Practical Advocacy Program

One programme in the craft of practice, module by module.

About the course

One programme in the craft of practice, taught module by module — what an advocate actually does, from the client's first visit to the argument in court.

The modules

• Drafting. Drafting the documents a practising advocate writes every day.
• Pleading. Plaints, written statements and the rules of pleading.
• Conveyancing. Sale deeds, gift deeds, leases, mortgages, wills and powers of attorney.
• Court Procedure. Civil and criminal procedure as it is followed in court.
• Client Counselling. Interviewing a client, understanding the facts and advising on the options.
• Legal Research. Researching a brief: statutes, precedents and their application.
• Case Analysis. Reading a judgment: facts, issues, reasoning and ratio.
• Moot Court. Arguing a case before a bench, from memorial to oral submissions.
• Legal English. The language of the courtroom and of legal documents.

How the institute teaches

• Learn the Foundations. Develop a clear grounding in legal concepts and the structure of the profession.
• Connect Learning to Practice. Move beyond theory by considering how legal knowledge is applied in real situations.
• Develop Professional Judgement. Build communication, discipline and responsible decision making alongside academic progress.
• Keep Learning. Develop the habits and perspective needed for continued academic and professional growth.
• Online and Offline. Classes at Chandrayangutta, Barkas, Hyderabad — and online for the programmes that offer it.
• Professional Values. Responsibility, discipline and ethical conduct placed alongside academic development.

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