📣 IILAT ADVOCACY TRAINING FOR JUNIOR LEGAL PROFESSIONALS.
📆 6 July 2024.
📍@IntlCrimCourt, The Hague.
🆓 FREE of charge / Limited to 16 participants.
👉 Lawyers with limited advocacy experience are encouraged to apply.
🚨Register by 21 June at https://t.co/H08mKQQvsO
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"The increased number of lawyers can have various implications, both positive and challenging. On the positive side, a higher number of lawyers can enhance legal representation for individuals, granting improved access to legal experts who can effectively advocate for their rights. This can contribute to a fairer justice system, allowing individuals to receive adequate legal assistance and have their voices heard." By: Mohamed Jalloh and Marie Marion Kargbo https://t.co/Qlypc3oUMl
Registration for the @IBAevents@ICCMoot is ongoing! Step into the shoes of intl lawyers at the @IntlCrimCourt. Open to universities worldwide, the Competition is a unique blend of legal education in #ICL and building global connections! 31 May - 7 June in @CityOfTheHague
Exciting news! University registration for @IBAevents@IntlCrimCourt#MootCourt#Competition is OPEN!
Join us in the @CityOfTheHague 31 May-7 June 2024 to connect with students from diverse backgrounds and cultures as you test your skills as a future intl. lawyer.
🗓️In just 7 days, university registration for the @IBAevents@IntlCrimCourt#MootCourt#Competition your ticket to an incredible journey in the world of international criminal law!
⏰Mark your calendars because your path to becoming an expert on the @IntlCrimCourt begins soon!
@ICCMoot 2024 case spotlights crucial questions about preserving cultural heritage. Stay tuned for justice-seeking twists! Now on our website: https://t.co/6aiPB5XvSu
Two students and a supervisor of the Faculty left Freetown to participate in the #ChristofHeyns#African Human Rights Moot Court Competition in Kumasi, Ghana. Go and make us proud. @saffaAbdulai
❗️3 DAYS LEFT!❗️
Don’t forget to register yourself and join the Future Mooters Development Program #1.
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Looking forward to see you all future mooters!👋🏼
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Greetings, Future Mooters!
Did you know about the esteemed Jessup Competition? Check out and stay tune on our Instagram @ails_fhuajy for more Jessup updates, info, and more exciting news coming this week.
AILS,
Aim Higher!
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Do you want to know more about your team’s performance on the 28th #IAMOOT? Go to our webpage at: https://t.co/MtAEPa1x7I and check the official scores results, which are published in English, Spanish, and Portuguese, all our three official languages.
OPEN RECRUITMENT FOR 2024 PHILIP C. JESSUP INTERNATIONAL MOOT COURT COMPETITION DELEGATES
Greetings Future Leaders and Peace Makers!
AILS is excited to announce the official recruitment for Philip C. Jessup International Moot Court Competition Delegates!
A friendly competition between four Harvard Law students in 1960 has grown into the Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition. https://t.co/90hTRWuQJH
One need only point to the public interest in litigation being conducted by competent advocates (for the avoidance of miscarriage of justice) to see that there must be a basic level of competence that must be achieved before it is safe to employ someone to be an advocate in court
4. Network with Legal Professionals: Engage with other legal professionals, such as mentors, colleagues, or tutors, to seek guidance and insight. They can provide valuable tips, share their experiences, and recommend useful resources.
Here are some tips to hone your legal research skills:
1. Familiarize Yourself with Legal Databases: Get to know the popular legal research databases in Sierra Leone and outside, such as Sierra Leone Law Hub, Sierralii, Westlaw, LexisNexis, and Vlex.
3. Consult Secondary Sources: Alongside primary legal materials, consult secondary sources like legal encyclopedias, treatises, and law review articles. These sources often provide well-researched analyses, background information, and references to relevant cases.