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Kabale University Launches Faculty of Law, Kabale High Court Judge Urges Law Schools to Prioritize Judgment and Submission Writing

Obed Kankiriho
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  • Justice Emokor noted that many lawyers only begin practicing judgment writing after finishing the Law Development Centre (LDC) and becoming Grade One Magistrates, which jeopardizes the profession as they often make numerous mistakes in case handling.

KABALE: Kabale High Court Judge, Justice Emokor Samuel, has emphasized the need for law institutions to train lawyers in judgment and submission writing.

He made this statement on Wednesday evening while officiating as the chief guest at the launch of the Faculty of Law at Kabale University in Kabale District. Justice Emokor noted that many lawyers only begin practicing judgment writing after finishing the Law Development Centre (LDC) and becoming Grade One Magistrates, which jeopardizes the profession as they often make numerous mistakes in case handling.

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He also pointed out that most institutions fail to teach the necessary components of effective submissions, which has caused difficulties for many lawyers. Justice Emokor urged Kabale University School of Law to go beyond the standard curriculum offered at other institutions and equip its students with skills in submission and judgment writing, thereby enhancing the students’ and the university’s marketability.

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Kabale High Court Judge, Justice Emokor Samuel.

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Justice Emokor also called on Kabale University administrators to provide students with ample opportunities to practice law, enabling them to gain exposure to various aspects of the profession. He stressed the importance of imparting ethical values to students, ensuring they become good ambassadors for the university even after completing their courses.

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Prof. Joy Constance Kwesiga, Kabale University Vice Chancellor.

The University Vice Chancellor, Prof. Joy Constance Kwesiga, stated that the Faculty of Law will be designed to ensure that what is taught aligns with practical realities. She expressed her vision for a vibrant Faculty of Law and called on well-wishers to support its progress. Prof. Kwesiga emphasized the importance of research and the need to instill values of humanity in the students.

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The Dean of the Faculty, Dr. Charlotte Kabaseke, shared that their vision is to be a leader in offering world-class legal education and training at national, regional, and international levels. She outlined their mission to provide excellent legal education that is both affordable and accessible. Dr. Kabaseke also pledged to establish a legal clinic to offer pro bono services for the benefit of the community.

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Dean of the Faculty, Dr. Charlotte Kabaseke
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