LAW5604 Clinical Law-I: Alternative Dispute Resolution — Unit 5: Writing, Submission of Report and Its Presentation

Unit 5: Writing, Submission of Report and Its Presentation

5.1 Writing and Submission of Draft Report

The ADR report’s structure (the doctrinal architecture):

1. The preliminary pages (the title, the declaration, the acknowledgements, the contents, the abstract).
2. The introduction (the context, the questions, the scope, the methodology).
3. The body chapters (the concepts’ chapter: the ADR’s theory — the negotiation-mediation-arbitration triad; the law’s chapter: the acts-and-rules; the practice’s chapter: the centers, the cases, the field observations — the visits’ findings integrated; the analysis: the gaps-and-suggestions).
4. The conclusion-and-recommendations (the questions answered; the reform proposed).
5. The bibliographies (the primary: the statutes-and-cases; the secondary: the books-and-articles; the list of the visited institutions).
   The draft’s discipline: the timeline’s stages (the convener’s calendar); the citation’s continuity (U2’s forms — from the first draft); the honest audit (the practice’s praise-and-critique balanced — the clinical report’s credibility).

5.2 Checking and Submission of Final ADR Report

1. The check-list: the feedback’s incorporation (the convener’s comments — the changes’ evidence); the citation’s audit (the forms’ consistency; the sources’ verification); the language’s proof (the clarity, the typos); the format’s compliance (the convener’s template); the originality’s assurance (the plagiarism’s discipline — U2.2).
2. The final submission: the bound-or-digital copy per the convener’s instruction; the deadline’s respect; the declaration’s signing (the original work’s affirmation).
3. The presentation (the course’s final act): the report’s defense — the 10-15 minutes’ presentation; the questions’ handling (the findings, the method, the recommendations); the viva’s readiness (the report’s own re-reading — the mastery assumed).
   The evaluation’s faces (the clinical course’s pattern): the internal (the process: the participation, the proposal, the draft stages) + the external (the report-and-the viva) — the skills-and-the-substance together (the convener’s scheme per the course description).

Model Questions

1. Describe the structure of the ADR report. (10)
2. What checks precede the final submission? (10)
3. How is the report presented and defended? (10)

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