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Dr. Taslima Monsoor Associate Professor & Dean.
Law desk: Most of the students have suggested that new courses should be introduced in the department. Have you any plan in this regard?
T.Monsoor: Yes. The world has changed. We must work to go with the changing world. We are going to remodeling the whole syllabus keeping in mind the changing world. We are going to introduce semester system. Six months will be a semester. In six months five subjects will be taught and we will taught at least 40
subjects in LL.B programme. Some subjects will be taught in two semesters. Such as the Muslim Law, Business Law which will cover all sorts of law relating to the business, International Law etc. We are going to introduce medical jurisprudence. So some new courses will be introduced ultimately.
Law desk: Students have suggested that procedural law should be taught by the practising lawyer.
T.Monsoor: I don't think so. Our teachers are competent enough to teach every sorts of law. We have law clinic. So practicing lawyers are not essential. What is essential is that you must know the law and how it is practiced. If anything left the student can learn it from the law clinic because the practicing lawyers and the resource persons teach in the law clinic. In law clinic we have taught the procedural laws, legal training and advocacy skill and how to conduct legal research. It is not our aim to produce lawyers in the narrow sense but our aim is to produce the legal researcher. We also teach drafting of the case. So every thing is covered in the law clinic. So I don't think that only the practitioner should teach the procedural laws.
Law desk: Students of LL.M have alleged that they are given a poor time to prepare research monograph.
T.Monsoor: I agree that the time is very poor. The problem is that implementation of law is not here. Research monograph is supposed to give few months before the final exam. It is peculiar that students do not demand it officially. You must come to change the practice. As there is no demand from the students the practice is continue.
Law desk: students expressed their disappointment that the journal is not published regularly and the department did not take any initiative to organise seminar on different issues.
T. Monsoor: The journal is not published from 1998. I am the editor of the Dhaka University Studies (part F) 2003. I request our teachers to write articles and I thing we will be able to published it within short time. I promise for development of all sectors of the department because it is just like our child.
Law desk: Students alleged that the result is published after a long time from their final examination.
T. Monsoor: The procedures of prepare result is very rigid. First of all the first examiner examines the answer sheet, then the second examiner does it and after all the result come to our hand then we go for the tabulation. So we can not go for tabulation as long as all the results of the first examiner, the second examiner and if required the third examiner do not come to our hand. The tabulators do not give so much time to prepare the result. We don't have other way before get the result from the examiners. But one thing I must say that we must changed our attitude.