Skills of advocacy in courts

Bag code: HUML3315025 Days: Training day "Today’s training 5 hours" Time: 5 training hours Targeted participants: Lawyers, legal advisors, public prosecution members, and law college students wishing to develop their practical skills in advocacy before courts and improve their ability to present arguments and defend cases effectively. Program overview: This program revolves around advocacy skills in courts (definition – types – characteristics – objectives – advantages – disadvantages .. etc.) and will be presented through the following units: First training unit: Advocacy and its importance Second training unit: Advocacy skills in courts Program objectives: - To enable the trainee to understand advocacy and its importance - To enable the trainee to derive advocacy skills in courts Program topics: First unit: Advocacy and its importance - The essence of advocacy and its legal importance - The significance of pleadings (The Significance) - Types of pleadings and the methods followed - Performance and preparation skills (Secrets of a successful advocate) - Key tips in pleadings - Historical examples of famous pleadings - The principle of the jurist Kantili - The lawyer’s cycle before advocacy (preparation and planning stage) Second unit: Advocacy skills in courts - Characteristics of good advocacy and its pillars - Discussion (the art of refuting evidence and establishing the correct perception) - Tips during advocacy (performance in the courtroom) - Challenges in depicting the incident of dispute (sources of disagreement) - Strategies for discussion and refutation of evidence - Ethics of advocacy and performance tips in the courtroom Contents of the bag: - PowerPoint 165 - Trainer’s guide 65 - Trainee’s guide 63 - Activities 4 - Introductory guide 4 - References 3 - Evaluation and data forms 6 - Pre- and post-test 6 - Videos 4 - Photos 10 - Mind maps 1 - Brochure 1 Bag contents: 12 The training bag template: Kindly click here to view the training bag template