A common slang saying in Nairobi is “Tuko pamoja” – we are all in this together. This visit saw ICCA trainers, aspiring trainers from the Kenyan Bar and Kenya School of Law students working together on a challenging four-day course.
ICCA trainers on their trip to KenyaWelcome to the ICCA
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Academic and Professional Excellence for the Bar
The ICCA strives for ‘Academic and Professional Excellence for the Bar’. Led by the Dean, the ICCA has a team of highly experienced legal academics, educators and instructional designers. It also draws on the expertise of the profession across the Inns, Circuits, Specialist Bar Associations and the Judiciary to design and deliver bespoke training for student barristers and practitioners at all levels of seniority, both nationally, pan-profession and on an international scale.
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Update to the Criminal Practice Direction 2015 (9)
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“Floating–Free”
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Advocacy Standards in the Youth Court
The Bar Standards Board has met the standard set for improving the quality of advocacy.
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OUP & ICCA National Mooting Competition 2019
The pursuit of excellence in advocacy is central to the Inns of Court College of Advocacy’s functions, so we are delighted to be partnering with Oxford University Press for the prestigious OUP & ICCA National Mooting Competition.
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