University of Pretoria Faculty of Law - Student Activities

Student Activities

Law students participate in the following activities:

  • The Constitutional Tribunal is the judicial body of student governance and adjudicates disputes primarily between student organisations and its judge’s sit on the panel of student disciplinary hearings.
  • The Pretoria Student Law Review (PSLR), published by PULP, is student driven and administered initiative providing an interactive student platform for to discuss topical legal matters.
  • Law House provides a platform for social engagement, community outreach and student engagement with the faculty.
  • Several internal and external moot court competitions through the Moot and Debating Society.
  • Educating Prisoners About Human Rights (EPHAR) which engages unsentenced offenders to inform them about their fundamental human rights and responsibilities.
  • The Language Centre which assist other students in the development of their language skills under the guidance of admitted attorneys.
  • The Student Disciplinary Advisory Panel (SDAP) may give advice to students appearing in front of student disciplinary hearings regarding the nature of the procedure of student disciplinary hearings.

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