Doctor of laws - LLD in Philosophy of Adjudication
Programme philosophy / purpose
This LLD pathway trains senior scholars, judges and reformers in philosophy of adjudication. The program studies adjudication, judgment writing, and delay in Namibia, South Africa, Kenya, Zambia, Germany, India, Japan, Europe, Asia and China. Year 1 is survey and learning of topics only. Year 2 is pure desk research - collecting 200+ judgments, analyzing constitutional delay, drafting legal opinion, building compendium - no amendment drafting in Year 2. Year 3 is field research with public answers, then drafting amendment, practice directive and judgment terms.
All adjudication systems are evaluated against Article 12 Namibia, Section 34 South Africa, Article 50 Kenya and international standards of fair trial within reasonable time, plus biblical principles case study on swift justice - used as neutral academic source.
Graduates will produce doctoral thesis + adjudication reform model + amendment draft + compendium that gives solutions not pending cases.
- Level
- NQF level 10
- Programme code
- LLDADJ
- Duration
- 3 Years
- Study mode
- 100% Online - Research-based
Attended online via e-Learning.
This is a fully online tertiary programme. All modules are delivered and attended through our e-Learning platform (Moodle) at online.aspguniversity.com - where you watch lectures, access materials, submit assessments and sit examinations. Your e-Learning login is provisioned after registration, and your grades and transcript stay in sync with your student record.
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