
In the context of the Program of Continuous Formation, the School of Magistrates organizes on 31 March 2023 the activity on topic:
“Legal argument in court decisions: types of legal arguments in judgment (criminal & civil); literal/textual, systematic, teleological and historical arguments; the difference between types of arguments; Legal culture and practical tendencies in the selection and definition of arguments; types of arguments and persuasive reasoning; argumentation and legal certainty.”
The panel in this training activity is composed of:
- Experts of the School of Magistrates:
- Sokol Berberi
- Asim Vokshi
- Facilitator of the School of Magistrates:
- Sokol Pina
In this activity were elaborated various topics such as:
- Legal argument in our legal system and tradition; justification and legitimacy of legal arguments; types of arguments in constitutional judgment;
- Justification and legitimacy of arguments in constitutional judgment; relevant case for discussion;
- Legal argument in judgments of the High Court:
- Types of arguments under nature and ground;
- Practical tendencies in the selection and definition of arguments;
- Argumentation and legal certainty;
- Legal argument in judgments of the High Court:
- Discussion, relevant case;
- Legal argument in judicial judgments of the first and appeal levels:
- Practical tendencies in the selection and definition of arguments;
- Standards of argument that should be respected by the first instance court and by the High Court.



