Lahore School of Law

The Lahore School of Law arranged the Career Fair for Final Year students on 19th May, 2026, featuring an insightful session by Ms. Taram Bashir on future academic and professional opportunities after LL.B.

The session provided valuable guidance on postgraduate degrees, diploma and certificate courses, competitive examinations, and diverse career pathways within the legal profession. Students explored opportunities in corporate law, litigation and advocacy, legal consultancy, international law, academia and research, NGOs and human rights organizations, in-house counsel roles, and entrepreneurship through LL.M and legal practice.

Ms. Taram Bashir also discussed international opportunities including exchange programs, semester abroad programs, research opportunities, and scholarships for LL.M and other higher education programs, encouraging students to expand their academic and professional horizons globally.

The session proved to be highly informative and inspiring for students preparing to take the next step in their legal careers.

The LSL Law and Policy Research Centre organized an educational visit to Central Jail Kot Lakhpat, Lahore, on 15 May 2026, to provide students with practical insight into Pakistan’s prison administration and correctional system. The delegation was accompanied by Sessions Judge (Rtd.) Mr. Sohaib Ahmed Rumi, whose engagement with prison officials added further depth to the experience.

The visit began with a detailed briefing by the Additional Superintendent, who explained procedures relating to prisoner admission, release, court production, and family visitation. Students were informed that the prison system has largely transitioned to computerized record management. Officials also highlighted welfare initiatives, including a recently signed Memorandum of Understanding with Punjab Bank enabling families to deposit funds for inmates’ daily-use necessities. Briefings were further provided regarding healthcare facilities, emergency response systems, and food management.

Students were subsequently taken to various sections of the prison, including vocational and industrial units, the library, gymnasium, hospital, dental ward, emergency unit, and the women’s section. Authorities explained that inmates are provided with vocational training, diploma courses, and rehabilitation opportunities through industries such as carpet weaving, carpentry, furniture production, and manufacturing units. The delegation also visited the gallows area, where officials outlined the legal and procedural requirements governing executions within the prison system.

Throughout the visit, Mr. Sohaib Ahmed Rumi actively engaged with prison authorities on matters relating to prison administration, inmate welfare, rehabilitation initiatives, and the operational challenges faced by correctional institutions, particularly overcrowding. The visit provided students with a meaningful understanding of the realities of prison management and the broader objectives of reformative justice within the criminal justice system.

The Lahore School of Law organized a one-day recreational tour to Mushkpuri Top for the final year students.

The journey brought together travel, trekking, and shared moments of laughter and connection. Students enjoyed the scenic route, the refreshing atmosphere of the hills, and the rewarding trek to the top, where the view made every step worthwhile.

On the return, the group stopped at Rawat for dinner before heading back to Lahore, marking the end of a long but fulfilling day.

A simple yet meaningful experience that turned into lasting memories of friendship, adventure, and the final year journey.

*LSL Final-Year Criminal Law Students Gain Practical Exposure Through Educational Visit to Historic Police Station Old Anarkali, Lahore*

As part of its commitment to practical legal education, Lahore School of Law organized a study tour for final-year Criminal Law students to Police Station Old Anarkali on 7 May 2026 following completion of the Criminal Procedure Code course.

The visit was conducted under the supervision of Mr. Sohaib Ahmad Rumi (District & Session Judge rtd) and under the direction of Justice (R) Nasira Javed. Police officials briefed students on FIR registration under Section 154 Cr.P.C., investigation procedures, evidence collection, maintenance of the Roznamcha (Daily Diary), and key police registers, including historical FIR records dating back to 1865.

Students actively engaged with police officers and observed the practical application of criminal procedure, record-keeping, and law enforcement functions.

The study tour successfully connected classroom learning with practical experience and provided students with valuable insight into the workings of the criminal justice system. Lahore School of Law remains committed to preparing practice-ready legal professionals through experiential learning.