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ADYPU Raptors have to say about the University

First week at ADYPU, and our freshies are already making moves! From exploring the campus to diving into their first workshops, the energy is unreal. It’s all about new connections, big dreams, and endless possibilities. Here’s to the start of an epic journey with the coolest squad ever! Welcome to the fam, Class of 2024-2025—let’s make history together!

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The University of Makati School of Law held its first face to face year end SOL Night party after the pandemic. This year's theme is "Enchanted Forest" where everyone donned their nature inspired costumes. Congratulations to Mr Lyndonn Perez and Ms Lea Dominique Festin for winning the Mr and Ms SOL for this year as well as to all the candidates. It was a night overflowing with food, music, performances, and plain old fun #NewsMediaNest #universityofmakati #umak #sol #law #lawschool #schooloflaw #yearend #party #celebration #solnight2022 #enchantedforest #beautycontest (at University of Makati) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cmd0IWevhpM/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Do not go to law school. Don't do it. Just don't. Love yourself. Ok? End the self hate. Stay out of law school. . . . . . . . . . . . #lawschool #lawschoolproblems #Lawstudent #onel #1l #onehell #1hell #zoom #zoomschool #zoomSchooloflaw #schooloflaw #hate #love #stress #dontdoit #loveyourself #lawyer #law https://www.instagram.com/p/B-i6JMaFqxj/?igshid=qd0h599qxhpo

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Imbibing A Culture Of Counselling Clients At NCU

Mr. HimangshuRathhee Assistant Professor, School of Law The NorthCap University

School of Law, The NorthCap University always encourages the students to develop interviewing, planning and analytical skills in the lawyer-client relationship which is an integral part of the legal profession. The lawyers are assumed to have the listening and questioning skills needed to conduct an effective interview. Regrettably, these aspects have often been overlooked in the curriculum of legal education. The client consultation competition is a means of focusing student’s attention on these skills early in their careers. The main objective is to understand and imbibe in our principles that the “aim of education is the knowledge, not of facts but values”. In realizing the same, the school of law has been organizing Client Consultation Competitions successfully to develop the values and also give the students, experience in the art of understanding and counselling their clients effectively.

The Competition is aimed at promoting greater knowledge and practical skills among student advocates in the preventive law and counselling functions of law practice. It will encourage students in developing interviewing, planning, and analytical skills in the lawyer-client relationship in the law office. Interviewing and advising are a significant part of most lawyers’ work.The Competition provides an opportunity for a valuable educational interchange between students, law faculty and legal practitioners. The Competition simulates a law office consultation in which two law students, acting as lawyers(attorneys/solicitors/legal practitioners), are presented with a client matter. The students conduct an interview with a person playing the role of the client. School of Law, The NorthCap University, Gurugram hitherto has organized five successful editions of the Competition. 

The 5th Edition of National Client Consultation Competition, 2019 was the latest in the series of the annual event. Hon’ble Mr. Justice B.P Singh, former Judge Supreme Court of India was our Chief Guest of the programme. 31 teams from all over the Country came down to participate in the event. University School of Law and Legal Studies, Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University came out as winners.Dr. Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University, Lucknow came in the second position. The final round judges were Professor P.S Lathwal, Justice J.C Gupta and Justice S.K. Katriar.

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another weekend in the record books #weekendleisure #chill #vintage #midcentury #ephemera #vintageimage #vintagephoto #photograph #oldpictures #vintagepicture #templeuniversity #schooloflaw #lawstudent (at Ridley Park, Pennsylvania) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bvs9zflHUQK/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=goilhhivhbz6

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The Evolution of Legal Education: Trends and Future Directions

Under all the thinking that goes into creating any law, it is the belief in legal education that has shaped many great nations. As we enjoy this freedom given to us by our democracy, it is our responsibility to understand the evolution of legal education, its trends, and future directions.

Legal education has gone through a significant change over the past few years, with the effect of shifts in society, technological innovations, and transforming pedagogical philosophy. As the legal picture continues to change, then the methods and approaches used to educate future lawyers also need to change. In its response, this article delves into the key trends shaping legal education and explores the future directions that may influence this field.

Historical Context

Conventionally, legal education follows a uniform structure, one that is characterized by a heavy emphasis on case law, doctoral analysis, and the Socratic way. Students spend most of their time reading judicial opinions, learning to apply legal principles to circumstantial situations, and being involved in classroom debates. This approach is effective in teaching critical thinking and analytical skills, which leaves students unprepared for the practical stages of legal practice.

Modern Trends in Legal Education

1. Experiential Learning

One of the remarkable shifts in legal education is the move towards experiential learning. Recognizing this need for practice-ready graduates, many law schools now allow students to have practical experience by working on live cases under the supervision of experienced advocates. Simulation courses, which mimic real-life scenarios, have become famous, providing students with a safe environment to develop their practical skills.

2. Interdisciplinary Approaches

This complexity of modern legal challenges often needs knowledge that stretches multiple disciplines. Thus law schools are offering programs that have law with subjects like business, technology, health care, and environmental science. This trend shows the understanding that lawyers should be well-versed in many fields to navigate the multifaceted legal challenges.

3. Technology Integration

The way technology has revolutionized every aspect of legal practice, legal education is no exception. The law schools are integrating technology into their syllabus to prepare students for a tech-driven landscape. This involves teaching legal research with advanced databases and exploring e-discovery tools, as well as understanding the implications of AI in law. The online learning environment and virtual classrooms have earned importance, offering flexible and accessible education options.

4. Global Perspectives

In the interconnected world we live in today, understanding international legal systems with cross-border issues is important. Today many law schools offer courses in international law, comparative law, and global legal studies. The exchange programs with foreign institutions offer students opportunities to study abroad and have a broader perspective on the legal arena.

5. Emphasis on Ethics and Professionalism

Ethical behavior and professionalism are the roots of the legal profession. Modern legal education plays a strong role in ensuring that students not only understand the law but know their responsibilities as legal practitioners. The courses on legal ethics, professional responsibility, as well as pro bono work are integral parts of the syllabus, implementing a sense of duty and integrity in future generations of lawyers.

Future Directions

1. Adaptive Learning Technologies

The use of adaptive learning techniques, tailors educational content to a particular student’s needs that is expected to grow. These technologies provide personalized learning experiences, helping students master difficult legal concepts at their own pace. Thus by identifying areas where students struggle, and offering resources, adaptive learning can enhance the overall educational experience and improve outcomes.

2. Increased Focus on Well-Being

The cut-throat nature of legal education and practice can take a toll on mental health. Future legal education models are likely to place great prominence on student health, incorporating stress management workshops, and resources for mental health support. Thus recognizing the importance of a healthy work-life balance, law schools will create environments promoting academic success and personal well-being.

3. Expansion of Online and Hybrid Programs

Law schools offer online and hybrid programs that combine in-person and virtual instruction. These courses offer greater flexibility making legal education available to a wide range of students, including working professionals and those with geographical constraints.

4. Continued Emphasis on Diversity and Inclusion

Diversity and inclusion are crucial to the future of the legal profession. The law schools will go on to implement strategies to recruit students from diverse backgrounds. The inclusive curriculum addresses the issues of race, gender, and social justice that will be important in serving lawyers to serve a diverse society.

5. Collaboration with the Legal Industry

The closer the collaboration between law schools and the legal industry, the higher the focus on educational outcomes with industry needs. The partnerships with law firms, corporations, and government agencies offer students with practical insights and real-world experiences. Thus joint initiatives make sure that a co-designed course, mentorship programs, and industry-led seminars ensure that legal education is responsive to the evolving demands of the profession.

Conclusion

The transformation of legal education shows the dynamic nature of the legal profession. As law schools adapt to these new challenges, they must balance the need to teach foundational legal principles with the essence of preparing students for a complex and rapidly changing world. Thus by embracing learning, interdisciplinary approaches, technology integration, global perspectives, and a commitment to ethics, legal education will continue to produce skilled, adaptive, and socially responsible lawyers ready to meet the demands of the future.

When you think of Legal Education, the School of Law at Ajeenkya DY Patil, Pune (ADYPU) holds prestigious recognition as a BCI-accredited institution, making it the best choice for students who want to pursue legal education in India. Adhering to BCI’s standards for academic excellence, infrastructure, and faculty, ensures that the students are qualified to practice law in India. ADYPU delivers personalized instruction in analytical thinking, writing, drafting, teamwork, and negotiation, providing legal education for success in the dynamic world of legal affairs.

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The national law week kicked off with a bang with a basketball exhibition game between the present and future lawyers! Congratulations to Batch Excelsior for winning the best tarp contest! #NewsMediaNest #nationallawweek #excelsior #umak #sol #nationallawweek2022 #mymakati #proudmakatizen #jurisdoctor #schooloflaw (at University of Makati - HPSB Building) https://www.instagram.com/p/CixwVZxPJB_/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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"Law School is a lot less like Legally Blonde and a lot more like Hunger Games." Eric of Squad Six Cosplayers is graduating RIGHT NOW! Offer your congrats on this post!!! #cosplay #cosplayer #schooloflaw #Cosplayers #animazement #animazement2017 #az2017

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New York, New York 🍎 Good thing the Asian female is being driven vs the driver.

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And it taught me to be a winner- The NorthCap University

College life is a curious topic of imagination for every school student, same went for me. I was a shy and introverted person, I just wanted to break that mold in my college life. After my boards, my priority was to get admission to a college which is esteemed in its field, near to my location and The NorthCap University was just that choice. I opted for Btech Computer Science with a specialization in data science and artificial intelligence. My first day started with the induction classes, where we were made familiar with the wide range of opportunities that the varsity provides along with the rules and regulations which students must follow to maintain a sense of discipline on the campus. In the first semester, I found it quite challenging to adapt to the new environment, which is quite natural as, in the transition from school to college, the whole atmosphere gets changed. It was mostly due to the project-based learning and the new teaching pedagogy followed by the university. But, after the minors, things changed and I got well-adapted to the project-based learning approach. The university not only focuses on academics but also gives special emphasis on the overall development of a student. The campus houses various international societies and clubs, along with many facilities for various indoor and outdoor games. I explored some of them, which includes Enactus and IEEE. Speaking about Enactus, it is an NPO which promotes entrepreneurship as a part of its pilot project – “Sahayta”. We made various field visits, it was a new experience for me where we were directly interacting with the people on the ground. In addition to the benevolent outcomes, the smiles and thankful reviews made the whole process worth it. I participated in an event by Techienest. I was the zonal winner and got an opportunity to represent the university in IIT Bombay- “Aavriti 2019”. I also participated in various hackathons and workshops. I participated in the EESL challenge in the second semester, and in Microsoft-incubate challenge in the third semester. I also got ample floor to harness my skills in extra-curricular activities. I am also a part of the “Vibings” society and frequently write articles. Recently I participated in a group discussion by “Spie-Macay” and won that contest. Currently, I am a part of a start-up which deals in renting costumes- “costumes360”. The day I entered this campus, I made a lot of new friends, got a chance to interact with many people, from workshop guest speakers who were adept in their fields to corporates. In my friend circle, every person is quite adept in their skills and field. For instance, one of my friends has launched his game in collaboration with a studio, some of them are in app development, and serious gaming also. Not only that, but there are also three schools in a single campus namely, “School of Engineering”, “School of Management”, “School of Law”. This multidisciplinary exposure is something that contrasts a college and university. I am not just restricted to my field. I am able to interact with people from management and law backgrounds, a forum where we discuss various national and international issues, and the new developments in our respective fields. The shy and withdrawn kid from school has now become an assertive and pro-active person, all because of the opportunities that this university campus provides, and the nurturing environment for following a variety of interests. From just reading about projects in newspapers and magazines, he is now working on some real industry projects. I am currently in the second year and the journey still continues. I have a lot to learn but still, being from a non-computer science background in school, looking back at the whole journey feels amazing. Name: Sourabh Sharma Roll no:18csu241

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Highlights of 2nd Jagannath Memorial National Moot Court Competition-202...

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From @zetaalpha1934 - #Spring2014 initiate Kentilya Eason was the president of the #ZetaAlpha Chapter for the 2016-2017 academic school year. She will be graduating with a degree in criminal justice and liberal studies: pre-law with a minor in political science. Upon graduating she will be attending Stanford University School of Law in the fall! Congrats soror 💙 #Spring17Graduate #SchoolofLaw #BeautyandBrains #5moredays💕💚🐍#ThisIsAREPOST:🐍💕💚 #REPOSTEDBY: @4evahaka #FAMU_1908💚💕🐍 - #regrann

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#OldGlory waving in the breeze Thursday morning at the @uofmemphis #SchoolOfLaw @memphis_law in downtown #Memphis. (at University of Memphis Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law) https://www.instagram.com/p/BzgNo02Aati/?igshid=125392i47ehzo

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How to Become a Lawyer in Santa Rosa

Want to become a lawyer in Santa Rosa, California? At Empire College School of Law, we know what a big dream that can be, and we have some advice. Here’s what you need to do next.Complete Your Undergrad DegreeIn the state of California, if you want to apply for the Bar, you must have an […]

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Ajeenkya DY Patil University

A Great Education an amazing future!ADYPU offers a great education that leads to an amazing future. Empower your potential with our innovative programs and supportive community.

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The national law week kicked off with a bang with a basketball exhibition game between the present and future lawyers! Congratulations to Batch Excelsior for winning the best tarp contest! #NewsMediaNest #nationallawweek #excelsior #umak #sol #nationallawweek2022 #mymakati #proudmakatizen #jurisdoctor #schooloflaw (at University of Makati - HPSB Building) https://www.instagram.com/p/CixwVZxPJB_/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=