One of the law/CJS classics that contains the good old “motivation versus impact”. Picture a scenario of two people drunk driving. The first person hit a tree. The second person hit, and killed, a man. Under normal circumstances (status quo!), Person A is going to be sentenced less harshly than Person B. This means that…
I praise and thank God the Creator and Almighty for granting me the chance to know and experience debate as the it helps me a lot in navigating through the process of education (debate has helped me to improve my study, stimulate my eagerness to read and be critical of knowledge / information), hone my…
Disclaimer: This article is not an authoritative writing. It is particularly based on my personal experience of managing my high school debate club that was quite successful (I thank my colleagues, juniors, teachers, and school for their help), and intended to provide suggestion that may be applied to make debate club more sustainable. But I…
Oxford Online IV 2020 Open Final Motion: THR the narrative that there exists no objective truth Teams: OG: TCD Hist B OO: McGill PF CG: Manchester JL CO: LSE A Result: CG wins on a 4-3 split with CO Here’s the video: Oxford Online IV 2020 Open Final This debate is transcripted by Vriti Gupta,…
Opening Elected representatives have long played politics to blur the practical aims of the criminal justice system of creating safer societies. Don’t let them make you forget that sometimes knowledge is more important than public opinion and modern democracies implicitly take advantage of it. The side that creates safer societies wins the debate because that…