VOX LEGALIS

About Us

Vox Legalis is the official Moot Court Association of Bharath Institute of Law, established with the core aim of nurturing legal advocacy, research, and professional skills among law students. Through active participation in national and international moot court competitions, workshops, trial advocacy exercises, and legal discussions, Vox Legalis strives to build confident, competent, and socially responsible future legal professionals.

At Vox Legalis, we believe that mooting is more than a simulated courtroom exercise — it is an essential platform where theory meets practice, and where students enhance their legal reasoning, persuasive speaking, and constitutional interpretation skills.

Our association facilitates student involvement in a range of activities including intra-college moot court competitions, national and international competitions, client counselling, memorial drafting workshops, and guest lectures by distinguished members of the bar and judiciary. We ensure that every member receives holistic support, guidance, and exposure to real-world legal challenges.

Vox Legalis also curates and publishes student achievements, event galleries, and competition highlights. We invite all aspiring law students to join Vox Legalis, contribute to its legacy, and elevate their advocacy journey through engagement, collaboration, and excellence.

Vox Legalis Co-Ordinators

Mr. Jeya Murugan S

Assistant Professor

Mr. Sharath Uthandan

Assistant Professor

Mrs. S. Shreevardhini

Assistant Professor

Vox Legalis Association

Chief Secretary

Mr. Dhrishith

IV B.Com., LL.B (Hons.)

Secretary

Ms. Renisha Goldwin

V B.A., LL.B (Hons.)

Secretary

Mr. Muralidharan R

V B.Com., LL.B (Hons.)

Secretary

Ms. Kavi Priya Roy

IV B.B.A., LL.B (Hons.)

Secretary

Ms. Yamuna B

II LL.B (Hons.)

Mr. Rajkumar

V B.A., LL.B (Hons.)

Ms. Samyukthaa

IV B.Com., LL.B (Hons.)

Mr. Vishwa V

IV B.B.A., LL.B

Mr. Vishwa R

IV B.A., LL.B (Hons.)

Ms. Radhika R.M

III B.A., LL.B (Hons.)

Ms. Jyothi G

III B.B.A., LL.B

Mr. Tamilselvan M

II LL.B (Hons.)

Ms. Devasrinithi

II B.A., LL.B (Hons.)

Ms. Rakshitha P

II B.B.A., LL.B

Ms. Diviya Sri

I B.B.A., LL.B

Mr. Goshan Rohit N

I B.A., LL.B (Hons.)

Vox Legalis Championship Records

Surana & Surana and SOEL Trial Advocacy Moot Court Competition

Bharath Institute of Law is proud to announce the participation of its students in the Surana & Surana and SOEL...

Read More

Budding Lawyers Shine in Environmental Moot 2025

Bharath Institute of Law proudly announces the participation of its students in the National Moot Court...

Read More

N. Natarajan Charitable Trust Moot Court Competition 2025

Bharath Institute of Law proudly announces the outstanding achievement of its students...

Read More

National Moot Court Competition 2025 at KMC Tirupur

Bharath Institute of Law proudly announces the participation of its students in the National Moot Court...

Read More

Thirumathi Pushpa Ishari Velan Ninaivu Tamil Vazhaku Vathurai Potti 2025

Bharath Institute of Law is delighted to announce the participation of its students...

Read More

Excelling at the State Level English Moot Court Competition 2025

Bharath Institute of Law is proud to announce the participation of our students...

Read More

Bharath Institute of Law Shines at JIS University Moot Court Competition

We are proud to announce that the students of Bharath Institute of Law made a significant impact...

Read More

Students Won Best Research Paper Award at International Conference

The School of Law (BIHER) have brought laurels to their institution...

Read More

Students Shine at The 20th Nani Palkhivala Memorial Tax Moot Court Competition

School of Law (BIHER) proudly congratulates its outstanding students...

Read More

Students Shine at Judgement Writing Competition — Vinayaka Mission's Law School

School of Law (BIHER) brought laurels to their Institution at the Judgement Writing...

Read More

Significant Impact at The XLI All India Moot Court Competition

Bharath Institute of Law (BIHER) made a significant impact at the XLI All India Moot Court...

Read More

Students Shine in National Tamil Criminal Trial Competition

Bharath Institute of Law (BIHER) Students brought laurels pursuing...

Read More

Securing the Prestigious Best Research Award

Bharath Institute of Law (BIHER) have brought laurels to their Institution by securing the prestigious Best Research Award...

Read More

Roles and Responsibilities of MCA Members

• To actively participate in internal and external moot court activities, client counselling sessions, workshops, and advocacy training programmes conducted by the MCA.
• To assist in memorial drafting, legal research, citation formatting, and preparation of authorities whenever assigned.
• To maintain decorum, punctuality, and professionalism during all MCA engagements.
• To represent the institution in inter-collegiate, national, or international competitions when selected, and uphold the dignity and reputation of the institution.
• To coordinate with office bearers in organizing intra-moots, pre-moots, training sessions, and guest lectures.
• To contribute to the academic development of peers by sharing research materials, case compilations, statute notes, and legal updates.
• To communicate respectfully and collaborate effectively within teams, recognizing the importance of teamwork in advocacy.
• To maintain and archive memorials, certificates, trophies, and relevant documents assigned to them for institutional records.
• To attend scheduled meetings regularly and provide progress updates on assigned tasks.
• To proactively engage in research on emerging legal issues, recent judgments, and legislative developments to support MCA activities.
• To observe ethical standards of advocacy, including honesty in research, proper attribution, and respect for opposing arguments.
• To familiarize themselves with courtroom conventions, procedural rules, and protocols followed in moot court formats.
• To support institutional outreach by assisting in PR, publications, newsletters, or website updates related to moot achievements.
• To cultivate analytical reasoning, written submissions, and oral submissions in line with professional expectations of advocacy.

Rules Governing Participation in Moot Court Competitions

• Any student or team desirous of participating in an external Moot Court competition shall formally express interest by submitting a letter to the Moot Court Committee.
• The application must be submitted at least Ten (10) days prior to the final registration deadline stipulated in the official Moot Brochure issued by the host institution.
• Applications submitted beyond the stipulated timeline shall not be entertained under any circumstances, and ignorance of deadlines shall not constitute a valid excuse.
• Upon receipt of applications, the Moot Court Committee shall verify eligibility and determine whether an Internal Challenge is required for the said competition.
• Where multiple applications are received for the same competition, the Internal Challenge shall be conducted within two (02) days.
• The Internal Challenge shall be evaluated based on objective parameters, including but not limited to legal research quality, drafting of memorials, oral advocacy, legal reasoning, and courtroom decorum.
• The team securing the highest score in the Internal Challenge shall be nominated as the official representative of the Institution for the respective external Moot Court competition.
• No student or team shall be permitted to participate in any external Moot Court competition without obtaining prior written approval from the Moot Court Committee.
• The Moot Court Committee shall be the sole authority to regulate, supervise, and approve student participation in external Moot Court competitions.
• The decision of the Moot Court Committee regarding eligibility, evaluation, and final nomination shall be final, conclusive, and binding upon all participants.

Events Gallery