Al-Farabi University organizes virtual court sessions to train law students in practical skills for trials and pleadings

The virtual court is one of the most prominent methods of practical legal education in the Law Department at Al-Farabi University, offering students a unique opportunity to apply theoretical knowledge in a realistic, simulated environment. Students participate in weekly trial and pleading sessions, where they assume various roles, including parties to the case, representatives for plaintiffs or defendants, and even judges presiding over court proceedings.

These training sessions cover a variety of cases, including criminal, civil, and personal status cases, giving students a comprehensive understanding of legal procedures and the nuances of advocacy across different legal fields. This experience serves as a complement to theoretical learning, enabling students to develop practical skills, enhance critical thinking, and build legal analysis abilities, better preparing them for careers in the legal field after graduation.