butler summarizes her learning. She provides personal details like her name, interests, feelings, and goals. She created several digital art and media projects using tools like Pixlr, Comic Strip it Lite, Garage Band, Microsoft Movie Maker, and iMovie. The projects were based on state standards, videos watched in class, and incorporating specific colors or elements from reference materials.
The document provides guidelines for proper etiquette and procedures to follow when presenting a legal case in a mock court or moot court competition. It discusses appropriate attire which includes a black suit, white shirt and black shoes. It outlines how to properly enter and address the court, including bowing before the judge and seeking permission to begin. The document provides direction on citing legal precedents, dealing with judicial questions, calling additional counsel and making a final prayer or submission. It emphasizes speaking clearly and confidently while maintaining eye contact with judges and being flexible to respond to their inquiries.
- Doctors called to testify in court must be well prepared with all relevant records and reports and arrive on time.
- In the witness box, doctors should speak clearly and avoid technical terms. They must remain calm, truthful, and impartial.
- Doctors should listen carefully to questions, consider all aspects before answering, and limit responses to the scope of the question without speculation.
The document provides an overview of litigation and trial practice procedures in the Philippines. It defines key terms like litigation and trial practice. It outlines the basic steps that take place in a courtroom, such as when the judge enters, the lawyer entering their appearance, addressing the court, presenting evidence through direct and cross examination of witnesses, and objecting. The document aims to familiarize students with courtroom conduct and fundamentals of evidence presentation and trial processes.
This document provides guidance on preparing a memorial for a moot court competition. It outlines the typical sections included in a memorial such as the cover page, table of contents, statement of facts, issues, arguments etc. It discusses the contents and formatting requirements of each section. The document also highlights important points to remember when drafting a memorial like reading the moot proposition carefully, using proper font style and size, page numbering etc. Finally, it discusses some advantages of participating in moots like networking opportunities, confidence building and importance of teamwork.
The document is the final jury instructions from a criminal trial of Michelle Liard and Rafal Lasota. It provides guidance to the jury on their duties, how to evaluate the evidence, and the legal principles they must follow in reaching a verdict. The judge instructs the jury that they must decide the facts based solely on the evidence presented in court, disregarding any outside information. They are also told to make their decision without bias and to accept the law as explained to them by the judge.
Follow the tips to get success in the courtroom.Trent Zimmerman
Trent Zimmerman is the well established and well recognized Solicitor and barrister in Canada. Trent Zimmerman is sharing tips to all the young lawyers as well as aspirants the tips that can help them to get success in the courtroom.
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Courtroom Etiquette for Child Welfare ProfessionalsCasey Barron
Social Workers, Case Manager, Volunteers, and Child Protective Investigators are often witnesses in Dependency Judicial Actions. This presentation is a guide to practical knowledge to enter the courtroom with confidence.
The document provides an overview of the judicial process, including definitions of key terms like plaintiff, prosecution, defense, and burden of proof. It also outlines rules of evidence, courtroom decorum, stipulations, how to call and question witnesses, enter evidence, and make opening statements, direct examinations, cross examinations, and closing arguments. The document gives guidance on properly qualifying expert witnesses, impeaching witnesses, and responding to potential objections.
Here is how I would respond as a judge in this scenario:
While emotions may be running high in this difficult domestic situation, as a judge I must remain impartial and objective. My role is to ensure a fair trial based solely on the facts and evidence presented before me.
Charlie, I understand you and Tracey have a long history together and care deeply for your daughter. However, violence cannot be condoned or justified. Tracey, I know you must be frightened and upset by these events. You both want what is best for Amy.
Rather than accusations, what is needed now is open and honest communication. Once tempers have cooled, I strongly encourage you both to discuss how to move forward in a peaceful manner
The document provides guidance on the art of debating, including the basic elements, procedures, roles, and techniques involved. It discusses setting up a debate with a motion, government and opposition sides, time constraints, and a jury. It offers tips on phrasing the motion, determining the scope of controversy, presenting arguments, refuting opposing arguments, evaluating a debate, and preparing for a debate through brainstorming and role assignment.
The document summarizes key points from a presentation titled "The Most Fun You Can Have While Practicing Law: Oral Arguments". It discusses:
1) Oral arguments are becoming less common, though some see declining to request one as a sign of weakness.
2) The standards and processes for requesting oral arguments in Arkansas and federal courts. Oral arguments are more readily granted in federal courts.
3) Best practices for effective oral arguments including thoroughly preparing, answering questions directly, maintaining credibility, and clearly stating what outcome you want the court to reach.
4) The importance of determining what question(s) the court may have that led them to grant oral argument in
This document discusses courtroom decorum and etiquette. It defines decorum as proper and suitable behavior, especially in a courtroom setting. Some basic courtroom etiquette rules include being on time, dressing appropriately, being polite to all parties, and not using electronic devices. Key figures in the courtroom are identified as the judge, lawyers, staff, litigants, witnesses, and government pleaders. The document outlines expected behaviors for those in the courtroom gallery as well, such as remaining quiet and turning off phones. Overall, decorum aims to maintain respect, impartiality, and order in the courtroom.
How to testify EffectivelyChapter 15By Tiffany HoustonMay.docxwellesleyterresa
How to testify Effectively
Chapter 15
By: Tiffany Houston
May 7, 2016
Objectives
Name the different methods used to notify a law enforcement professional to appear in court
Describe the appropriate clothing for law enforcement professionals to wear in court
Identify those people to whom the law enforcement professional should not speak to during recesses
Explain what a law enforcement professional should do while testifying with respect to objections
State what a law enforcement professional should do when he or she does not remember the answer to a question asked
Explain what a law enforcement professional should do when asked an argumentative question on cross-examination that the defense attorney insists should be answered yes or no.
The law enforcement professional Role
Law Enforcement plays a important role in the prosecution process:
Interview witnesses,
preserve the crime scene,
collect physical evidence,
Due to the level of interaction Law Enforcement plays, they also will be requested to appear in court to testify. Like any witness, they also maybe reluctant in the testimonial process.
The key to testifying is simple: Testify truthfully.
Notification to appear
Notification to appear:
Supoena- A court order demanding the presence of the person in court as a witness
On-call- A direction in a subpoena that states the law enforcement official is not needed to appear personally in court unless called by the prosecutor. This requires that the law enforcement official remains nearby and readily available for a court appearance.
Phone call- The prosecutor may merely just call the law enforcement official advising him or her that their presence in needed in court as a witness.
What to do before the trial
A. The law enforcement official must provide all information to the prosecutor, even if it is a weakness or problem with the case: Search warrant, arrest, collection and analysis of evidence, interrogation of the defendant.
The law enforcement official must refamiliarize themselves with the facts of the case, and speak with prosecution what they are expected to testify about. In return, discuss the case with the superior officer and partner to get a second eye on how to present the facts and physical evidence.
If an expert professional is testifying, they must be qualified expert, ensure they have all evidence available for court, and prepare it for proper presentation.
What to wear in Court
Wear to court what you wear to work is how most law enforcement official think. (shined shoes, clean and pressed uniform, no bulge from pencils notebooks, or anything that can distract the testimony.)
If a uniform it not worn, business attire is the Norm for court. (solid-color dress shirt, modest tie, with a matching coat jakect, business suit conservative blouse and dress slacks or skirt.)
Some who are off duty uniformed officers will wear business attire-only if they are traveling to court in their personal vehicles.
Prosecution pref ...
This document outlines ethical standards and etiquette for lawyers. It discusses independence, honesty and integrity, the lawyer-client relationship, and confidentiality as key ethical standards. It also provides guidance on appropriate courtroom attire and etiquette, such as arriving on time, standing when addressing the judge, speaking clearly, and maintaining confidentiality in discussions with clients. The overall message is that upholding high ethical standards and proper etiquette is important for lawyers to maintain honor, dignity, and the trust of their clients.
This document provides guidance for witnesses testifying in a criminal case. It outlines the criminal court procedure, including that a case begins when a prosecutor files charges against a defendant. It notes that witnesses must comply with subpoenas to appear in court or it could result in contempt charges. The document advises witnesses to prepare thoroughly by familiarizing themselves with prior statements and reports. At trial, witnesses should dress professionally, tell the truth, and answer questions directly. They should maintain a serious demeanor and avoid losing their temper. Effective witness preparation includes observing how the witness sounds, looks and acts in order to provide honest feedback.
These tips, pointers and information are intended for persons who must attend for cross-examination or examination for discovery in a civil proceeding in Ontario. There are some procedural differences between cross-examination and discovery but generally, preparation for the examination is the same.
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Born June 1, 1926, Marilyn Monroe started acting following a brief career as a model, starring in 29 films in total.
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Examine the important components that have helped Gene Bortnick become a successful and well-known producer, as well as how these aspects have influenced his business and career.
Welcome to The Nicole Sandler Show, your go-to podcast for thought-provoking conversations and engaging interviews. Join Nicole Sandler as she delves into current events, politics, and pop culture with a fresh perspective. If you're a fan of the Mark & Brian Show, you'll love the lively discussions and diverse range of guests on The Nicole Sandler Show.
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2. An IntroductionA moot court is a simulation of a real court to give students an insight on dealing with a legal problem and how to present a case in front of judge. Proceedings in a court room follow a set pattern of conduct. Right from the attire to the language and the way we speak and behave follows some norms which are covered in our presentation.
3. THE ATTIRE In order to argue upon a case in the court room, one needs to don the specified court uniform. A standard court uniform includes - Black suit with black tie, white shirt and black shoes.No ring in finger or chain in neck.No unnecessary accessories.No ID or any object which reveals identification of your college/university.
4. HOW TO ENTER A COURTBow before the judge as soon as you enter regardless his attention or presence. The appellant has to take left seating and respondent has to take right; facing the judge (unless a contrary is arranged).If judge enters the court room, stand up, when judge reaches his chair, bow before him and take your seat only when the judge is seated.When the judge indicates then the first counsel must approach the podium and bow before the judge/bench before starting the arguments.
5. Single male judge, in both the House of Lords and Court of Appeal is to be referred to as 'My Lord' or ‘Your Lordship’. A single female judge can be referred to as 'Your Ladyship’. Avoid using ‘Your Honour’. If a lady judge is present in bench along with male judge then ask for the permission to address the whole bench as ‘Your Lordship’.Introduce yourself by name and then mention the side represented by you. Don’t mention the college/university name. However, team code specifically assigned can be mentioned.Mention the contentions/ issues/ submissions to be taken up by you. If the arguments are divided, then also mention the contentions taken up by the co-counsel
6. Do’s and Don'ts When judges are consulting amongst themselves, then a counsel should never interrupt and wait for judges to instruct to proceed further with arguments.Never interrupt a Judge when he is asking or clarifying a point.Never point a finger or behave arrogantly or be hostile towards opposite party.Do not start with the rebuttal by seeking an answer from the opposite team. Instead, wait for the time reserved for rebuttal, if there is any such provision made.
7. Avoid saying ‘Thank You’; instead use ‘Highly Obliged’Seek permission of the judge/ judges to proceed further. This can be done by mentioning- 'The counsel humbly seeks the permission to proceed with....’ Don’t use the same line every time you seek permission. Use different ways to do this. Never say, 'May I carry on...’Avoid using slangs such as ‘yeah, yup, okay, all right’. Preferable salutations “May it please your Lordship….”“With the due permission of Your Lordship….”“The counsel seeks permission……” Avoid redundancy of narration of facts by counsel for Respondent.Never display your back to bench.
8. Calling the Co-counselWhen the first counsel is finished with his argument then he should as to permit him to call his co-counsel to further carry the arguments. The phrase which is advice to call upon counsel is “The counsel humbly seeks permission to call upon the co-counsel who will be dealing/continuing with…..”When permission granted then bow before the bench and take your seat. Do so without showing your back.
9. Tips for the researcherAll the above tips are applicable mainly to Oralists but researchers should also observe some of court manners. Court manners are no exception to researchers, they also play significant role in presentation. Oralists require information for them as well as passing information to judges. The information should be passed swiftly and this transit should be rapid and cautiously done.
10. Passing of information can be bifurcated into two To judgesIf you are sure to pass/quote the information such as annexure, books, journal, bare acts; then supply it to the court masters beforehand.If the oralist requires some material to be passed then pass the same to court master swiftly. To oralist Use stick notes to convey any information to oralist. Do not come in between the counsel and bench, just bend slightly and stick it to podium without interrupting the counsel. Use bold barker to write notes so that the oralist can read it easily.Never speak to oralist or engage in any conversation.
11. Leaving the CourtAs the judge leaves his chair, get up and bow before him.Wait for the judges to leave before proceeding out the courtroom.
12. MEMORIALSMemorials or memorandum are the written submission made on behalf of the party to the judges. It contains the contentions that are presented into the court in a written form.The memorial follows a universal format. Its language is legal and it contains facts and relevant cases that supports the contentions drafted.
13. CONTENTS OF A MEMORIALThe content in a memorial is divided into various heads which are as following – Cover PageTable of contentsIndex of AuthoritiesStatement of JurisdictionStatement of FactsStatement of IssuesSummary of ArgumentsArguments AdvancedPrayer
