Model court session: binary class for cadets of DSUIA

NEWS

The event took place within the framework of conducting practical classes in the academic discipline “Civil Procedure” and was dedicated to the consideration of a civil case arising from inheritance legal relations.

The invited speaker was lawyer Stanislav Liflianchyk. Cadets of the 3rd year of the faculty of training specialists for pre-trial investigation bodies of the National Police of Ukraine took part in the meeting.

The main goal of the class was the deepening of theoretical knowledge and the formation of practical abilities of applicants of higher education regarding the peculiarities of the judicial consideration of civil cases, the procedure for carrying out procedural actions, the examination of evidence and the adoption of court decisions.

Special attention was paid to the practical aspects of the application of the norms of civil and civil procedural legislation during the resolution of disputes related to inheritance.

The cadets acted in the role of participants in the court process, representing the positions of the parties in the case. They demonstrated knowledge of civil procedural legislation, drew up and submitted relevant procedural documents for consideration by the court, added evidence, provided explanations and argued their own legal positions. This gave the opportunity to reproduce the main stages of the judicial consideration of a civil case in conditions close to real professional activity.

An important part of the event was the professional analysis of the modeled court process, during which Stanislav Liflianchyk pointed out to the participants typical procedural mistakes and provided practical recommendations regarding the improvement of skills in conducting the court process.

The conduct of the model court session became an important element of the practical training of future law enforcement officers and contributed to the formation in applicants of higher education of a holistic idea of the peculiarities of law enforcement activity, increasing the level of their procedural training and the development of professional skills.

 

Communications Department of DSUIA

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