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Legal lectures & learning

A curated library of legal scholars and practitioners

Educational links organised by topic, with all content remaining at its original source.

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Selected legal lectures and clips

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Criminal law01

Seriousness of investigations

Prof. Dr. Jamil Abdel-Baqi Al-Saghir

A short discussion of the legal threshold for serious investigations.

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Criminal law02

Limits of investigative evidence

Ragai Attia — may he rest in peace

A concise discussion of investigative material and its limits as evidence.

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Criminal law03

Legal limits of stop and inquiry

Prof. Dr. Jamil Abdel-Baqi Al-Saghir

An explanation of stop and inquiry and how it differs from arrest.

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Criminal law04

Importance of the forensic medical report

Published by “Legal Masterpieces”

The technical and legal significance of forensic medical reporting.

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Criminal law05

How should counsel read an investigation report?

Dr. Mohamed Bahaa El-Din Abu Shoka

Practical points when reviewing and analysing an investigation report.

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Criminal law06

Acquittal starts here

Prof. Dr. Gamal Diab, Court of Cassation lawyer

A practical discussion of defence strategy and weaknesses that may alter a case.

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Criminal law07

One error changed the case

Prof. Dr. Gamal Diab, Court of Cassation lawyer

A case study on how a material error changed the direction of a fatal-assault case.

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Criminal law08

Criminal procedure in bribery and public-funds offences

Dr. Mohamed Bahaa El-Din Abu Shoka

A full lecture on procedural issues in bribery and offences against public funds.

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