Students from Swami Devi Dyal College of Law on 29th May,2024 got an opportunity to deepen their understanding of the judicial system with a visit to the Supreme Court of India in Delhi this week. This educational excursion aimed to provide future legal professionals with practical insights into the highest court in the country.
The group, comprised of third-year law students and their professors, was given an extensive tour of the Supreme Court building. They observed the grandeur of the court room where justices deliberate on cases that shape Indian law and society.The tour also included the Supreme Court library, which houses an extensive collection of legal texts and historical documents.
“This visit provides an invaluable educational experience for our students,” said Principal Dr. Richa Ranjan, who organized the trip. She added “Witnessing the judicial process in such a tangible way will significantly enhance their legal education.”
The students also attended a live oral argument session, where they observed attorneys presenting their cases and justices questioning them. This firsthand experience allowed the students to see the practical application of their studies and the high level of preparation and skill required to argue before the Supreme Court.
The visit concluded with a discussion led by a Supreme Court clerk, who elaborated on the behind-the-scenes work that supports the justices, including the case selection process, legal research, and the drafting of opinions. The clerk emphasized the importance of rigorous legal scholarship and the role clerks play in assisting the justices.
“The Supreme Court visit has undoubtedly been a highlight of our legal education,”added students. “It’s one thing to study landmark cases in textbooks, but seeing the Court in person brings a new level of appreciation and understanding.”
This visit not only reinforced the students’ passion for law but also provided them with practical knowledge and insights that will serve them well in their future legal careers.
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