Saturday, August 15, 2009
About LCLM
The corporate, legal and IT sectors are fast evolving dynamic areas of growth with an ever-increasing demand for talented, ambitious and adaptable individuals. At LCLM we seek to foster these traits and equip our students with the best qualifications in Management, Law and Information Technology. We offer a range of undergraduate, diploma and postgraduate courses to suit all the training and development needs of students looking to develop careers in these sectors. Our certified English language and foundation programmes can support candidates to take on higher level degrees in their chosen subject area and also help to develop the communication and interpersonal skills that are invaluable in the job market today.
By focusing on a complementary range of academic disciplines we are able to provide specialist tuition and student support services. This combined with our emphasis on small class sizes enables our students to get the most out of our experienced teaching staff. Students are able to draw on the strong academic background and the extensive vocational experience amongst the faculty who are on hand to help them achieve their personal best.
We have developed a study support centre to give our students access to core textbooks and key syllabus materials throughout their course. In addition students can utilize the vast resources of major libraries in London.
6 July 2009: The College of Law to Open £1.2m Centre in Bristol
The College of Law is establishing its first centre in Bristol, representing a £1.2m investment and creating 40 new jobs.
The new centre, which will serve the whole of the South West region, will be its eighth in the UK and consolidates the College’s position as the country’s leading provider of postgraduate professional legal education.
Planned for a city centre location, the Bristol College will be accepting students from September 2010. It follows a hugely successful investment in Manchester, where a College is due to open from September 2009.
Bristol was chosen not only as a significant centre for law firm activity but because is also fast becoming a hub for the growth of the legal services market, which is likely to further grow once the new legal services legislation is implemented.
Said Nigel Savage, Chief Executive of The College of Law: "This centre will deliver the same standards of learning and development for which the College is internationally renowned and is in response to growing demand in the region for world class learning and development in the legal services sector.
"We have been monitoring the South West and Bristol in particular over the last few years. There is currently no provider in the city to serve the immediate needs of the firms or individual students. Regionalisation has been a significant aspect of our strategy in recent years not least because it enables firms with multiple centres to develop a strategic approach to their recruitment, learning and development outside of a single region.
School of Law
Law at King’s has enjoyed a tradition of excellence for over 175 years and is recognised globally as one of the UK’s top five* law schools. Internationally renowned and research-led, our School scored the highest student satisfaction rating for Law within the Russell group, a group consisting of the top 20 British universities, in the 2008 National Student Survey. As one of the UK’s largest law schools it offers you the opportunity to study an incredibly varied range of degree programmes and modules, taught by internationally respected leading academics through to visiting lecturers from city law firms.
About UK Law
"The College of Law, founded in 1908, is celebrating one hundred years of service to the Commonwealth of Kentucky. We are proud to have provided legal education to many of Kentucky’s leaders and outstanding lawyers, and we believe that our current students will join the ranks of those who have helped to better this state." - Dean GrahamFounded in 1908 from a law program initiated at Transylvania University in 1799, the University of Kentucky College of Law was one of the nation's first state law schools. In 1913 the College established the nation's first law school trial practice program, and its Kentucky Law Journal is the tenth-oldest student-run law review in the nation. The College of Law has been approved by the American Bar Association since 1925 and was elected to Order of the Coif, the most prestigious national legal honorary society, in 1931.
Tuesday, August 4, 2009
balaji law collage
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Collage of Law
Collage of Law is located near Nguyen Tat Thanh Street; near Ben Van Don Street; 0.2 kilometre away from Ng Truong To Street; 0.2 kilometre away from Ben Nghe Canal; 0.2 kilometre away from Ho Tung Mau Street; COLLAGE OF LAW is geographically located at latitude (10.7672 degrees) 10° 46' 1" North of the Equator and longitude (106.7056 degrees) 106° 42' 20" East of the Prime Meridian on the Map of Ho Chi Minh City.
The locations related to Collage of Law are represented by the shortest path a radio wave would travel and may not be nearest by road. For example, Collage of Law is located 0.2 kilometre from Klarih Hoi Bridge. Collage of Law is located 0.2 kilometre from Ho Chi Minh Museum. Collage of Law is located 0.3 kilometre from Saigon Port. Collage of Law is located 0.3 kilometre from Flagpole Mast. Collage of Law is located 0.4 kilometre from Xom Chieu Market.
Thursday, July 30, 2009
COLLAGE OF LAW
Study in Germany
Bucerius Law SchoolHamburg, Germany
In 2002, the College of Law introduced a fall semester study program at Bucerius Law School that is the only ABA-approved semester program for legal instruction at a private law school in Europe. The school's dean and faculty are recognized as some of the world's leading experts in international and comparative law. At Bucerius, students learn from a corps of energetic, multilingual law professors who, together with leading practitioners, teach a global law curriculum. Courses are offered in English and German.
Study in Ecuador
Pontifical Catholic University of EcuadorQuito, Ecuador
The College of Law administers a spring semester study program at the premier law school of the Pontifical Catholic University of Ecuador for second- and third-year law students. Since 1995, the program has provided participants with an intensive concentration on the fundamentals of a civil law system and Latin American legal institutions. Participants take law courses in Spanish.
Law 796: Law and Society in China
CHINA UNIVERSITY OF POLITICS AND LAW
Through its 45-year history, the university has grown up from its predecessor the Beijing College of Politics and Law, acquiring the magnitude and modernity of a key multi-level and multi-specialty institute, which, among all of its like in the country, enjoys advantages in the science of law.
Even at its commencement in the 1950s, the Beijing College of Politics and Law absorbed the elites of political and legal faculty from the then Beijing University, Qinghua University, Yanjing University and Fu-ren University. Since then, the college and its successor have trained, among others, one of the country's first groups of law talents who later assumed leading roles in building up the nation's legal system.
The college's prominence drew the attention of New China's founder Mao Zedong, who himself endowed the college an inscription of its name. Mao's successor Deng Xiaoping observed the Mao style and inscribed the new name of the China University of Politics and Law in 1983.
Today, the university has gained rather high prestige thanks mostly to its hundreds of professors and associate professors. Among its faculty of 666 people, 327 have gained senior professional titles
OUR VISION FOR THE MEKONG REGION COLLEGE OF LAW
The China-Mekong Law Center, with select local partner(s), will continue to implement its training programs, research projects, and academic exchanges with the goal of intergrating the same into what will become the Mekong Region College of Law
All programs will be targeted at law students, lawyers and government officials from the countries of the Mekong Region, namely Cambodia, China, Laos, Myanmar (once isolation policies are eased), Thailand and Vietnam
The formative programs and ultimate curriculum of the Mekong Region College of Law will be geared only toward the advanced study of law. The Law College will not provide undergraduate degrees in law. Rather, undergraduate legal training (focused on local bar membership requirements) is best done separately at the national level in each Mekong Region country. The goal is therefore to position the Mekong Region College of Law as a provider of graduate degrees in law, with courses focused on more advanced technical subjects not readily available in undergraduate programs
The development of the Law College must be incremental, allowing time for the program to build up its reputation and faculty, and to undergo the rigors of any applicable licensing and accreditation process. During this developmental stage, the Law College will demonstrate its worth as a future degree granting institution.
The cornerstones of this incremental development strategy will be the "Semester Program in American Law" for law students from Asia and the "Semester Program in Asian Law" for students from outside Asia. (See descriptions under the programe page of this website).
Once past its developmetal phase, the Mekong Region College of Law will employ a unique curriculum utilizing a framework of comparative analysis. Since most of the technical areas of law and legislation being introduced in the Mekong Region are largely imports of Western models, courses at the Law College will strive to guide the students understanding of local law using cases and examples from Western countries. (This methodology has previously be utilized by the China-Mekong Law Center in its Comparative Government Procurement Course--page of this website)
As various laws gain application in the Mekong countries, the curriculum focus will shift from reliance on Western examples to greater study of local cases. Accordingly, courses at the Mekong Region College of Law will over time focus more on the comparative law of each of the Mekong Region countries.
Ultimately, the goal is to create a three year graduate program in law (perhaps modeled on the U.S. Juris Doctor degree) geared to law students from the Mekong Region. The languages of instruction will be Chinese and English in recognition that these languages are developing as unifying languages for the region. The location of the Mekong Region College of Law will likely be Yunnan Province, China in recognition of the interest of students from Southeast Asia in gaining experience in the Chinese environment.
Washington College of Law News
Dean Claudio Grossman's on "Preparing Human Rights Advocates: Institutionalizing from Below" is in this month's issue of Americas Quarterly, a journal published by the Council of the Americas that is dedicated to deepening policy analysis and debate on economics, finance, and politics in the region. In the article, Grossman discusses the expansion of the Inter-American human rights system, the central role of law students in that expansion, the importance of continual growth in human rights law education, and the leading role that WCL has taken in shaping human rights education in the Americas. Grossman's article is part of a larger feature focusing on human rights law that includes other leading scholars and activists in the field.
College of Law
For over 30 years, the College's Professional Program has assisted graduates to make the transition from law student to practising lawyer, with real-world examples, experienced local practitioners and flexible study modes including face-to-face and online options. The Professional Program offers up to 10 national start dates throughout the year and onsite skills sessions in Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne, Canberra, Perth and London.
The College offers over 100 continuing professional development seminars, workshops and courses each year for practitioners in NSW, as well as a range of post-graduate programs and access to the Qualified Lawyers' Transfer Test for practitioners around Australasia.
English Law with Australian Law LLB
ILS Law College Pune
BSLLLB (five year law course)
LLB (three year law course)
MLL&LW (Masters Degree in Labour Law and Labour Welfare, course duration - 2year.)
DTL (Diploma in Taxation Laws, course duration -1year)
DLL&LW (Diploma in Labour Laws and Labour Welfare, course duration - 1year
Top Law Colleges In India
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NLSIU, Bangalore-Located at Nagarbhavi in Bangalore, National Law School of India University offers undergraduate, postgraduate and research programs. It also provides you with scope for distance education.
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On november 12th these animals had a spat with in them in the name of community in . on wednesday when the exams were on , this group was assembled at 2pm and ready to attack , hearing the news police were deployed outside the college .At around 4.30 pm these animals made guys of the other community to run and thrashed them with iron rods, sticks, tube lights and large stones.
The police were spectators. Around 10 students were beating a student for about 10 even after he fell unconscious, a tube light was smashed at his head, all this in front of the police . Then when the public and reporters started to abuse the police, only then they stormed the college and arrested all violent students
4 students are seriously injured and are critical. The four students are Bharathi kannan,arumugam,ayya durai and chitirai selvan . bharathi kannan is fighting for life. Following wide embarrasement for being mere spectators of the whole incident Poice official balakrishnan had said that he had spoke to the principal and the college is closed and sealed . Assistant commisioner of police and a inspector have been suspended and 4 sub inspectors are transferred . All violet students are being arrested.
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Later he distributed posters to the students for display and distribution
Boston College Third World Law Journal
The Journal's 30-member staff (15 second and 15 third-year students) is comprised of individuals with diverse backgrounds and interests. It is a group dedicated to offering insightful treatment of contemporary legal issues that are frequently overlooked by other legal publications. Past topics have included truth commissions in El Salvador and Guatemala, English as the official language, sexual orientation law in South Africa and Zimbabwe, and the 50 years since the trials at Nuremberg
Third World Law Journal
The Journal's 30-member staff (15 second and 15 third-year students) is comprised of individuals with diverse backgrounds and interests. It is a group dedicated to offering insightful treatment of contemporary legal issues that are frequently overlooked by other legal publications. Past topics have included truth commissions in El Salvador and Guatemala, English as the official language, sexual orientation law in South Africa and Zimbabwe, and the 50 years since the trials at Nuremberg.
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QUAID-E-AZAM COLLEGE OF COMMERCE:
Constituent Professional College
The College has an academic link with the University of Oslo, Norway, and has also signed an MOU with the IUCN Pakistan, under which it will have institutional co-operation with the latter in the area of Environmental Law.
The Human Rights Studies Centre is also part of the college and was established in March 2000 under the Government of Pakistan Human Rights and Mass Awareness and Education Programme, jointly funded by the NORAD and the Swiss Development Corporation. Its main objective is to develop curriculum for Human Rights as a subject at the Master's level and to co-ordinate the activities/research regarding Human Rights at the National and Provincial level. It also aims at acting as a base for institutional co-operation between Human Rights Agencies at National and International level.
Constituent Under-graduated Colleges
Its two storied building consists of classrooms, lecture-theatres, laboratories, a library with two reading rooms, an office and a hall. The college has a number of lawns, a botanical garden and a large playground. The class-rooms, lecture theatres and laboratories are well maintained, with heating arrangements for winters. The laboratories are properly equipped and the library has a good collection of up-to-date reference books, text books and books in specialized fields. The college hall, the Safia Hassan Hall, has a seating capacity of 300 students and is the venue for different functions. The playground attached to the college is used for inter-class and inter college tournaments and college sports.
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Sindh Muslim Law College
The establishment of S. M. Law College attracted students from all over the country leading to the dissemination of legal education throughout Pakistan. With a team of dedicated teachers and eminent jurists such as Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, Mr. A.K. Brohi, Syed Sharifuddin Pirzada, Ghous Ali Shah Mr. Justice Inamullah, Mr. Justice Tufail Ali Abdul Rehman, Mr. Justice H.T. Raymond, Mr. Justice A.S. Farooqi, Mr. Justice Noorul Arfin, Prof. Manzoor Hussain, Mr. Samad Shaheen and Mr. N.M. Kotwal, Chief Justice Syed Sajjad Ali Shah, Chief Justice Ajmal Mian, Chief Justice Saeeduzzaman Siddiqui, Mr. Justice Fakhruddin G. Ebrahim, Mr. Justice Nasir Aslam Zahid, Mr. Justice Wajihuddin Ahmed, Mrs. Justice Majida Rizvi, Farogh Naseem and Mr. Justice Haziq-ul-Khairi, the college excelled in imparting legal education for more than 60 years
University Law College
The Law Classes are older than the University to which they are affiliated. Started by the Anjuman-i-Punjab in 1868, they were taken over by the Punjab University Law College in 1870. The courses of study extended over two years, and instructions were given in two separate Classes, one in English and the other in the Vernacular. No test was laid down for admissions; and there were no examinations, as certificates awarded by the College possessed little value. The Punjab Chief Court held its own examinations for Pleader ship and admission to the Bar.
In 1873 rules were framed by the senate of the Punjab University requiring the passing of Entrance Examination of some University or of the Punjab University College as a condition of admission to the Law Classes. The following year the Judges of the Chief Court conceded to the Punjab University College the privilege for holding the Pleader ship Examination. It was laid down that, with the exception of special cases allowed by the Chief Court, no one would be admitted to the law Examination to the Law Examination without having equivalent. The courses of study, as before, extended over two years. Success in the First Examination qualified the candidates for Mukhtarship, and success in the Second Examination qualified him for Pleader ship of the subordinate Courts. Pleaders of five years' standing could be admitted to the Chief Court Bar.
In 1885 the system of two annual examinations in the same subjects but the higher standard in the second year, was replaced by a system of three progressive examinations known as the Preliminary in Law, the First Certificate in law, and the Licentiate in Law. From 1885 to 1906 the courses of study extended over three years.
In 1887 the passing of the Intermediate Examination of the University was made a condition for admission to the Law Classes. For the Licentiate in Law Examination a candidate was required to be a graduate. Another regulation provided that in order to appear in the examination, a candidate must have attended three-fourth of the lectures delivered to his class.
In 1890, the Government of the India gave the University the power to confer the degree of LL.B. and LL.D. The Law Faculty decided in 1891 that the LL.B. Examination should be distinct from that of the Licentiate in Law, and that it should be held in English only. From 1892 five examinations were held, viz the Preliminary, the First Certificate, the Intermediate, the Licentiate in Law and LL.B. To appear in the LL.B. Examination, the candidate or the Licentiate in Law Examination. No one could be eligible for the Intermediate Examination in Law without having passed the Preliminary Examination. Passing of the Intermediate Examination in Law did not entitle a person to legal practice. The courses of study extended over three years. The candidates were, however, permitted to pursue Law and Arts studies simultaneously. As a result of a conference between a Sub-Committee of the Law faculty, and the Judges of the Chief Courts, the Licentiate in Law examination was abolished in 1906, and the duration of the courses of study for the LL.B. examination was reduced to two years. Mukhtarship (Vermicular Class) was abolished in 1913.
Up to 1888 the teaching staff of the Law Classes consisted of a single Law Lecturer. In that year two more members of the staff, Assistant Law Lecturer and a Translator of Law books, were added. The teaching arrangements, however, for a long time remained unsatisfactory. The weekly periods of tuition for each class were not more than about four. In 1889 there were five classes and five pat-time teachers. In 1903 the Law Classes were designated "The Law College" and a whole-time Principal was appointed, thereby raising the strength of the staff from 5 to 6. In 1909 the number of the staff was reduced to three, all of them whole-time. This state of affairs continued for the next six years. Since 1916 teaching staff has included both whole-time and part-time teachers.
In 1922 the College was in the building on the Katchery Road. In 1978 the College shifted to the present building at the Quaid-e-Azam Campus. The building comprises of one College Hall, 12 lecture rooms, a Law Library, one Moot Court Room, a Cafeteria and many other rooms for offices and various other purposes.
In 1935 College Regulations were revised, and the course of instruction for the LL.B. degree was again increased to three years. The rule came into force as from the admissions made in 1936. In the Regulations were again revised and the course of instruction for the LL.B. degree was reduced once again from the two years. This rule into force at the beginning of the 1948-49 session. In order to provide facilities for people in service, it was decided by the University to start evening classes, as an experimental measure in 1956, which were discontinued with the end of the Academic Session 1963-64, but were again started in 1966-67.
The Management of the College vests in the Law College Committee of the Punjab University, subject to control by the Syndicate. Under the Statutes of the University, the Law College Committee consists of the Vice-Chancellor, the Dean Faculty of Law, the Principal of the Law College and three other members.
In 1964 under the directions of the West Pakistan High Court, the LL.B professional course was extended to three years. The College started offering two degree courses in Law; B.L. (academic) a degree of two years duration and LL.B. (Legume Baccalaurean) a degree of three years duration. The holder of B.L. degree were eligible for admission to LL.B. degree only within a period of three years from the date of their passing of the B.L. Examination. The B.L. degree of a candidate who passed the LL.B. Examination was to be deemed to have been merged in the new degree and therefore, automatically cancelled. Under the rule of High Court of West Pakistan, only the holder of LL.B. degree were eligible for enrolment as pleaders.
In November,1966, under the order of the Chancellor, the LL.B. course was again reduced from three to two years. However, three years degree course was re-introduced with effect from the Academic Session 1992-93.
Since the beginning of the Academic Sessions 1969-70 and 1970-71 regular classes for Diploma in Taxation Laws and Diploma in Labour Laws respectively were started. The Diploma in Intellectual Property Law was started from Academic Session 1990-91. The admission to Diploma Classes is open normally to Law Graduates but in exceptional cases the courses can also be undertaken by the students of LL.B. Class. From Academic Session 1981-82 regular LL.M. Classes were also introduced. The Ph.D. registration was made in 1986. Since then three students have been awarded Ph.D degree in Law
Law College
The Law college, University of Peshawar is one of the first institutions that started functioning with the foundation of the University of Peshawar in 1950. It was originally envisaged as a separate Faculty of the University and was later on elevated to the prestigious position of an independent Faculty in 1992. With the reorganization of various Faculties of the University, it is now constituent of the newly established Faculty of Social Science. The college is offering both graduate and postgraduate programmes in law. Legal education is generally provided through public sector universities, but confitionallly through if they and also be private institutions that follow the curriculum and standards prescribed by the higher education commission (HEC) in consultation with the Pakistan Bar Council (PBC), a statutory body to regulate legal profession and legal education in Pakistan.
The LL.B degree courses are adopted after a strenuous exercise; the courses are proposed through a National Curriculum Review Committee (NCRC) of the HEC in Law. The recommendations of the NCRC are then carefully examined by a joint meeting of the representatives of the universities and the members of the PBC (Legal Education Committee). Various academic boards and bodies of the University then review the finally approved courses before they are ultimately adopted. A consistent effort is made to improve the standards of legal education and the curriculum is reviewed after every three years.
The course of Bachelor of Laws extends over three academic years covering LL.B Part-I, LL.B Part-II and LL.B Part-III. The LL.M degree programme is of two academic years. The LL.M programme is a combination of taught and research based course where the students are required to work independently and exceptionally hard under the supervision of their supervisors. The Ph.D studies in law will commence as soon as the Academic Council of the university approves the courses. The college is also offereing certificate and Diploma course in Human Rights Law through the Human Rights Studies Centre. The Human Rights Studies Centre was established in March 2000 under the Government of Pakistan Human Rights and Mass Awareness of Education Programme and is jointly supported by the NORAD and the Swiss Development Cooperation. The courses for postgraduate degree in Human Rights have been approved by the Academic Council and hopefully would be offered as an independent degree from the next academic year.
The college has an academic linkage with the university college, Cork, Ireland and the Law School of the University of Ulster, N-Ireland in the area of Human Rights Law. The British Council under the Higher Education Link Programme supports the link. The College has also signed an MOU with the IUCN Pakistan under which it will have institutional cooperation in the area of Environment Law. Besides, the college is jointly working with the IRC-Pakistan for the promotion of International Humanitarian Law. Every year some of Law College Students are selected both at the National and International level for training and competition programmes of the ICRC. Since last year the semester system has been discontainued due to large number of student and limited resources. From this year the self-finance scheme has been discontnued and students are admitted on normal charges. The total intake of student to LL.B Part-I is 200 out of which first 100 students are admitted in the morning classes on merit and the remaining are enrolled for the second shift programme (subject to notification). All fresh admissions and examinations will be governed by regulations as laid down in the college prospectus and the University regulations.
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The College has its own library containing text books, reference books and Law journals. The students can borrow books from the library, according to the rules prescribed by the University.A small Library Cell has also been established at the New Campus in the Central Library for LL.M and with introduction of these prestigious new programs i.e B.A/LL.B(Hons) & LL.B this smal library would be further expanded to cater to the need of law students.At present Law Moots are arranged by a Committee comprising the Principal or a whole or a part time teacher and Student Secretaries. The Speakers for each moot are selected by the presiding teacher. Opportunity is given to the largest possible number of students to take active part in the moots. Efforts are also being made to enhance the research activity.For this LL.M. program has already been started.
At present the classes of LL.B part-II and LL.B Part-III(Under Annual System) are held at the Govt.Wilayat Hussain Islamia Degree College ,Masoom Shah Road,Multan.While the classes for B.A/LL.B(Hons),LL.B and LL.M programmes under semester system are held at the Main Campus B.Z University ,Multan.The University Law College has started LL.B (Evening) programme under semester system at Govt.Wilayat Hussain Islamia Degree College ,Masoom Shah Road ,Multan.From the current session LL.M program has been shifted from Annual to Semester system as per directives of the Higher Education Commission ,Islamabad.
AABA’s 25th Anniversary Gala & Silent Auction
August 28, 2009: The AABA’s 25th Anniversary Gala & Silent Auction iscoming up in just under two months! The event will be held on Friday,August 28, 2009, at the InterContinental Hotel near the Galleria. Ourkeynote speaker will be the Honorable Bill White, the Mayor of Houston.The reception will start at 6:30 pm followed by dinner and the programat 7:30 pm. We sincerely hope that everyone can join us incommemorating this milestone in our organization’s history. In additionto our distinguished keynote speaker, we also have a special programplanned this year (including a very special menu). Individual ticketscan be purchased online at http://www.aabahouston.com/ or by completing the formin the newsletter. If you’re interested in underwriting and sponsorshipopportunities, forms are included in the newsletter. Any questionsshould be directed to the AABA Gala & Silent Auction Committee Co-ChairsMiranda Lin Bailey (miranda-lin.s.bailey@exxonmobil.com) or Alice Huang(ahuang@lockelord.com).
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AABA EventsApril 20, 2009 — Jason Wu
Dear Friends and Colleagues,
Just a final reminder that our first Breakfast With General Counselevent is this Wednesday, April 22nd, 8 am – 9 am, at the Junior League(1811 Briar Oaks Lane). Our featured keynote speaker will be Cyndi J.Baily, Senior VP and GC of Baylor College of Medicine. Our RSVP’s havebeen a bit lighter than we had hoped, so we sincerely hope you can takean hour out of your morning to hear Cyndi speak and enjoy breakfast withyour friends and colleagues. Attendance is free for AABA members, and$10 for non-AABA members. You can RSVP online at http://www.aabahouston.com/ or to AABA VP of Programs Judy Liu at judy.liu [at] centerpointenergy.com
South Asian Law Students Association
President: Raghav Kohli, raghav.kohli.1@bc.edu Vice President: Naveen Ganesh, naveen.ganesh.1@bc.edu Secretary: Priya Sood, priya.sood.1@bc.edu Treasurer: Sakib Khan, sakib.khan.1@bc.edu Ex-Officio Officer: Heeral Patel, patelhg@bc.edu
Program in Asian Law
The Program has hosted distinguished speakers and visitors, conducted symposia, offered courses, initiated exchange programs, and supported scholarly research.
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Advisory Board
The Program draws on an advisory board of practicing lawyers and leading legal scholars from universities in Asia and the United States. The Board helps to identify key issues for future coverage, disseminates research results, and expands the network of the program interlocutors in Asia and the U.S.
Kyung-whan Ahn, Chairman, Human Rights Commission, Seoul, Korea
Setsuo Miyazawa, Aoyama Gakuin Law School, Tokyo, Japan
Kittisak Prokati, Thammasat University, Thailand
Yash Ghai, University of Hong Kong
Stanley Lubman, University of California at Berkeley
O-gon Kwon, International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia, The Hague
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Since its inception, Pakistan College of Law has progressed continuously through obtaining top position in University results, international linkage programs, certificate courses and the outstanding performance by our students in international forums. All these achievements have made PCL the premier law college in the country. What makes PCL programs special is the breadth of our curriculum, an impressive intellectual community of teachers and scholars heightened by visiting professors as well as constant participation by Bar members.
At PCL we provide our students a very personal experience of getting to know their faculty, their Dean along with Judges of the superior courts and members of the Bar. Our students are also exposed to eminent scholars from around the world from prestigious institutions and leaders in their areas of expertise.
At PCL our goals are very clear. Being the nation's top and most progressive law college, we intend to ensure that our students are prepared to prevail in the changing legal market.