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The Eugene Dupuch Law School (EDLS) hosted its annual Student Exit Seminar for Year II students on May 25, 2023. Held under the theme “Building a Successful Career, the full-day event featuring presentations by industry leaders in law, human resources, and marketing, enlightened students about the next steps towards developing their careers as Attorneys-at-Law.

The Eugene Dupuch Law School competed in the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) 13th International Mooting Competition which was held at the Seat of the Court in Port of Spain, Trinidad and…

On Thursday 6th April 2023 the Eugene Dupuch Law School (Law School) was delighted to host a delegation from the Turks and Caicos Islands (TCI) who visited the Law School as part of a Study Tour to The Bahamas.

The Eugene Dupuch Law School (EDLS) was honoured to present Chief Justice of The Bahamas, Sir Ian Winder Kt., with the Smoky Joe Award 2023 for his distinguished service and contributions to EDLS and the Council of Legal Education.

The Margaret Forte Mooting Competition encourages the cultivation of practical skills of trial advocacy. Participants are engaged in all aspects of a full trial from opening addresses to closing arguments

The Environmental Law Clinic, one of the specialists clinics of the Legal Aid Clinic at the Eugene Dupuch Law School, hosted the third annual Student Essay Competition in March 2023.

The Lex Caribbean Client Interviewing Competition is one of three competitions endorsed by the Council of Legal Education. Participants, selected from among Year 1 students, demonstrate competence in client accommodation, questioning techniques to elicit critical information, and the application of relevant laws.

The Lex Caribbean Client Interviewing Competition is one of three competitions endorsed by the Council of Legal Education. Participants, selected from among Year 1 students, demonstrate competence in client accommodation, questioning techniques to elicit critical information, and the application of relevant laws.

The Lex Caribbean Client Interviewing Competition is one of three competitions endorsed by the Council of Legal Education. Participants, selected from among Year 1 students, demonstrate competence in client accommodation, questioning techniques to elicit critical information, and the application of relevant laws.