On 7th of May 1/8 and 1/4 finals of parliamentary debates were held in GYLA. Students of the Legal Education Promotion Fund who have passed the selection stage of tournament participated in debates.
Debates in quarterfinal were held on the following resolutions:
- This chamber believes that an ombudsman is an effective mechanism to protect people’s rights;
- This chamber believes that: right of property is inviolable;
- This chamber believes that the government and religion should be segregated.
Quarterfinal groups
Maia Titberidze (Introduction of law)
Tamar Gongadze
Nino Sarishvili (International law)
Tamar Daushvili
Khatuna Khelidze (Criminal law)
Oliko Giorgadze
Eliso Chabrava (Civil law)
Vanda Jejelava
Archil Nizcharadze (Introduction of law)
Beso Ghonghadze
Nino Gobrondize (Constitutional law)
Tamar Chugoshvili
Lana lagvilava (Criminal law)
Giorgi Chidrashvili
Nino Zubitashvili (Introduction of law)
Mariam Davitnidze
Debates in quarterfinal were held on the following resolutions:
- This chamber believes that government should not guarantee free legal aid
Semi-final groups:
Nino Sarishvili (International law)
Tamar Daushvili
Eliso Chabrava (Civil law)
Vanda Jejelava
Nino Gobrondize (Constitutional law)
Tamar Chugoshvili
Nino Zubitashvili (Introduction of law)
Mariam Davitnidze