The
annual presentation of the Legal Clinic was held at Sokhumi State University. As part of the event, the university hosted
10th–12th grade students from Public School No. 2, named after Jumber
Betashvili.
The
visit took place within the framework of the 18-credit Practical Law Teaching
course of the Legal Clinic at the Faculty of Law and Diplomacy. Second-year
Master’s students delivered presentations to the school students on current and
socially significant legal issues.
The
guests were welcomed by the Rector of Sokhumi State University, Professor Tea
Jugeli; the Dean of the Faculty of Law and Diplomacy, Professor Vepkhvia
Gvaramia; and the Head of the Legal Clinic, Professor Lali Gabisonia, who also
led the presentation session.
During
this year’s final Legal Clinic presentation, second-year Master’s students
presented the following topics:
Anano Panchulidze – "Cybersecurity:
Legal Aspects and Data Protection"
Sofio Khajomia – "Online Behavior,
Social Networks, and Their Legal Regulation"
Mziana Jikia – "Specifics of Child
Employment in the Public and Private Sectors"
Saba
Robakidze – "Partnership Between Police and Adolescents"
Ana Giligashvili – "Bullying in
Adolescence"
Giorgi Mekhrishvili – "Tobacco and
Drugs: A Threat That May Define Your Future"
Natia Zubiashvili – "Child Property
and Inheritance Rights"
Mariam Lomauridze – "Intellectual
Property: How to Protect Your Ideas"
The
meeting was held in an interactive format. The students and their teacher, Inga
Todua, participated actively in the discussions, asking questions and sharing
their opinions.
Following
the presentations, the guests toured the university infrastructure, including
the mock Courtroom and the Criminalistics Laboratory. The Head of the
Laboratory, Associate Professor Gimzer Alania, introduced the students to
modern technical equipment used for forensic examinations. The visitors showed
particular interest in the educational and scientific spaces.
At
the conclusion of the event, participants and guests took commemorative group
photos.