Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences
Department of Law
LL.M. (University of Dhaka)
LL.B. (Honors) (University of Dhaka)
Shahriar Kabir is a highly seasoned legal professional with over 27 years of experience in the legal sector. He has prior experience of handling cases, supervising courts, framing claims in criminal cases, and framing arguments in civil matters, possesses the abilities to end the delay in the lawsuit's resolution, including the ability to write judgements with experience and coordinate with the justice provider sector. He has experience producing written statements, plaints, and complaints in both criminal and family processes. Throughout his lengthy career as the presiding magistrate in the cognizance court, he has amassed considerable competence in regard to filing, investigation supervision, cognizance issue hearings, and police report analysis. He is knowledgeable about issues related to human rights, capable of writing about legal and human rights issues, and equipped to manage help lines for civil, family, and criminal matters.
He has a wealth of management experience, particularly in civil and family cases and in alternative dispute resolution (ADR). He is adept at offering legal counsel and views in both civil and criminal cases. He is an expert at using procedural laws in both civil and criminal contexts. He has dealt with complex and difficult murder cases as a District and Sessions Judge as well as an Additional District and Sessions Judge. Additionally, he has dealt with motion and appeal issues in both civil and criminal processes. He has developed administrative skills throughout the course of his more than three years as the Deputy Secretary at the Bangladesh Judicial Service Commission. He was a very successful trainer and a faculty member at the Judicial Administration Training Institute, the core training institute for the judges and law officers of the subordinate judiciary in Bangladesh. He had more than five years of experience as a practicing lawyer before joining the Judicial Service.
Besides, he has extensive experience of teaching as a guest faculty at various universities in Bangladesh, both public and private. This experience has equipped him with a deep understanding of educational best practices and the ability to effectively communicate complex legal concepts to students of diverse backgrounds.