KLE Law College wins fourth Al Ameen national moot court competition with constitutional law victory

KLE Law College, Bengaluru, has claimed the top honour at the fourth Al Ameen national moot court competition, walking away with a cash prize of ₹50,000 after demonstrating superior advocacy on constitutional and digital law questions.

SASTRA Deemed University's law school from Thanjavur finished as runners-up, securing ₹30,000 in prize money at the event organised by Al Ameen Law College, Shoranur.

Four-day contest tests legal acumen

The competition concluded on the Al Ameen Law College campus after four days of arguments by law students from institutions across the country. Participants grappled with complex questions spanning constitutional and digital law, reflecting contemporary challenges in India's legal landscape.

High Court judge addresses valedictory

Kerala High Court judge Jayakumar K.V. delivered the keynote address at the valedictory function held on the concluding day. The ceremony also drew senior legal professionals and academicians including K.J. Krishnadas, N. Sriraj, Balasubramanian, and P. Lawwellman.

Al Ameen Law College Vice-Principal Sunitha P.N. presided over the function, while faculty member Saritha S. Menon welcomed the gathering. Student coordinators Razin Zaheer and Natasha Jaffar proposed the vote of thanks.

Source: The Hindu