Emmanuel Meta Aloro

Results for orals and tests for intake 2 @LDC_Uganda are out. The feelings range from happiness to sadness, dejection, shock etc BUT No one has failed the course! You can Pass! Going forward focus on areas with low marks and maintain the good ones. You can pass!! Game’s Still On!

Challenges of young lawyers are now your challenges too as intake one @LDC_Uganda in clerkship - No meals or allowances! But we say have faith that one day it will be worth the struggle. @ug_lawsociety should discuss welfare at law firms for clerkship students.

Intake 1 @LDC_Uganda as day come of clerkship is coming to and end, some of you don’t have clerkship placements- please work with the Bar course depart and sort it out asap. Those who have not reported- ensure you report and begin the journey. I hope u all had lunch.😊

Intake 2 @LDC_Uganda clerkship offers an opportunity to showcase your abilities as a good lawyer. You will learn and decide your career path. Be humble and focused- it maybe your audition for a job. Learn office “dos & donts”. Don’t join Lugambo cliques! Remain PROFESSIONAL!

Intake One @LDC_Uganda as you conclude clerkship, I am sure you have learnt a lot of things. Ensure you leave the placements with contacts - you will need them in future. Get some rest and belt up for two fast and furious months called 4th term. See you all soon. Nice weekend.

Intake 2 @LDC_Uganda CONGRATULATIONS upon completion of your exams. Well done to you all. Now relax the heads. Do not misbehave with drinking somethings out of excitement… this is one battle- the war is not over. Enjoy yourselves. Cheers

Trial Advocacy Exam @LDC_Uganda 1. Read, understand the facts & questions. 2. Answer like you are prosecuting or defending a case in court. 3. This exam tests your trial skills. 4. This exam is part of the moots you did, relax. 5. Complete the exam.

The youth should take keen interest in how they can access such facilities. Govt has several projects and programs that can be beneficial to job creation and youth & Public involvement. Let us get involved!!

Tomorrow @LDC_Uganda , the Bar Course students will have Trial Advocacy written exam. Approach the exam like an Advocate perusing a file to prepare for a hearing. Be practical. Do not assume that the judge (examiner) knows. This exam is as practical as it gets! ! Be open minded.…

Congratulations to the students @LDC_Uganda who have completed three exams so far this week. It is not easy. It is draining. It gets tiring. But this is the only known route to achieving your dream of becoming Advocates. It is worth the fight. I believe you all can succeed!!!!

The Bar Course @LDC_Uganda is a relentless pursuit of academic and professional achievement-tomorrow is Legal Writing and Drafting. This is as much an English language exam as it is Law. You know the law already, now approach the exam confidently. You must complete it!

Tomorrow we have Professional Conduct and Ethics @LDC_Uganda . Please read the instructions well. Understand the questions. Remember your first target is to understand and write the correct answer. Do not panic. Do not overthink things. Compose yourself. Good luck. You can do it!

Someone kindly tell me what you would do to a grown man who threatens to assault and beat up your mother just because of politics!! What should one do to such a man???

As the oral exams conclude @LDC_Uganda, like an efficient fluent formula one tire change-u must shift to the upcoming written exams. The course is action packed just like the life of a busy Advocate-NO TIME TO RELAX. Pick up those notes and study. Well done on completing orals.

Orals are interesting @LDC_Uganda … students, questions from panels get repeated in different versions- but it seems you are not sharing your panel experiences in realtime and this is not nice. Fight as a group. Share questions. Pass the course. Good luck.

When doing orals @LDC_Uganda, please ensure u get sufficient rest. Appearing before a panel in an extremely tied state is not good. You must appear looking sharp like you are going for a business meeting as a CEO. Do not appear looking “fwaaaaaa”

All the students who started and did orals today @LDC_Uganda, well done. Rest and reflect on the day. You now know what it is like. Take the lessons to the next one. Those yet to start- be as courageous as you can, be very bold and focused- you can do this. Good luck.

Hope clerkship is moving on well for intake 1 @LDC_Uganda. Do your best- clerkship can also work as an interview for you to be retained- u may also need good referrals one day. Learn how the profession works as a trade. Research on LDC topics of 4th term!!. Good luck.

Orals @LDC_Uganda begin tomorrow for intake 2. If you’re in intake 2- call up a friend in intake 1 and ask them what worked for them; What didn’t work for them; what they could do differently. Remember it is an assessment - give panelists what to assess. Good luck to you all.