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The Advocacy Project Initiative runs a Legal Services operation from Sydney, NSW. An educational institution, at advocacyproject.com.au. It holds one address on record, all in Australia. It self-reports a headcount band of 2–10. The record links three similar brands, most of them in Political Organizations.
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The Advocacy Project is an initiative focused on increasing standards of courtroom advocacy within the legal profession.
Our experienced team and presenters provide high quality continuing legal education (MCLE) in the form of interactive, practical workshops designed for practitioners wishing to improve their key advocacy skills and knowledge.
Participants attending an Advocacy Project workshop are given an individual piece of advocacy to complete in both a local court and district court setting. The settings are as realistic as possible and utilise actual courthouses. Presiding judicial members are either sitting or retired members of the NSW judiciary/magistracy or senior members of the bar.
Experience has shown us that the criminal jurisdiction provides the clearest framework within which to develop participant’s inherent advocacy skills. Each participant is given a particular scenario which is finalised at sentence in the summary jurisdiction. Unfortunately the finalisation of the matter is delayed by appeal to the district court. This provides participants with an introduction to appellate advocacy.
Workshops presented by the project are unashamedly practical in their focus and interactive in their delivery. It is intended that while presenters are responsible for the broad structure of workshops, there should be enough flexibility for a significant proportion of content to be determined by participants. However, it is a point of difference between our project and other advocacy courses that the availability of presenters, including presiding judicial members, does not cease at the conclusion of the formal course. Our experience has been that much can be gained by the exchange of ideas and information in a relaxed setting, and to this end all workshops include drinks at the conclusion of the formal coursework.
There are no “stupid questions” at an Advocacy Project workshop.
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One address on record, Australia only. Primary: Sydney, NSW 2000.
Three peer profiles on record:. and Advocacy Australia.