Certificate Course with Live Sessions
Lawctopus Law School brings to you this unique course which will give you a practical understanding of the intricacies of criminal law, equipping you with the essential skills required to navigate the complex terrain of Criminal Litigation.
With the rapidly evolving landscape, the Indian legal system plays a significant role in maintaining law and order within the nation – ‘Criminal Laws’, a cornerstone of this system, holds immense importance and serves as the primary mechanism for addressing offences against the state and society, upholding individual rights, and ensuring that justice is served in such a diverse and densely populated country like India.
If you are passionate about Criminal Law/Litigation, understanding Criminal Drafting and Procedure becomes an essential stepping stone for you to excel in the field of Criminal Law.
Theoretically wholesome and practically enriching, this course will teach you the practical niceties of Criminal Laws, their Procedural Aspects, and Drafting.
A highly practical, intensive course
Weekly Live Lectures
Compulsory Assignments & Simulation Exercises
Personal feedback on each assignment
Masterclasses by expert Criminal Lawyers
Recorded lectures
Rigorously researched reading resources
Learn drafting of various Applications under Criminal Law
Discussion Forum to address all your doubts
24x7 Access to Learning Portal
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Criminal Procedure and the Hierarchy of the Criminal Courts in India along with different types of offences.
Develop an understanding of the Criminal Proceedings. Gain insights on the different authorities and their role in the investigation of the case.
Learn all about Complaints, FIRs and Quashing of the FIR.
There shall also be a ‘surprise masterclass 1’ scheduled within this week.
Learn about Complaints and Applications under Criminal Law such as Notice and Application under Section 138 NI Act, Private Complaint under Section 156(3), CrPC and Applications under Section 256 & 317, CrPC.
Learn common drafting tricks, mistakes and strategies.
1st compulsory practical assignment will be released.
In depth on Complaints and Applications: such as Application for Maintenance under Section 125, CrPC, Application under Section 12, DV Act and about Parole and Furlough.
You shall understand the foundation of Criminal Law in India.
You will learn everything about the Criminal Courts of India.
You will know about the Pre-trial, Trial and Post-Trial stages of Criminal Litigation.
You will acquire hands-on practical and heuristic skills of drafting various Applications under Criminal Litigation.
Students will be able to ace their internships and young/aspiring lawyers will be able to develop a base to start their practice.
Those spirited and passionate about Law, Justice and evolving Legal Landscape will get a deep insight about the subject of Criminal Law.
You will get a compilation of all the Important Case Laws in criminal law which can be handy while arguing/drafting.
You will get a list of all the Common Criminal Terminologies that can be used while drafting.
You will also get a list of Sample Drafts of all complaints and applications!
You will get to hear from popular legal luminaries!
This course has been developed and delivered by Anandini,Lakshmi Raman
Faculty for Criminal Drafting
Faculty for Criminal Drafting
Faculty for Criminal Drafting
Faculty for Criminal Drafting
Faculty for Criminal Drafting
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Law Students
Aspiring and Practicing Legal Professionals
Researchers wanting to know the practical side of things
Academicians who wish to bring a useful practical angle to their classes
Those passionate about the Indian Criminal & Justice System in the ever evolving Legal landscape
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