Moot Court Competitions Seminar - Masterclass 2 1300-MCCSM2-KPP

This course is aimed as a continuation of a course from the summer semester „Moot Court Competitions Seminar - Introduction” and a winter semester course „Moot Court Competitions Seminar - Masterclass 2”.
For the purpose of the course teams will be created that will work on a selected moot case. During this course students will further develop advocacy skills, focusing on one specific case. This course is intended to provide students with unique competences focused oratory skills. Teams will practice oral pleadings based on a selected moot case. 1/ Selected moot case analysis - building on argumentative strategy and theoretical background - 3 h
2/ Practicing oral pleadings in teams - 17 h

Całkowity nakład pracy studenta

Contact hours with teacher: 1/ contact hours (laboratory) - 20 h in winter semester Self-study hours: 1/ analysis of relevant judgments, legislation and other documents - 10 h; 2/ preparation of written submissions for a selected competition - 10 h; 3/ preparation for oral pleadings for a selected competition - 50 h Altogether: 90 hrs (3 ECTS)

Efekty uczenia się - wiedza

W1 - student has a thorough understanding of how to construct a logical and compelling legal argument; W2 - student obtains knowledge concerning the most relevant international law standards applicable to particular case studies; W3 - student is familiar with English language terminology concerning the topic; W4 - student acquires knowledge concerning the relevant decisions and practice of selected international arbitration bodies; W5 - student is familiar with the relevant judgments of the International Court of Justice, judgments of the European Court of Human Rights (and other international human rights protection bodies),

Efekty uczenia się - umiejętności

U1 - student is able to identify, analyze and interpret relevant international law provisions; U2 - student can critically approach both the normative standards and the case-law; U3 - student is able to present written and oral submissions (improved litigation skills) U4 - student can build a legal argument and support it with relevant sources; U5 - student is able to research the subject matter independently

Efekty uczenia się - kompetencje społeczne

K1 - student improves his/her abilities to work in a team; K2 - the student is prepared for critical and competent discussions concerning selected problems;

Koordynatorzy przedmiotu

Julia Kapelańska-Pręgowska
Piotr Sadowski

Metody dydaktyczne

- workshop - case studies - discussion - group work and presentations - moot court

Kryteria oceniania

K1, K2, U3 - active participation during the lectures (discussions, moot court, group work)
W1, W2, W3, W4, W5, U1, U2, U3, U4, U5 - written tasks and oral presentations

Assessment criteria based on the number of points awarded for 1) active participation in discussions, 2) written and 3) oral tasks:
fail- 0-1 pts
satisfactory- 2-5 pts
satisfactory plus- 6-9 pts
good – 10-13 pts
good plus- 14-17 pts
very good- 18-21 pts

Literatura

The lecturer will advise on the recommended literature and materials during the course. Materials will be accessible on the Moodle platform or via Teams.

Więcej informacji

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