Children in the last two years of primary school are already thinking about career choices. They are interested in the world around them, preoccupied not only with nature, but also with the structure of society. They may also encounter legal problems in their family life. Last but not least, the members of the class turn 14 in a row, when their legal status fundamentally changes – without being aware of its significance.
We are talking about these issues for seventh- and eighth-graders. The classes are designed to be interactive, students can ask questions if they feel like it, we can even generate role-playing games.
The founding members of Res Iudicata Association consider it important that the judicial profession and the specificities of judicial work are made known and understood by a wider public. For this purpose, we consider one of our most fundamental activities to participate actively as judges in the improvement of the knowledge of young people, especially of the senior students of primary and secondary schools, by organising lectures, informative or educational events that can bring the work of judges and courts closer, understandable and tangible, or any other legal topic of interest or other legal issues that concern and interest young people.
We mainly give our presentations as part of class teacher lessons, but we are also happy to participate in school celebrations or other school events, even by organising a mock trial. In the situation that has arisen, online presentations are also possible.
We also organise trial visits for interested classes aged 14 and above.
If you are interested in the above, feel free to contact us at the e-mail address of the Association or at the phone numbers provided.
