Dynamic Oral Advocacy - ACCESS MCLE

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In alliance with Adamson University, College of Law

Dynamic Oral Advocacy

1,200.00

Legal Writing and Oral Advocacy

2 Credit Units

JUSTICE MAGDANGAL M. DE LEON (Ret.)

Dynamic Oral Advocacy

How do you effectively argue your case in court?

CATEGORY

Legal Writing and Oral Advocacy

CREDIT UNITS

2

DURATION

120:00

LAUNCH DATE

January 2021

ABOUT THE COURSE

This lecture will give you an overview of oral advocacy particularly its history, nature, elements, traits of a successful advocate, trial advocacy, preparation for oral argument before trial courts, and other court levels, and dos and don’ts during oral argument.

The pointers in this lecture were gathered from the experience of the lecturer as trial lawyer for 30 years and appearance before the trial courts (1st and 2nd level), Court of Appeals, Sandiganbayan, Court of Tax Appeals, and the Mount Olympus of any lawyer – the Supreme Court, both division and en banc.

Knowledge of how to prepare and actually argue before trial courts is extremely valuable as this will help lawyers win their cases.

Course Status

AVAILABLE NOW

Course price

₱886

when you avail the Full Compliance (36 Units) bundle

₱1,2000

Regular price for 2 credit unit course

COURSE PREVIEW

Module 1: Commencement in the Construction Industry Arbitration Commission

Module 2: Next Step after Commencement of Arbitration

Module 3: Next Step after the Appointment of Arbitrators

Module 4: Next Step after the Terms of Reference

Module 5: Timetable for the Rendition of the Arbitral Award

Module 6: Incidents after the Rendition of Arbitral Award

LECTURER

JUSTICE MAGDANGAL M. DE LEON (Ret.) 

Associate Justice, Court of Appeals

Justice Magdangal M. de Leon obtained his Foreign Service degree in the University of the Philippines where was a college scholar and was chosen as a member of the Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society and Pi Gamma Mu Social Science Honor Society, and his Bachelor of Laws degree in 1972 from the same university where he finished among the top ten in his batch. 

After a few years in private practice, he entered the Office of the Solicitor General as a Research Attorney in 1976. Rising from the ranks, he was appointed as Assistant Solicitor General by President Corazon Aquino in 1991. As a trial lawyer for thirty (30) years, he had argued before all court levels – Municipal/Metropolitan Trial Court, Regional Trial Court, Court of Appeals, Court of Tax Appeals, Sandiganbayan, and Supreme Court, both division and en banc, giving him considerable experience in the litigation process in the country.

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