2. AUGUST 11, 2012 CATCH THE LLC SPIRIT INTRODUCING LLOYD LAW COLLEGE 1

3. WELCOME CLASS OF 2012!!! Dear Freshers It gives me immense pleasure to introduce you to the Lloyd Law College. Congratulations! You have begun an incredible journey of learning and discovery. You have embarked an ambitious and exciting phase and we are delighted that you have chosen LLC for your legal education. Hello, & Welcome to LLC. My name is Jigisha and I am a faculty here. 2

4. POINTERS AT ORIENTATION Facts about establishment Vision and Mission Statement Objectives Achievements Life at Lloyd Informative Guest Lectures Activities Moot Courts Parliament Visits Legal Aid Camps Visit to Courts Utilities 3

5. FACTS ABOUT ESTABLISHMENT Lloyd Law College is established under the genesis of Satilila Charitable Society (SCS) in the year 2003. The College is currently affiliated to Ch. Charan Singh University, Meerut. The Affiliation is approved by the Bar Council of India. (The Patron of Professional Legal Education & Profession in India). 4

6. Enlightened VISION Lloyd Law College strives towards the growth, development and formation of such a generation of students who possess the intellectual genius and moral consciousness so as to be the responsible citizens of tomorrow. 5

7. GRUND TRINITY….. Ladder of Success Enlightened Vision To develop lawyers who possess moral conviction, social compassion and professional competence To practice law as a calling to serve others, and to create a moral & just society. Stead Fast Mission Leader of Professional Education Prestigious in Professional Legal Research Benchmark in Professional Legal Training Best marketed in Professional Legal Placements Strong Objectives Evolve and impart comprehensive legal education Promote advanced studies and research in all avenues Inculcate cultural, legal and ethical values 6

8. Inspire Engage and Grow… Life @ Lloyd 7

9. STUDENT LIFE Life at Lloyd is vital, engaging and rich – within the academic context and beyond it. We have a remarkably active campus offering daily events – many initiated by students – that enrich the in-class experience. You will find opportunities to work on a law journal, a panel discussion with HC and SC Judges, leading activities that range from moot courts, debates, cultural activities and much more…. 8

10. FACILITIES & UTILITIES Moot Court Rooms Library Xerox Fax Cyber Lab Conveyance Hostel Sports Medical Facilities Café Coffee Day 9

11. Introduction of Certificate Courses Certificate Courses Legal Literacy IPRADR Corporate Law 10

12. SKILL TRAINING 11

13. Legal Aid Client Counseling Legal Aid implies giving free legal services to the poor and needy Purpose: a) Provides a provision of practical knowledge, training and development of skill sets, b) socially sensitising students, and c) the creation of low cost yet dependable legal counsel and an awareness of the law in socio- economically backward sections. A law office is simulated Two students in a team (Lawyer and Client Participate) The student interviews with a person playing the role of the client. Student is expected to elicit the relevant information, explore with the client his or her preferred outcome, outline the nature of the problem, and present the client with a means for resolving the problem. Legal Aid and Client Counseling 12

14. Moot Mock Trial Mock Trial Vs Moot Mock Trial is designed to test the participants skill of handling and presenting evidence, examining, cross- examining and re- examining witnesses Moot is designed to test the participant’s ability to argue a question of law. It is an adversarial exercise intended to test the evidence in a hypothetical case set in a hypothetical court. In other words, a mock trial is designed to establish the facts of the case By contrast with a mock trial, the participation in a moot have to assume that the evidence has already been tested, and that the facts of the case have been determined, as set out in the moot problem. 13

15. Placement & Training Team (Proposed) Group Head Training & Placement Placement Manager Team Lead Training and Placement Training and Placement Executive 14

16. Training & Placement – Process Flow (Proposed) Student Profiling Student’s skill set Vs Skill set requirement Students opt for multiple industries of their interest Placement office matches profile of the students and sends to corporate Corporate shortlists the student’s profile Group discussion/ Interview of shortlisted students by the corporate Selection of student by corporate Placement Process 15

17. STUDENT EXCHANGE PROGRAM 16 Lloyd Law College has signed a number of MOUs with other universities. Student Exchange Program of LLC with KSL, 32 students of KSL, Nepal will be coming to Lloyd College to interact with our students. And, our students will be visiting KSL, Nepal for the same in the month of Oct, 2012 There are many more exchange programs and visits in the coming session, so students pull up your socks and get ready to catch the LLC Spirit with national and international approach. Of Lloyd Law College with Kathmandu School of Law (KSL), Kathmandu, Nepal

18. EMINENT GUEST FACULTY Visit – 2012-13 Dr. Veeda, IRAN. Dr. Tamara Relish, New York, USA. Dr. Yuvraj Sanghrola, Kathmandu, NEPAL. Dr. Zakir Hussain, BANGLADESH. Dr. Geeta Pathak, NEPAL. Dr. Tasleem Kausar, PAKISTAN. Dr. Anil Raghuvanshi, SUDAN. Dr. Rajesh Sharma, City Univ., HONG KONG. Dr. Rajan Narsinghen, WTO, GENEVA. Dr. Naveel, JORDAN. 17

19. Conclusion Greater Independence Greater Personal Responsibility Attend Classes regularly Visit College websites and notice boards regularly thank you…. 18