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English for Lawyers: Day 5 – Mastering Effective Legal Writing with AI for Lawyers: Interactive Challenge!
Join WhatsApp Group for more updates: https://chat.whatsapp.com/KCfBFK7wmiNEnxt5E4168I Lights, Camera, Action! Welcome back. Today, English for Lawyers is meeting AI for Lawyers, a deadly combo to become super successful lawyer. Today, we get interactive! Let’s explore how Artificial Intelligence (AI) can empower you to master the language of the courtroom and legal drafting. The Legal Arena:…
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English for Lawyers: Day 4 – Mastering Legal Writing and Drafting
JOIN WHATSAPP GROUP: HTTPS://BIT.LY/3YPAKOU Welcome back to English for Lawyers, brought to you in collaboration with the Legal Writing Institute (LWI) and the India Justice Foundation (IJF). Today, we delve into the cornerstone of legal practice: effective legal writing and drafting. Precision is Key: The ability to write clearly, concisely, and persuasively is essential for any lawyer.…
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English for Lawyers: Day 3 – Arguing Lack of Merit
Join WhatsApp Group: https://bit.ly/3yPakou Welcome back to English for Lawyers, brought to you in collaboration with the Legal Writing Institute (LWI) and the India Justice Foundation (IJF). Today, we tackle a persuasive strategy: arguing lack of merit in the opposing party’s case. Challenge the Argument: There will be times when you need to counter the opposing counsel’s…
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Understanding Your Rights: Arnesh Kumar Guidelines and Police Arrest Powers in India
Limits on Arrest in Dowry Harassment Cases: Understanding the Arnesh Kumar Guidelines The Supreme Court’s landmark judgment in Arnesh Kumar vs. State of Bihar established important guidelines to prevent misuse of arrest powers in dowry harassment cases (Section 498-A of the Cr.P.C.). These guidelines apply more broadly to all offenses punishable by up to seven…
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English for Lawyers: Day 2 – Expressing Lack of Knowledge or Awareness
Objection! Welcome back to English for Lawyers, brought to you in collaboration with the Legal Writing Institute (LWI) and the India Justice Foundation (IJF). Today, we tackle a crucial skill: expressing lack of knowledge or awareness in court. Honesty is the Best Policy: As a lawyer, there will be times you won’t have all the…
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English for Lawyers: Day 1 – Addressing the Court and Referring to Documents
Welcome to the first day of English For Lawyers, brought to you in collaboration with the Legal Writing Institute (LWI) and the India Justice Foundation (IJF), where we’ll explore the essential language of legal arguments. Today’s lesson focuses on referring to pages and documents in court. Making Your Case: As a young lawyer, or a…
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D.K. Basu Guidelines on Arresting A Person in India
The D.K. Basu guidelines, established by the Supreme Court of India, aim to protect the fundamental rights of individuals during arrest and detention. Here’s a breakdown of these crucial guidelines: Transparency and Accountability: Identification: Arresting officers must wear clearly visible badges displaying their names and designations. Details of interrogating officers are documented in a register.…
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The India Justice Foundation (IJF) Announces the Online Essay Writing Competition on Democracy
The India Justice Foundation (IJF) is proud to announce the Online Essay Writing Competition, inviting current law students from any college or university in India to explore the vital topic of Democracy. Themes We encourage you to choose a topic that delves into various aspects of Democracy in India. Here are some potential themes to…
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Step by Step Guide to File a Divorce Petition / Application in India
Types of Divorce Petitions There are two primary types of divorce petitions: Mutual Consent Divorce When both parties agree on the divorce, maintenance issues, and child custody, they can file a joint petition. This type of divorce is usually quicker and less complicated. The steps involved are: Contested Divorce When one party wants a divorce…
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- English for Lawyers: Day 5 – Mastering Effective Legal Writing with AI for Lawyers: Interactive Challenge!
- English for Lawyers: Day 4 – Mastering Legal Writing and Drafting
- English for Lawyers: Day 3 – Arguing Lack of Merit
- Understanding Your Rights: Arnesh Kumar Guidelines and Police Arrest Powers in India
- English for Lawyers: Day 2 – Expressing Lack of Knowledge or Awareness
