Legal Workshop in Guwahati Focuses on Real Courtroom Skills
By The Eastell • March 18, 2026 • , , ,

A two-day legal workshop aimed at strengthening practical courtroom skills concluded in Guwahati on March 15, bringing together law students and young advocates from across the region.

Titled “Legal Mastery – A Comprehensive Workshop for Legal Professionals and Future Lawyers,” the programme focused on bridging the gap between legal education and real-world practice.

A two-day legal workshop in Guwahati trained law students and young advocates in practical courtroom skills, covering civil and criminal law procedures.

Venue and Organisers

The workshop was held at the New Arts Players Auditorium and organised by:

  • Aadya Society Institute for Management and Legal Studies
  • Nowgong Law College
  • North East ADR Solutions OPC Private Limited

Eminent Legal Experts Attend

The inaugural session on March 14 was attended by:

  • Soumitra Saikia as Chief Guest
  • B. P. Katakey as Guest of Honour

Speakers emphasised the importance of practical exposure in legal training, especially for early-career professionals.

What the Workshop Covered

The two-day programme focused on both civil and criminal law:

Day 1: Civil Litigation

  • Drafting legal documents
  • Trial procedures
  • Writ petitions

Day 2: Criminal Law

  • New legal frameworks: BNS, BNSS, BSA
  • Bail and investigation procedures
  • Trial advocacy

Closing Session and Participation

The closing ceremony on March 15 featured:

  • Justice (Retd.) B. P. Katakey
  • Judicial officers Roushan Lal and Gitali Rabha

They shared insights on:

  • Legal ethics
  • Justice delivery
  • Professional responsibility

Certificates were distributed to participants at the end of the programme.

Strong Participation from Guwahati and Beyond

The workshop saw wide participation from law students and young advocates from Guwahati and across Assam and the Northeast.

Organisers expressed hope that such initiatives will:

  • Enhance practical legal skills
  • Improve courtroom readiness
  • Strengthen the region’s legal ecosystem

Why This Matters for Guwahati

As a growing centre for legal education and judiciary activity, Guwahati benefits from:

  • Skill-based legal training programmes
  • Exposure to real-world legal processes
  • Stronger linkage between academia and practice

Frequently Asked Questions

Where was the workshop held?

The workshop was conducted at the New Arts Players Auditorium in Ambari, Guwahati.

What was the focus of the programme?

It focused on practical courtroom skills, including civil and criminal law procedures.