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About the Legal Aid Cell, DNLU

In the year 2018, Vidhi Mitra, The Legal Aid Cell, Dharmashastra National Law University, Jabalpur, was founded. Its goal is to make the legal system and justice more accessible to the general public, as well as to raise public awareness about current legal concerns and established human rights.

About the Blog

The Vidhi Mitra Blog is intended to provide an active venue for the legal community to voice and share their experiences and thoughts on current legal topics and themes that the cell has prescribed.

Call for Blogs

The Blog’s Editorial Board invites submissions of articles, case notes, blog entries, book reviews, and discussion that fall within the boundaries of the subject area, namely, “Constitution and Legal Aid.”

Theme

The Blog is open to any topic which revolves around “Constitution and Legal Aid” or any other contemporary legal issue(s) related.

Sub-themes

There are numerous study subjects in the presented theme, however they have grouped it into the following sub-themes, keeping in mind the current topics of discussion on the constitution and legal aid:

• Introducing the citizenry to their constitutional rights by using the tool of legal aid.
• Tele Laws beneficiary surge: A Critical Analysis.
• Comparing & contrasting the legal aid systems of various countries.
• Weighing the merits and demerits of the Legal Services and Authorities Act, 1995.
• Legal Aid Services’ contribution in making bail, the norm.
• Where does Legal Aid fit in? (DPSP vs FR)
• Reflecting back at Article 39A: Possible Amendments.
• Misuse of Legal Aid Frameworks in the contemporary times.
• Constitutional expectations from Legal Aid.

Submission Guidelines

• The author may choose one or more sub-themes for his/her manuscript.
• The article should be an original work of the author and neither published nor under consideration for publication in any other journal or blog. The work must not be plagiarised.
• Co-authorship (limited to 2 authors) is allowed.
• Word Limit
  • Articles: 2500-3500 words;
  • Case Notes: 1000-2000 words;
  • Book Review: 1500-2500 words;
  • Blog: 1000-1500 words.
• Manuscripts above the prescribed word limit shall not be considered as a general rule, except under special circumstances subject to the sole discretion of the Editorial Board.
• In case author(s) want(s) to roll out a series of blogs, the decision on the word limit shall be taken by editorial board accordingly.
• All submissions should be typed in font Times New Roman with heading size 14, font size 12, line spacing 1.5′; justified.
• The submissions should be made online in a MS Word format document to: legalaid@mpdnlu.ac.in mentioning the details of the author(s), the category of the manuscript and the sub-theme(s).

Citation Guidelines

• The Bluebook, A Uniform System of Citation (21st Ed.) is to be followed for citation.
• All endnotes must be in Times New Roman, font size 10, single-spacing, and justified text.

Submission Deadline

November 25, 2021.

Contact Information

legalaid@mpdnlu.ac.in or Arpit Sanjar: 7440480281 / Sagar Rai: 9753083908

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About Commercial and Financial Law Reporter

The Commercial and Financial Law Reporter (CFLR) is a student-run and professional-backed website that aims to dive into academic research in order to legally contribute to commercial law practise and jurisprudence. Every month, a number of blogs, articles, and case comments on commercial and financial laws are studied and compiled into research papers on our website (http://cflrinsights.in/). Our long-term goal is to establish ourselves as a commercial and financial law and public policy research lab. We anticipate a link between intellectual discourse and social implementation in general.

Theme 

The editorial board of the CFLR accepts blog posts from academicians, practitioners, attorneys, legal experts, and students on a rolling basis in order to stimulate meaningful dialogue in the legal landscape around commercial and financial laws. Articles, opinions, and case comments on the aforementioned issue are all acceptable forms of submission.

For submission guidelines

http://cflrinsights.in/submission-guidelines/

Contact Details

cflrinsights@gmail.com

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About Lexdogma

This is a student-run blog for the purpose of creating awareness about current legal issues . Our intention is to provide a platform to the people to share their views on latest national and international legal issues. Our mission is to disseminate knowledge to people in general as well as in the field of legal field irrespective of their field of expertise. Our aim is to create a forum where we encourage intellectual discussion.

Theme

While there are no strict theme requirements, the piece should be relevant to current legal issues, whether they are national or worldwide. The submitted article is expected to provide readers with informed viewpoint, critical thinking, and new insight.

Submission Guidelines

• The author(s) are expected to adhere to all the instructions which have been stated below.
• Authors are expected to submit articles of length not more than 1500 words. Authors are requested to adhere to the word limit. 
• The author(s) are requested to submit articles that provide proper legal analysis on the subject matter.
• The author(s) must ensure that their content is not be defamatory, abusive or derogatory.
• Along with the manuscript the author provide an abstract in 4-5 lines of their article.
• Authors are requested to give a written undertaking that the works submitted are original pieces of work and has not been plagiarized nor has been published or is in consideration for publishing in any other place.
• The Cover letter of the author(s) must consist of the names, Profession and University/Firm/Place of work.
• It is to be noted that the decision of the editors shall be final and binding for the acceptance of submissions.
• The editors may suitably make amendments to the submissions as per the requirement.
• The author(s) are requested to provide the link of the sources which have been cited by them in the main body or are requested to provide endnotes.
• The submissions must be sent to editorlexdogma@gmail.com . The submissions must be made in a MS word document.
• If a publication has been selected and has been crossposted by the author(s), it is a mandatory requirement that the cross posting must be done via our website or through any LexDogma affiliated social media.

Co – Authorship

The maximum number of co – authors permitted is two. 

Font Style 

The manuscript submitted by the author(s) must adhere to the following font styles:

• The manuscript submitted must be in Times New Roman.
• The line spacing must be 1.5.
• The font size of the title – 16, font size of headings -14 and the font size of the body – 12.

Official site

https://www.lexdogma.in/

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About HNLU

Established in 2003, Hidayatullah National Law University has completed the journey of more than one and half a decade. In such a short span of time, HNLU has carved out a niche in the realm of legal education across India and the legacy is soaring towards newer heights day by day.

Named after the great legal luminary Justice Mohammed Hidayatullah, the University was established by the Government of Chhattisgarh under the Hidayatullah National University of Law, Chhattisgarh, Act (Act No.10 of 2003).

About The IP Law Post

A group of HNLU students who are into intellectual property. They hope to facilitate discussion on recent domestic and international events through this blog. IP has impacted many aspects of our lives, including business, innovation, sports, fashion, media & entertainment, and pharmaceuticals, as a result of the tremendous growth in technology, art, and industry. The IP Law Post is an attempt to create a welcoming and open environment that brings students, researchers, academicians, and professionals together.

ELigibility

Submissions from both law students and practitioners are welcome in order to foster a greater dialogue in the field of Intellectual Property Law.

Submission Guidelines

• Intellectual property (IP) law or issues directly or indirectly related to IP must be the focus of submissions. IP Law post accepts both analytical papers on recent developments and pieces that explore new perspectives on long-standing IP law debates.
• Submissions must be the author’s original work (s). Plagiarism will be checked on all submissions. A maximum of two authors can collaborate on a paper.
• Submissions on issues that have been previously covered in the blog will not be accepted, unless they bring forth fresh perspectives, arguments or opinions contrary to previously published content.
• We accept submissions on a rolling basis. When it comes to deciding whether or not to accept a submission, the Editorial Board has complete discretion.
• Submissions should be between 800-1500 words in length (exclusive of references). Longer write-ups may be split into multi-part posts, in consultation with the editors (all parts of the write-up will have to be submitted together).
• Authors should stick to English language and wherever statements have been made in other languages, adequate translation should be provided.
• References must be in the form of hyperlinks to relevant legal sources and background information, including any judgments, legislations, treaties or other legal texts which are mentioned. Hyperlinks must link only to legal or respected news sources. 
• Endnotes will be approved if a reference cannot be accepted by hyperlinks, and they must be formatted according to OSCOLA 4th edition guidelines.

Where to submit?

• Email your submission to us at iplawpost@gmail.com, with ‘Submission for IPLP’ in the subject line
• The draft post must be attached in MS word (.doc/.docx) format only.
• The body of the email must include your name and designation.
• Once they receive your submission, your draft will undergo preliminary screening followed by an in-depth review by our editors. We shall endeavor to get back to you within a week.

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JUNE 19th 2020

It takes me immense pleasure to invite all the esteemed members of the Legal Fraternity on behalf of lexpeeps to write blogs with us which we will publish in our “guest blog section”. After the huge success of the “our blogs” section which was dedicated to law students of different law schools and publishing more than 250 well-researched articles,

We are now starting with a section where the Lawyers of the Nation and the Academician connected with the Legal Fraternity will get an opportunity to put up their views more loudly and in front of a larger number of audience.

With Love and Respect

Madhur Rathaur

Founder, Director, CEO

Queries-lexpeeps.in@gmail.com