Are real-life case studies and judgments part of the Family Law curriculum?

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    Mohit Datta | Contributor-Level 9

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    Indeed! Practical and project works are all about case studies in the Law field. You'll get your hands on real-life cases, research, take follow-ups, and conclude judgements on them. A Family Law course is not just about reading books and memorizing Laws, you'll keep on practicing real-life situations and cases to improve your critical thinking skills, and expertise.

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