Honesty as the Fundamental Basis of Legal Education: A Study and Critique on “Freedom to Learn” Educational Policy

2021 ◽  
Author(s):  
Siska Diana Sari ◽  
Nizam Zakka Arizal ◽  
Arief Budiono
2021 ◽  
Vol 273 ◽  
pp. 12100
Author(s):  
Victor Linkin ◽  
Zinaida Lusegenova ◽  
Galina Pulenko

The authors set a goal to analyze the problems of contemporary legal education in Russia in the presented research. The necessity of legal education in interdisciplinary and cross-sector interaction with other humanities are identified, and only when these connections are established, it is possible to get into inter-scientific relations. The most extreme issues of the activities of law faculties in various types of educational institutions - in departmental and multidisciplinary institutions were considered, using the example of the influence of various approaches to training future employees of the judiciary. The influence of the educational institution affiliation on the educational process and the issues of deployment the teaching staff are considered, the differences in teaching practical skills in these types of educational institutions are also demonstrated. The authors identified two types of problems - internal and external. Internal - the problems of the educational institutions themselves, external - the problems of implementing the educational policy of the state. Unfortunately, the authors state the unwillingness of the teachers themselves to change because of the rapidly modifying social relations. The absence of a critical attitude, first of all to oneself, causes a false illusion of normality and acceptability. Resulting from the analysis of the entity of the problems, the necessity of initiating changes from the educational institutions and teachers is understood, and not from the state.


2018 ◽  
Vol 4 ◽  
pp. 6-11
Author(s):  
Ivan V. Teplyashin ◽  
◽  
Evgenia V. Bogatova ◽  

Purpose. Change in educational standards and technology of entering high education lead today, with all other results, to deformation of a professional profile of a graduate of a university. The practice of transition to a three-tier system of higher education (bachelor’s, master’s, post-graduate) and, in turn, the rejection of a specialty, testifies to the intention of government institutions to form a qualitative model of stage-by-stage vocational education. At the same time, individual components of the general educational function of the state are neglected: the ratio of the number of professional programs in higher education institutions and their pedagogical potential, the level of qualification skills of the teaching staff, the interrelationship of production and higher education institute. Methodology: dialectics, formally legal method, synthesis, analysis, economic-legal and psychological-legal methods. Conclusions. Firstly, in spite of the changes in educational policy in line with the market economy, the transition to the Bologna (European) standards, the introduction of other innovations and rules, the result does not agree with the expectations of the society and the demands of employers. Here you can observe the transition from the real quality of education to the number of graduates of law schools with conditional superficial knowledge, which can be designated as inflation of higher legal education. Secondly, the state must propose to the society the variability of the implementation of educational policy in this way guarantee the citizen the opportunity to use the dynamics and efficiency in the selection of advanced, promising forms of pedagogical and scientific activity. From this perspective, government agencies should continue letter of accreditation and other monitoring arrangements in relation to universities that accomplish training legal personnel (judicial personnel) to the subject of compliance quality characteristics and prospects of operation. Thirdly, concernment causes socio-legal status of high school teacher starting from the level of remuneration of labour, respect for this category of blackcoated proletariat from the society as a whole, ending with condition of legal guarantee of the rights, legitimate interests of this group of people and also availability of corresponding privileges and preferences. Scientific and practical significance. Undertaken study allows defining inflationary processes in the sphere of higher legal education as a scientific novella, which makes it possible to understand strategic miscalculations in educational policy. The authors sure that weakness and destructive tendencies in the development of the system of higher legal education could reduce the efficiency of the functioning of the public authority system and organizational management behaviour of non-governmental structures. The conclusions of this study can be used to change (reform) the general architecture of educational policy, to discuss its parameters at the level of scientific seminars and conferences.


2021 ◽  
pp. 232200582110659
Author(s):  
Sanjit Kumar Chakraborty ◽  
Tushar Krishna

Legal education serves as a means of social regulation and a tool for social transformation. In 2020, the Indian government released India’s third educational policy, considered the most ambitious educational policy ever. However, legal scholars fostered several misgivings about the efficacy of the drafted policy in addressing underlying shortcomings in legal education in India. Serious concerns have been raised, especially in light of the nation’s recent loss of prospects in the global economy that could have been achieved otherwise. As a result, addressing the debate that arose due to the NEP’s introduction and its impact upon legal education, which is still subjugated by multiple regulatory frameworks, has become critical. Against this background, the present research explores legal education and its history to better grasp the problems at hand. Following that, the article attempts to analyse the quotidian adversities faced by the institutions and regulators in meeting the demands of the new world order. While doing so, this article takes a critical approach to identify the concerns and inhibitions that exist under the draft policy and remains unresolved by the NEP in view of aimed ‘radical reconstruction of education’. Finally, the authors conclude the article with findings and recommendations.


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