Competition · 25 July 2026
Caspian International Law Moot Court — Final
The final of the first edition of the Society’s moot court competition on the international law of the sea, argued before a full bench at ADA University.
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Established 2019 · ADA University · Baku
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A student society at ADA University convening lectures, legal discussions, moot courts and the Law Blog since 2019.
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Law is learned in lecturehalls, understood in argument.
ADA Law Society carries that argument beyond the classroom — to the debating floor, the moot courtroom and the published page.
- Founded
- 2013
- Years of activity
- 4
- Articles published
- 9
- Members this term
- 17
The Society,in session.
Competitions argued before a full bench, debates that run for weeks, seminars and discussions that fill a lecture hall — a selection of events organised by ALS.
Event 01 of 04
Seminar · 21 September 2026
Brain-Computer Interfaces and the Case for Functional Body
Delivered by Khadija Imranova, Doctoral Candidate at Kyushu University.
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Debate · 6 December 2025
IV Parliamentary Debate Tournament — Final
The final of the Society’s fourth parliamentary debate tournament, after weeks of rounds, with a separate edition for first-year students.
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Debate · 19 March 2025
AI and the Law: Tool or Threat?
Law professors debate the legal and ethical implications of artificial intelligence before a full auditorium.
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A seminar is a small roomand a hard question.
The Society’s seminar programme brings researchers to campus to put one problem in front of students who will have to answer it professionally one day. Subjects run from international law to the law of new technology — and they are open to students of every faculty.
Seminar programme
The Impact of Climate Change: Induced Sea-Level Rise on Statehood
Unification of the Law of International Trade Contracts
Brain-Computer Interfaces and the Case for Functional Body
Writing on the law, in thelanguage each author thinks in.
Case notes, comparative analysis and commentary — published in English and Azerbaijani, read by the editorial board before they appear, and released a new piece every Monday.
Every year, a new teamtakes the Society on.
A board and four committees — events, competitions, blog and marketing — drawn from the student body and responsible for everything the Society stages and publishes.
Come and arguewith us.
Write to the Society about an event, a partnership, or an article you would like the Law Blog to publish. Submissions are read by the editorial board; a new piece appears every Monday.