Lawyers advocate compulsory law courses
The Lawyers' Syndicate has called for the reintroduction of the study of Principles of Jurisprudence in law faculties, after it became clear that the new curriculum did not include it as a mandatory subject and that personal status topics were merged into a single course, resulting in a reduction of the allocated hours. They emphasized that the absence of Principles of Jurisprudence negatively affects the understanding of legal texts and the continuity of advocacy skills, as this subject is considered the primary reference for interpreting legal texts. It also constitutes a fundamental element in preparing graduates to practice law and meet the registration requirements of the Lawyers' Syndicate. They urged for a re-evaluation of the curriculum to ensure these topics are included as essential components, thereby guaranteeing the competence of graduates and fulfilling the demands of the job market and legal standards.
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