A Practical Workshop to Learn Judgement Writing (Civil & Criminal Cases) (Diglot Edition)

A Practical Workshop to Learn Judgment Writing (Civil & Criminal Cases) is a meticulously crafted handbook designed to equip law students, judicial service aspirants, and legal professionals with the practical skills needed to write legally sound, coherent, and well-structured judgments.

This book serves both as a guidebook and a lecture companion, offering a series of 36 structured classes that simulate a real workshop environment. It breaks down the often intimidating task of judgment writing into manageable and practical components.

Key Features:

• Civil Cases
  • Drafting of Plaint - Learn how to frame the initial pleading effectively.
  • Drafting of Written Statement - Understand how to address and counter allegations.
  • Settlement of Issues - Gain clarity on identifying and framing issues that need adjudication.
  • Judgment Writing - Step-by-step instructions on writing a clear and justified civil court judgment.
• Criminal Cases
  • Framing of Charge - Learn the legal and procedural intricacies of framing charges under criminal law.
  • Judgment - A guide to logically assessing evidence and delivering a reasoned judgment.
  • Order on Sentence - Understand how to write appropriate sentencing orders based on findings.
• Workshop-Oriented Learning
  • A 36-class lecture series format to simulate classroom-style progressive learning.
  • Ideal for judicial service exam preparation and practical legal training.
  • Offers sample formats, templates, exercises, and model judgments for hands-on practice.
• Focuses on both theory and application - rare in judgment writing texts.
• Reflects recent legal developments and ethical standards in judicial reasoning.
• Written in simple, accessible language for learners at all stages.