Moot Court
Law is the system of rules, which a country or community recognizes, for regulating the actions of its members and which it may enforce by the imposition of penalties. Judges, Magistrates and Lawyers are directly connected with Law and the Lawyers are the ones that help people, families and businesses to establish their rights and help the Judges in arriving at decisions that ensure justice. Today’s Law Students will become Lawyers in future. To be a good Lawyer, Law Students must develop themselves both theoretically and practically.
Mooting is a specialized application of the art of persuasive advocacy and provides Law Students a valuable opportunity to hone both their written and oral advocacy skills in the competitive field of litigation. Realizing the value of Moot Courts, Amity Law School, Haryana, Gurugram organizes a National Moot Court Competition every year.
Being a flagship Institute to organize Moot Courts on Constitutional issues, even this year ALS organized its 4th National Moot Court Competition which dealt with issues like freedom of religion and discrimination on the basis of sex and religion along with issues relating to murder and rape. This Competition is yet another milestone in the stride towards academic and professional excellence of Amity Law School.
A wide range of competitions, debates, declamation and other activities are being conducted by the society to provide training and exposure to the Law students. The society comprises ALS Faculty Members and nominated students. The society supervises and assists students in research studies, honing oratory skills in order to achieve excellence and hands-on training. The ALS students have represented the institution in numerous National and International Moot Court Competitions, Model United Nations and Youth Parliament and brought laurels to the Institution.