Ganado In Session

Just in time for the 2026 exam season, Ganado In Session is back with another revision-focused episode – this time tailored for fourth-year law students preparing for CVL 4026 - Law of Succession and CVL4028 - Select Issues in the Law of Letting & Hiring.In this episode, GħSL's Academic Officer (2025–2026) Avril Cassar Zammit is joined by Dr. Kurt Xerri for a structured and practical revision session. From the fundamentals of succession law – including testate and intestate succession, reserved portions, and key legal actors – to a guided walkthrough of a past paper and essential exam techniques, this episode is designed to sharpen both your knowledge and application skills.Whether you’re aiming to master complex problem questions, refine your exam approach, or consolidate key concepts in succession and lease law, this episode is your go-to study companion.Brought to you in collaboration with GħSL and supported by Ganado Advocates.

Just in time for the 2026 exam season, Ganado In Session returns with another revision-focused podcast – this time tailored for second-year law students tackling CVL 2008, Law of Property.In this episode, GħSL’s Academic Officer (2025–2026) Avril Cassar Zammit is joined by Dr. Phyllis Aquilina for a clear and structured walkthrough of key property law concepts. From foundational notions like patrimony and ownership to more complex areas such as co-ownership and servitudes, this session is designed to reinforce your understanding and support your exam preparation.Whether you’re looking to consolidate your notes, clarify difficult topics, or refine your exam technique, this episode is your go-to revision companion.Brought to you in collaboration with GħSL and supported by Ganado Advocates.

Just in time for the 2026 exams season, Ganado In Session is back with its revision podcast – tailored specifically for first-year law students tackling CRL 1010 – Principles of Criminal Law.In this episode, GħSL Academic Officer (2025-2026) Avril Cassar Zammit sits down with Professor Stefano Filletti for a structured and accessible walkthrough of key criminal law concepts. From fundamental principles and leading case law to complex doctrines and exam-focused strategies, this session is designed to complement your lectures and boost your revision.Whether you're looking for clarity, a refresher, or tips to make your exam answers stand out, this episode is your go-to study companion.Brought to you in collaboration with GħSL and supported by Ganado Advocates.

Ganado in Session returns with Episode 2 of our thesis series, continuing the conversation for law students navigating one of the most demanding stages of their academic journey, and now focusing on actually writing the thesis.Hosted by Yasmine Ellul and Krista Refalo, both associates within Ganado’s Dispute Resolution team, this episode dives into the practical realities of research, writing, and structuring a strong legal thesis. Drawing from their own academic experiences, they share practical strategies to help students approach the process with greater clarity and confidence.The discussion explores key aspects of the dissertation process, including:How to conduct analytical legal research and evaluate reliable sources;How to structure chapters and develop a clear legal argument;How to turn research into analytical writing while managing citations and organisation effectively.The episode also highlights the reality that writing a thesis is rarely a linear process. 🎧 Whether you’re just starting your dissertation or deep in the writing process, this session offers practical guidance to help you navigate research, structure your ideas, and produce a clear, well-argued piece of legal scholarship. 

Ganado in Session is back just in time for students preparing to take the next academic step. This episode is dedicated to one of the most important milestones in a law students' journey: choosing a dissertation/thesis topic.Hosted by Yasmine Ellul and Krista Refalo, both advocates within Ganado’s Dispute Resolution team, they offer a practical and relatable discussion drawn from their own academic experiences. Together, they guide students through the process of identifying a field of interest, narrowing it into a focused and researchable topic, and crafting a clear and effective dissertation title.The discussion explores 3 key considerations:How to choose a dissertation field without feeling locked into a lifelong career path;The importance of specificity and manageability when narrowing a topic; andCommon pitfalls, including topics that are too broad or too under-researchedThe episode also highlights the value of supervisors’ guidance, the reality that research topics often change over time, and the importance of starting early while remaining flexible throughout the process.🎧 Whether you’re feeling overwhelmed, undecided, or simply looking for reassurance, this session is designed to help law students approach their dissertation with clarity, confidence, and practical insight.

Just in time for the 2025 exam season, this third Ganado In Session revision podcast is tailored for Third Year law students reading INL 3000 – Selected Topics in International Law.Hosted by Sean Azzopardi, GħSL’s Academic Officer (2024–2025), this episode features Prof. Omar Grech, who offers a concise and accessible walkthrough of the two topics he teaches within the study unit: International Human Rights Law and Diplomatic Law.The discussion covers key concepts such as:The evolution of international human rights law and its major treatiesEnforcement mechanisms and Charter-based protectionsThe role of the UN Security Council in human rights todayDiplomatic privileges, immunities, and their limits under the Vienna ConventionThe episode wraps up with practical study strategies, exam tips, and guidance on further resources and opportunities for students interested in international law.🎧 Whether you’re revising or looking for direction ahead of finals, this session is designed to support and inspire.

As the 2025 exam season approaches, Ganado In Session returns with another student-focused revision podcast — this time targeting second-year law students preparing for PBL 2015 – Administrative Law.Hosted by GħSL Academic Officer Sean, this episode features expert guest Dr Robert Musumeci, who walks students through key concepts, case law, and revision strategies essential to mastering this unique subject. With both the January True/False session and the June exam in mind, the session is designed to help students navigate common pitfalls, grasp fundamental principles, and approach their studies with confidence.🎧 Topics covered include:Separation of powers & rule of lawDefining administrative acts & errors of fact vs lawPrinciples of natural justice (with key case highlights)Remedies: from administrative acts to tort and contractTackling the dual-assessment format (Jan + June)Case study strategies & standout exam tipsBrought to you in collaboration with GħSL and supported by Ganado Advocates, this revision session is the perfect companion for your Administrative Law prep.

Just in time for the 2025 end-of-exams season, Ganado In Session launches its first-ever revision podcast – tailored specifically for first-year law students tackling PBL 1015 – Constitutional Law.In this episode, GħSL Academic Officer (2024-2025) Sean sits down with Professor Tonio Borg for a structured and accessible walkthrough of key constitutional law concepts. From foundational principles and landmark cases to institutional roles, human rights protections, and open-book exam strategies, this session is designed to complement your lectures and boost your revision.Whether you're looking for clarity, a refresher, or tips to make your exam answers stand out, this episode is your go-to study companion.🎧 Topics covered include:What is constitutional law?Marbury v. Madison and Mintoff vs Borg OlivierThe separation of powers in Malta vs the UK & USRole of the President and Prime MinisterEnforceability of Chapters 1 & 2Human rights protections under the Constitution & ECHROpen-book exam techniques and common pitfallsBrought to you in collaboration with GħSL and supported by Ganado Advocates.

In this launch episode of Ganado In Session, Michela from Ganado Advocates and Sean from GħSL sit down to introduce the concept behind the podcast — a new platform created for law students, featuring revision content, expert interviews, and practical legal insights.They kick things off with a look at the first three revision episodes, explain how the idea came about, and share their hopes for how this collaboration can support students in and beyond the classroom.