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HARVEST CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY LAW ADVOCACY CENTER
LAW ADVOCACY CENTER
Harvest Christian University Dertment of vili Law & Civil Rights Advocacy Centerr
Academic Statement
Department of Civil Rights Harvest Christian University
The United States–based Harvest Christian University formally announces the establishment of the Law & Civil Rights Advocacy Center, a national initiative dedicated to strengthening civil rights education, legal empowerment, and constitutional advocacy for youth, students, and emerging leaders across the country.
Purpose and National Mission
The Harvest Christian University Law & Civil Rights Advocacy Center is created to advance:
- Civil rights awareness
- Equal protection under the law
- Constitutional education for the next generation
- Access to justice for underserved communities
- Leadership development for youth and college students
- Public policy literacy and civic empowerment
This Center will serve as a resource for students to understand their rights, responsibilities, and opportunities within the legal, educational, and governmental systems of the United States.
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National Vision
The Center operates under the directive of Archbishop Dr. Carl Robinson, President of Harvest Christian University, Director of the International Counter Crime Intelligence Organization, and U.S.
The Center operates under the directive of Archbishop Dr. Carl Robinson, President of Harvest Christian University, Director of the International Counter Crime Intelligence Organization, and U.S. Commander with UNIPOL Academy.
His leadership provides national and international expertise in civil rights, law enforcement policy, community justice, youth leadership development, public service, and governmental systems.
His dynamic leadership integrates military service, academic excellence, and global partnerships to advance transformative education, foster peacekeeping initiatives, and champion human rights globally.
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National Vision
National Impact and Vision
The Harvest Christian University Law & Civil Rights Advocacy Center aims to:
- Build a generation that understands their rights and can defend them
- Equip youth with tools for legal awareness and civic engagement
- Strengthen the role of education in preventing injustice
- Support communities through knowledge, advocacy, and empowerment
- Promote unity, equality, and justice across the United States
- Civil rights
- Law enforcement policy
- Community justice
- Youth leadership development
- Public service and governmental systems
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United States Announcement
Harvest Christian University – Law & Civil Rights Advocacy Center
Civil Law Education
Community classes will provide clear instruction in:
- Contracts and personal agreements
- Housing and tenant rights
- Consumer protection
- Family law basics
- Civil disputes, mediation, and court procedures
Commercial Law Education
Students and community members will learn:
- How to start a business legally
- Business contracts and compliance
- Ethical business practices
- Commercial transactions and entrepreneurship
- Protecting business ideas and intellectual property
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Amendment Rights
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Understanding Law
Understanding amendment rights involves recognizing the key protections and freedoms guaranteed by the amendments to the United States
These amendments secure fundamental civil liberties, including but not limited to:
- The First Amendment, which guarantees freedoms of religion, speech, press, peaceful assembly, and petitioning the government for redress of grievances. It prohibits laws establishing religion or restricting its exercise.
- The Fifth Amendment, which provides rights related to due process, protection against self-incrimination and double jeopardy, and just compensation when private property is taken for public use.
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Harvest Christian University includes:
- Advanced Civil Rights Law and Policy
- Criminal Justice Reform and Community Policing
- International Human Rights and Treaty Law
- Leadership Development for Youth and Emerging Leaders
- Public Administration and Governmental Systems
- Ethics and Faith-Based Social Justice
- Conflict Resolution and Restorative Justice Practices
- Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness
- Cultural Competency and Indigenous Sovereignty Studies
- Nonprofit Leadership and
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The objective to establish advocacy centers across the United States involves creating local and regional hubs that serve as focal points for civil rights, community justice, victim support, and public service advocacy.
These centers function as community anchors aiming to improve justice access, strengthen civil rights protections, and empower marginalized populations through education, advocacy, and coordinated intervention. Many existing models, such as child advocacy centers, offer effective frameworks that can be adapted for civil rights and community justice advocacy across diverse jurisdictions nationwide
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Courtroom Initiative
Harvest Christian University Royal School Courtroom Initiative
Harvest Christian University Royal School proudly hosts a multifunctional courtroom facility designed not only for advanced educational simulations but also to facilitate the adjudication of real legal cases with qualified court personnel. This unique judicial learning environment serves students across academic levels—high school, college, law school—and supports bar exam candidates by integrating theoretical study with practical courtroom experience and real judicial processes.
Students actively engage in courtroom roles including judges, attorneys, witnesses, and jurors, navigating realistic legal disputes guided by courts' procedural standards. This integration of landmark decisions with real and simulated cases empowers students with a comprehensive understanding of legal doctrines, evidentiary rules, courtroom decorum, and judicial decision-making essential for professional competence.
By blending rigorous academic study with participation in authentic court proceedings, the Harvest Christian University Royal School Courtroom Initiative bridges theoretical learning with operative justice practices, preparing students for successful legal careers and public service with firsthand experience in the judicial process.
Best practices educational mock trials
The program is grounded in the examination and application of seminal court rulings frequently studied in legal education to help students contextualize courtroom practice and legal procedures.
By embedding actual court personnel into the university’s trial environment, the program provides unparalleled experiential training, professional mentorship, and a direct pathway to understanding operational law, justice, and public service.
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Provide Experiential Legal Learning
Develop Advocacy and Critical Thinking Skills
Develop Advocacy and Critical Thinking Skills
The mock courtroom offers students a dynamic, hands-on environment where they actively engage in legal procedures and courtroom roles. This immersive experience enables students to apply theoretical legal concepts in a realistic setting, deepening their understanding of case law, trial processes, and judicial decision-making. By participating in role-play as attorneys, witnesses, judges, and jurors, students gain firsthand insight into the justice system that textbooks alone cannot convey, fostering a practical comprehension of courtroom dynamics and legal mechanisms used to resolve disputes.
Develop Advocacy and Critical Thinking Skills
Develop Advocacy and Critical Thinking Skills
Develop Advocacy and Critical Thinking Skills
Through preparation and presentation of cases before a mock judge and jury, students strengthen essential skills such as persuasive oral advocacy, critical analysis of evidence, strategic argument formulation, and extemporaneous public speaking. The mock trial environment challenges students to think on their feet, respond to opposing arguments, and employ rules of evidence effectively. These experiences build their confidence, enhance communication abilities, and cultivate teamwork and leadership, equipping students for future roles in the legal profession or other fields requiring rigorous analytical and interpersonal skills.
Form Character, Ethics, and Calling
Develop Advocacy and Critical Thinking Skills
Form Character, Ethics, and Calling
The mock courtroom serves as a forum to integrate Christian ethical principles with legal practice, promoting biblical values such as integrity, fairness, and respect for justice. It nurtures students’ moral development and a sense of vocational calling to serve both the church and society with honesty and compassion. By engaging in the judicial process through a faith-informed lens, students prepare spiritually and professionally to pursue careers or community leadership roles that uphold the dignity of every individual and champion truth in service to God's kingdom.
