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Saturday, August 29, 2009

The Motivation Talk

PROGRAMME REPORT OF THE MOTIVATION TALK (CERAMAH MOTIVASI)

By: Tan Sri Dato' Nik Hashim Bin Nik Ab. Rahman
The Professor Adjung of FUHA, UDM
Date: 09th and 10th August 2009 (Sunday and Monday)
Venue: Campus KUSZA, UDM
Organizer: Faculty of Law and International Relations, UDM
Competitor: Law Students
Tentative: 09th August 2009 (Sunday) : Othman Block
10.30 am > LLB 5th Sem and LLB 7th Sem enter in venue
11.00 am > Introducing speech
11.05 am > The Motivation Talk of "The Right of Arrestee During Arrestment In The Light of ISA"
12.30 pm > Discussion session
01.00 pm > Lunch and dismiss

10th August 2009 (Monday) : Dewan Al-Muktafi Billah Shah (DABS)
08.30 am > All students enter in venue
09.00 am > Introducing speech
09.05 am > Motivation Talk of "The Challenge For Students In The Profession of Law" ("Cabaran Graduan Dalam Profesyen Undang-Undang")
10.00 am > Discussion session
10.30 am > Feast and dismiss

A special thanks to The Professor Adjung of FUHA, UDM.
Also thanks to The Deputy Dean, The Deputy Vice Dean, all lecturers and staff of FUHA.
Thank you to all law students.

"Unity Through Law"

The Closing Law Academic Week 2009

PROGRAMME REPORT OF THE CLOSING LAW ACADEMIC WEEK 2009

Date: 08th August 2009 (Saturday)
Venue: Dewan Kuliah Utama (DKU), Campus KUSZA, UDM
Time: 08.30 pm - 11.00 pm
Organizer: Academic Bereau of FLAIRSOC
Competitor: All Law Students (The members of FLAIRSOC)
Tentative: 08.00 pm > Students enter in DKU
08.30 pm > Singing the Negaraku, Ilmu Demi Faedah Insan and Asma'ul Husna
08.45 pm > Debate Competition - Final Stage
09.45 pm > Nasyid shows
10.10 pm > Speech from The Head of Programme
Academic Exco: Mohd Ikhwan Naguib
10.20 pm > Speech from The Deputy Dean of FUHA, UDM
Madam NOraida Binti Harun
10.45 pm > Give the present and souvenir
11.00 pm > Dismiss and feast

A special thanks to The Deputy Dean of FUHA, The President, The Vice President 1 and The Vice President 2 of FLAIRSOC, all Excos specially to Academic Exco and The Members of Bereau Academic.
Also thanks to The Chief of Group and all members of FLAIRSOC.

"Unity Through Law"

Law Academic Week

PROGRAMME REPORT OF LAW ACADEMIC WEEK 2009

Date: 06th, 07th and 8th August 2009 (Thursday, Friday and Saturday)
Venue: Campus KUSZA, UDM
Time: 08.00 am till 11.00 pm
Organizer: Academic Bereau of FLAIRSOC
Competitor: All Law Students (The members of FLAIRSOC)
Tentative: 06th August 2009 (Thursday)
05.00 pm - 06.30 pm > Aerobic : FUHA
08.00 pm - 10.30 pm > Pantun Competition : Oth01

07th August 2009 (Friday)
08.00 am - 11.00 am > Client Counseling Competition : Oth01
03.00 pm - 05.30 pm > Passing The Bills Competition : Oth01
08.00 pm - 10.00 pm > English Debate Competition : Oth01

08th August 2009 (Saturday)
02.30 pm - 06.00 pm > Mock Trial Competition : FUHA Moot Court
08.30 pm - 11.00 pm > Closing The Programme by Madam Noraida Binti Harun, The Deputy Dean of FUHA, UDM : Dewan Kuliah Utama (DKU)

Competition Result: Pantun Competition > 1. Group Adam
2. Group Firdaus
3. Group Nazri
4. Group Nasrul
Pemantun Terbaik: Ammar Arafat

Client Counseling Competition > 1. Group Firdaus
2. Group Nasrul
3. Group Adam
4. Group Nazri

Passing The Bills Competition > 1. Group Nasrul
2. Group Firdaus
3. Group Nazri
4. Group Adam

English Debate Competition > 1. Group Adam
2. Group Nasrul
3. Group Firdaus
Best Debater: Ramjit

Mock Trial Competition > 1. Group Firdaus
2. Group Adam
3. Group Nasrul
4. Group Nazri
Best Defence Counsel: Aliff > Group Adam
Best DPP: Tungau > Group Firdaus
Best OKT (Orang Kena Tuduh): Sem 5 > Group Nasrul

Cabaran Dunia Baru

PROGRAMME REPORT OF NEW WORLD CHALLENGE (CABARAN DUNIA BARU) 2009

Date: 17th July 2009 (Friday)
venue: Oth01 and Dewan Kuliah utama (DKU), Campus KUSZA, UDM
Time: 08.00 am - 11.00 pm
Organizer: Academic Bereau of FLAIRSOC
Competitor: All new students (Dip in Law 1st Sem & LLB 1st Sem)
Tentative: 08.00 am > Assembly
08.30 am > Ice Breaking
09.30 am > 1st Practice In Group (LDK 1)
11.00 am > 2nd Practice In Group (LDK 2)
12.00 pm > Rest
02.30 pm > 3rd Practice In Group (LDK 3)
04.30 pm > 4th Practice In Group (LDK 4)
05.30 pm > Rest
Climax Programme
08.00 pm > Students enter in DKU
08.30 pm > Singing the Negaraku, Ilmu Demi Faedah Insan and Asma'ul Husna
08.45 pm > Speech from The President of FLAIRSoC
Ahmad Burhan Sidqi
09.05 pm > Speech from The Deputy Vice Dean of FUHA, UDM
Sir Mohd Fuad
09.30 pm > Launching The Blog of FLAIRSOC and The Nasyid Sautul Ukhwah
09.35 pm > Give the present and souvenir
09.50 pm > Nasyid Shows
10.00 pm > Introducing self and shows from new students
10.40 pm > Slide shows
10.50 pm > Dismiss and feast

A special thanks to The Deputy Vice Dean of FUHA, The President of FLAIRSOC, all Excos specially The Academic Exco and The Members of Academic Bereau.
Also thanks to all Fasilitators and the competitors.
thank you to the all law students (The members of FLAIRSOC).

"Unity Through Law"


Law and Justice are at Best Just Distance Cousins

So goes the infamous quote that most lawmakers and practitioners could not and would not challenge. Many in the legal world would tell me, “When you study, your perspective of law itself is formed; and when you go out and involve yourself in law, your perspectives turn 180 degrees.” The truth is, I couldn’t help but think of what is the purpose of reading law when the real practice is that most of the time, these theoretical elements we hammer into our heads day and night are just pure theories and nothing else. I suddenly lost my faith in the system and what it represents. Pessimistic? You bet I am.

In a way, doing my attachment at the High Court had given so many information on the lawyer’s life….too much, in fact. I would say that practicing law is not for the faint-hearted, that lawyers are hated very much due to certain reasons and law and order could disturbingly be twisted and turned in certain angles and circumventing it could result in a criminal walking free. An independent judiciary is the way to go….so stressed in the lectures we attend, that is. In practice? I am not so sure. Is the police force as honest as is portrayed in the media or is the media controlled, too? Sometimes I really loved looking at policemen patrolling roads and streets with the feeling that I am secure under their surveillance, and sometimes I hear the terrible things that they

have allegedly done, I have no idea if I should trust them or not. What about the lawyers, public prosecutors, judges and the like? Law enforcers and law practitioners. “Lawyers are liars,” goes people’s perspectives. Never follow the book, it looks like.
And then came this revelation: Nothing ever comes out the way we expect it to. In Medicine, they learn about all the arteries and muscles and bones when in practice, they had to slice people up and tell people what kind of mess they are in by using their instincts and what experience they had. In teaching, what knowledge you had didn’t really matter as much as the way you attract your students to engage with you and listen to even 30 percent of the words you said. At the end of the day, in the judiciary, thousands of other criminals are waiting, usually years, in the prison for the fateful delivery of judgment that is supposed to rehabilitate, deter and be retributive at the same time to the criminals and other would-be criminals in the world. A further ponderings-on on the judgments would inadvertently lead to backlog of cases. And what about those who are wrongfully detained? And how many of us had the integrity to turn away a substantial amount of bribe when all we had to do is turn a blind eye to pocket the money? Not many, is my guess. And yet the system goes on for centuries and people still live on.
Recapitulating: I know that reading law gives me the impression that the legal world is so sunny, where policemen nab the bad guy, a lawyer represent him to see if his acts made sense by investigating every minutiae of his mind or body, and the judge sent him to prison to change him into a better man. In reality it is not. What kind of reality is what we learnt, anyway? This is why skills, experiences and guts come first, not stupidly playing with the books alone. Perhaps this is why these attachments are compulsory. Maybe to give us a brain space and see if we are up to it or not. Not up to it? Then pick up your stuff as fast as you can and leave.
And then the big c-word. To be honest, in my opinion, the Law leaves little space for corruption because one such offense and the whole purpose and meaning of law itself crumbles. Unfortunately, not everybody cares. And what could we do? We couldn’t even promise to not engage in it because circumstances change and human beings are such weak, weak people when it comes to uprightness. Law enforcements could only do so much, as was proven, and with it comes the flaw. One could only pray that he will not fall prey to the hands of Injustice.

So? Do I continue my Law Lexis Bachelor and hope that I could be the force that would change how the law works and make law and justice turn into sisters, not mere distant cousins? Despite of people’s skepticism of law practitioners, I will remain, forevermore, in conviction that the law is might and that a criminal will be punished even if he escaped from the arms of law. There I such a thing as retribution, you know. What we give, we get back. With this belief, where do I start in cultivating my faith? Definitely, through learning about it all I can and hope that, with this comparatively small knowledge I have, I will be able to uphold that thing called justice. May God help me find my way. In fact, may God tell those (me included) who are not cut-out to become law practitioners, to ditch the idea of studying law in the first place.
> Aminah Poh, LLB Part 5

The Selling During The First UDM Convocation Fiesta 2009

PROGRAMME REPORT OF SELLING DURING THE FIRST UDM CONVOCATION FIESTA 2009

Date: 12th till 16th July 2009 (Sunday till Thursday)
Venue: Students Activity Centre, Campus KUSZA, UDM
Time: 10.00 am - 10.00 pm
Organizer: The Vice President 1 and The Economi Exco
Cooperation with: All Excos and The Members of Bereau
Selling: Foods and Drinks
Aims: 1. Take participants in the activity during The Fiesta.
2. Adding the money for the society.
3. Built the cooperation in one society.

A special thanks to All Excos specially to The President, The Vice President 1 and The Economi Exco.
Also thanks to the members of bereau.

"Unity Through Law"