Law

“If the law supposes that then the law is an ass.”

If you want to pique the interests of your students in law and the legal system then send them on a well-designed field trip to engage and develop there knowledge and understanding. Trips to a courthouse, jail, police station and law offices are a few of the suggestions that schools have requested over the years. The Hague’s International Court of Justice and the International Criminal Court are a big attraction for International Law students and it is possible to visit a public court session on a first come first served basis although places are limited and advanced warning is necessary. You could also do a guided tour of the Peace Palace, a beautiful building, which is open on weekdays only and must be reserved in advance.

Need something less complex and located in the UK then court visits to London, Manchester and Nottingham can help to develop a deeper understanding of the law and legal proceedings in the court room. Get a bird’s-eye view of what the British judicial system is like from the inside of an actual court room. The Royal Courts of Justice in London deal with civil cases, the majority of cases will involve topics such as financial or family disputes as well as asylum, libel or deportation hearings. You may get lucky and sit in on a case involving a famous name or celebrity!

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