Objectives

At the end of this course, participants will be able to:

Acquiring legal analysis skills

Acquiring proper legal adjustment skills

Efficiently practice professional legal work in various legal fields

Mastering modern scientific methods used in legal research

Developing the ability to extract facts in a coherent manner

Promoting the culture of legal scientific research and developing an analytical and critical mentality

Learn how to extract and build evidence

Studying issues and phenomena that require a legal perspective and presenting modern proposals

Study of legal facts and theories in new theoretical perspectives

Verifying the findings of recent research in the field of judicial and legal issues

Gain the ability to identify applicable legal rules

Study any new law to find out what its advantages and disadvantages are.

Always provide legal proposals to improve the status of legal institutions and systems.

Developing legal research in terms of the tools used in research and the methods of studying it to reach results.

Communicate effectively with others, work in a team spirit, and use modern technologies.

Methodology

This course uses a variety of group discussions along with individual and group exercises. A number of written exercises will also be used throughout the course.

Target groups

Directors of Legal, Administrative and Personnel Departments

Members of the legal departments

Members of public and specialized prosecution offices

Lawyers at law firms

Legal researchers in various agencies

Legal advisors in the relevant authorities and offices

Contract and Personnel Management Specialists

Legal professionals in state litigation bodies (government cases)

Target competencies

Elements of a legal memorandum

Legal memorandum drafting skill

Types of legal memoranda

Practical applications on drafting legal forms

Introduction to legal interpretation and legal negotiations