05/07/2026
Legal education extends far beyond textbooks and classroom lectures. It is through practical training, critical legal analysis, advocacy, and courtroom simulation that students develop the professional competence required for the legal profession. With this vision, the Department of Law at CCN University of Science and Technology successfully conducted the Moot Court and Mock Trial for the Fall 2022 Batch.
The event was honored by the gracious presence of Mr. Shahnewas Monir, Joint District and Sessions Judge (Law Officer) of the Chattogram Port Authority, whose valuable observations, practical insights, and professional guidance greatly enriched the learning experience of our students.
A Moot Court is a simulation of a court proceeding where students analyze legal issues, conduct extensive legal research, prepare memorials, and present oral arguments before a panel of judges. A Mock Trial, on the other hand, provides students with hands-on experience of courtroom proceedings, including witness examination, cross-examination, raising objections, presenting evidence, and delivering persuasive legal arguments in a trial setting.
Through these exercises, students develop:
⚖️ Advanced legal research and analytical skills.
⚖️ Effective oral advocacy and persuasive communication.
⚖️ A practical understanding of courtroom etiquette, legal ethics, and judicial procedures.
⚖️ Critical thinking, teamwork, leadership, and professional confidence.
For our final-year students, presenting arguments before a distinguished judicial officer was an invaluable experience. The constructive feedback, practical advice, and judicial perspectives shared during the session will undoubtedly contribute to their professional growth and prepare them for successful careers in the judiciary, legal practice, academia, and other fields of law.
At the Department of Law, CCN University of Science and Technology, we remain committed to producing competent, ethical, and practice-oriented legal professionals by integrating academic excellence with experiential learning. We will continue to organize such academic and professional activities to bridge the gap between legal theory and practice.
Congratulations to all participating students for their dedication, hard work, and outstanding performance. We wish them every success as they embark on their professional journey in the legal fraternity.
"Learning the law is important; learning to apply it with integrity, confidence, and justice is indispensable."