An innovative seminar on the topic "Judicial Oratory and the Ethics of Lawyer's Speech" was held.

Within the framework of the "Month of Innovative Lessons" held at the Law Enforcement Academy, "Judicial Oratory. Lawyer's Speech Etiquette" based on a rich program from a practical and theoretical point of view.

This lesson was aimed at a deep study of the theoretical and practical foundations of the discipline "Professional and Speech Culture," improving the speech culture of lawyers, forming the skills of effective communication in court and official activities, as well as fostering a responsible approach to speech culture in young specialists.

The lesson was organized in an interactive form based on modern pedagogical technologies, and at the beginning of the lesson, the goals and learning outcomes of the topic, and the competencies that need to be mastered, were explained. Students were provided with information on the theoretical foundations of judicial oratory, the constituent elements of a lawyer's speech, and the role and importance of speech culture in the field of law enforcement.

With the help of bliss questions and answers and interactive tests, students' previous knowledge was activated, and the process of reflection was stimulated.

The practical part of the seminar was aimed at strengthening students' practical skills through tasks such as working in groups, exercises for focusing attention, demonstrating speech techniques, and speaking correctly and convincingly in complex professional situations. During the training, students had the opportunity to demonstrate their creative approach, prepare short fragments of court speeches, and present them to the audience.

The consistent continuation of such seminars within the framework of the "Month of Innovative Lessons" at the Academy is important for improving the educational process, popularizing the best pedagogical experience of professors and teachers, widely introducing modern approaches in education, and positively influencing the quality of training lawyers.