International Crimes Tribunal Chief Prosecutor Md Aminul Islam urged law students to develop deep knowledge of relevant laws, case facts, investigations and evidence to become effective lawyers. He made the remarks on Saturday as chief guest at a criminal trial advocacy workshop titled “The Art of Cross Examination,” organised by the Law Club of Manarat International University at its permanent campus in Ashulia Model Town.
Islam said there is no single fixed formula for effective cross-examination. He stressed that trial lawyers must identify what occurred during each stage of an investigation, locate errors and assess inconsistencies or gaps in evidence. He also advised students to build reasoning, curiosity, professional competence and ethical values, and to observe real court proceedings regularly alongside academic study.
Islam and Vice-Chancellor Professor Dr Mohammad Abdur Rob jointly inaugurated the university’s newly built moot court. Students later took part in a mock trial, after which the chief prosecutor reviewed their legal arguments, witness questioning and trial management. The event also recognised students who passed a preparatory class examination for the Bangladesh Judicial Service, while workshop participants received certificates.
আন্তর্জাতিক অপরাধ ট্রাইব্যুনালের চিফ প্রসিকিউটর মো. আমিনুল ইসলাম বলেছেন, একজন ভালো আইনজীবী হতে হলে শুধু আইনের বই পড়লেই হবে না; সংশ্লিষ্ট মামলার তথ্য, তদন্ত প্রক্রিয়া, সাক্ষ্য-প্রমাণ এবং মামলার প্রতিটি বিষয় গভীরভাবে জানতে হবে। পাশাপাশি যুক্তিবোধ, অনুস
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