Progressive Education Society’s Modern Law College, Pune is organising International Seminar on “Shifting International Economic Dimensions and Economic Power” on October 8, 2022 and seeking submissions for the same.
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Progressive Education Society’s Modern Law College, Pune is organising International Seminar on “Shifting International Economic Dimensions and Economic Power” on October 8, 2022.
THEME
New emerging economic offenses
Economic Development v/s Sustainable Development- Opportunities and Challenges.
Current financial crisis in the Neighbouring Economies and its impact
Threat of Global Economic Crisis in India
Any topic related to International Economy.
The above-mentioned themes are only indicative and paper relevant to the main theme of the seminar may be submitted.
ELIGIBILITY
Students, Academicians, Research Scholars
REGISTRATION FEE
Modern Law College Students: INR 300
Others: INR 500
For Foreign Student: $ 13
Publication fees: INR 1,000, $13 for International Students
IMPORTANT DATES
Last date of Registration: September 30, 2022
Last date for Submissions of Research Article/Paper: October 05, 2022
Last date for communication of acceptance after checking plagiarism: October 15, 2022
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International E-Conference on Law and Society by REVA University is making a call for papers.
ABOUT
Staffordshire University is located across two campuses in the towns of Stoke-on-Trent and Stafford and was established in 1992, with around 12,000 students currently enrolled. The University offers a wide variety of two-year ‘fast track’ degrees in subjects such as Business, Law and Computer Science. The University focuses on employability and has partnerships with prestigious global companies, such as Microsoft and CISCO, and industry links with global leaders including Amazon and Google.
THEME
Suggested topics under the theme ‘Law and Society’ for the international e-conference include, but are not limited to:
Social Justice and Equality
Gender Studies
Corporate and Commercial Law
Immigration, Asylum and Nationality Law
International Law
Right to Environment
Challenges to International Humanitarian Law
ELIGIBILITY
The international e-conference is open to:
Academics
Researchers
Students
Practitioners
DETAILS
For Students/ Research Scholars: Rs.1000/-for single authorship and Rs.1500/- for co-authorship.
Academics and Practitioners: Rs.1500/- for Single authorship and Rs.2000/- for co-authorship.
Participants (without presentation): Rs.500/-
Prior registration is mandatory for paper-presenters as well as participants for the conference.
Participants are requested to fill the Registration Form and upload the Fees Receipt by clicking this link.
The participants will receive a participation certificate, and the presenters who present their papers will receive a presentation Certificate. Fee ones paid is not refundable under any circumstance. The selection of the Abstract is reserved by the organizers of the conference.
IMPORTANT DATES
Submission of Abstract: 10th November 2022
Communication of Acceptance of Abstract: 17th November 2022
Last date of Registration: 25th November 2022
Date of the Conference: 2nd December 2022
SUBMISSION GUIDELINES
The abstract shall not exceed 400 words, and must be accompanied by a short bio of 50 words and a cover page, stating the following:
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NMIMS Law Review is the flagship law journal of Kirit P. Mehta School of Law, NMIMS University, Mumbai. The NMIMS Law Review is an annual publication comprising scholarly works of renowned academicians and research scholars. It aims to continually raise the bar of academic research and actively contribute to the legal discourse surrounding pertinent questions of law. It was set up with the objective of publishing high-quality original research work through articles and case comments that provide contemporary insight and add value to the scholarship surrounding the Indian legal framework and its comparative discourse.
GUIDELINES
The word limit for the submissions is between 1000 to 1500 words, exclusive of endnotes. Longer posts may be accepted and published in parts. Please contact us at nmimslawreviewblog[at]gmail.com to discuss the same.
Only original submissions in the English language will be accepted. Any plagiarism will lead to disqualification.
Submissions posted on other blogs may be accepted, provided that the fact of prior publication is disclosed at the time of submission.
Co-authorship of up to two authors is allowed.
Relevant references must be hyperlinked, and the ones that cannot be hyperlinked should be cited in the endnotes in the Bluebook 20th Edition format. No footnotes should be used.
Authors are encouraged to include an initial paragraph summing up the contents of their post succinctly.
Submissions must be analytical rather than descriptive in nature.
Accepted submissions may be posted on other blogs provided that they are accompanied with an acknowledgement stating that they were originally published on the NMIMS Law Review Blog.
The text of the submission should contain absolutely no reference or indication to the identity of the authors or their institutional affiliation. The title of the document should be the title of the blog post.
Submissions should be sent to nmimslawreviewblog[at]gmail.com with the subject ‘Blog Submission: [Title of the post]’.
Submissions should be in the Word format (.doc or .docx and in compatibility mode).
Main text:
Font: Times New Roman
Font Size: Title – 14, Bold; Subtitles – 12, Bold; Body – 12.
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Fairfield Institute of Management and Technology invites original, unpublished manuscripts for its Law Journal, Vol 5 Issue 2.
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FIMT Law Journal is an open access, blind, peer-reviewed journal published under the aegis of FIMT School of Law since 2018 to recognize and foster legal research the among legal fraternity.
This bi-annual journal intends to examine the contemporary developments in the field of law, both at national and international levels.
ELIGIBILITY
Academicians, judges, legal professionals or any other interested researchers and writers from India and abroad.
THEME
Artificial Intelligence (AI) & Law
SUB-THEME
AI and Consumer Protection Laws
The use of AI in the consumer market has increased manifolds. Now personalization is not just limited to advertisements but has extended to the product, prices and contract terms also. This automation has created new degrees of opportunities, risks and liabilities for the consumers. Numerous legal firms are also employing AI for automated compliance monitoring and enforcement of consumer laws. This makes it imperative to examine the impact, positive or negative, of Artificial Intelligence on consumer protection and solve the tussle between AI and Consumer Protection Act and Motor Vehicle Act.
AI and Forensics
Forensics as a subject is a complex intersection of science and law. AI has entered multiple arenas of forensics like digital forensics, multimedia forensics, speaker identification, image processing etc. It plays a crucial role in deciding cases. It can enhance the likelihood of detecting fraud, cybercrime, and other illegal activities. However, there is no proper guideline or statute adhering to international standards regulating investigators and experts. Another major legal concern is its admissibility in the court. Therefore, we need to deliberate on the issues and challenges faced to chart a way.
AI and Intellectual Property Laws
AI in near future can disrupt the field of intellectual Property. It is at a complex juncture with copyright, patent and trademark. AI-enabled systems can create breakthrough inventions without any human intervention. Indian IPR laws are outdated and so it becomes crucial to ruminate on how to amend them on lines of changing technology, keeping in mind the international legal framework.
AI and Human Rights
Artificial Intelligence systems can prove to be vital in upholding human rights. It can detect potential violations of human rights. However, there are chances that the real-life impact of AI can severely harm human interest if left unchecked. A plethora of issues like the use of deepfakes, job replacement, suppression of freedom of speech on social media, infringement of privacy, furthering gender and race bias over the internet etc have cropped up in the past few years. Hence, there is a need to decide on how to re-design our laws and regulatory framework to deal with these problems in an efficient manner.
Health Care Laws and AI
The past decade has seen many advances in the field of health care due to the use of AI. It has increased the efficiency of surgeons with the use of robots, reduced the cost, and provides better treatment and aftercare. But there are potential legal and policy issues like lack of transparency, unauthorized use of data, bias, medical malpractice, errors in diagnosis etc. which requires evaluation by lawmakers and scholars.
Artificial Intelligence and International Law
AI tools are being extensively used by states in governance and enforcement of International Law. There is immense potential for AI to be used in the automation of legal services, legal personality, military and weapon systems, cyber defense, treaties, delegation, asylum etc. Therefore, the is an urgent need to explore the substantive areas of International law that will intersect with machine learning.
AI and Criminal Justice System
AI has started metamorphosing the criminal justice system by reducing pendency in courts, increasing accessibility of justice, preventing crime, and modernizing the policing ecosystem. Nonetheless, there is a need to address specific points like the criminal liability of AI, predictive justice, unauthorized surveillance, bias and discrimination.
Cyber security laws and AI
The cyber security industry is progressing to keep up with the frequent and sophisticated threats from hackers and AI has an important role in maintaining its agility. Security professionals can now detect vulnerabilities, predict threats, and recognize the origin of the attack and malicious patterns in network traffic. However, the same AI has been used by hackers to steal proprietary data, and launch attacks. Hence, there is a need to analyze and evaluate the contemporary legal system and recommend measures for improvement.
SUBMISSION GUIDELINES
Long and short articles must be accompanied by an abstract of not more than 250 words.
There can be a maximum of one co-author in one submission.
All manuscripts must be submitted in English language only.
The research paper must be the original and unpublished work of the author(s).
The manuscript must be typewritten. The font should be Times New Roman, font size 12, line spacing 1.5, and justified alignment (except the title and ‘abstract’ caption which should be centrally aligned). All pages shall be numbered.
All entries should be submitted electronically in .doc or .docx format.
All manuscripts must be accompanied by:
A cover letter with the name(s) of the author(s), designation, institution/affiliation, the title of the manuscript and contact information (correspondence address, email id, phone number etc.).
A declaration that the manuscript submitted is a piece of original and bonafide research work and has not been published or submitted for publication elsewhere.
No biographical information or references, including the name(s) of the author(s), affiliation(s) and acknowledgements should be included in the text of the manuscript, the name or document properties.
Authors are required to inform the Editorial Board if they have submitted their manuscript to another law journal and if they have received an acceptance for publication.
All citations shall be placed in footnotes. ILI Rules of Footnoting must be adhered to.
The footnotes must be typewritten in the font Times New Roman, font size 10, line spacing 1.0 and justified alignment.
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School of Indian Legal Thought, Mahatma Gandhi University is inviting papers for its Journal of Indian Legal Thought, 16th Volume, 2022.
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School of Indian Legal Thought, Mahatma Gandhi University, was established in 1989 to impart an integrated legal education with unique programmes for Under-Graduate, Post-Graduate and Research levels.
SUBMISSION GUIDELINES
Long Articles between 8000-12000 (including footnotes)
Short Articles between 4000-8000 (including footnotes)
Case notes and legislative comments between 1500-3000(including footnotes)
All submissions must be in the Microsoft word Format in Times New Roman with a font size of 12 and line spacing of 1.5.
Citations must conform to the Bluebook (latest edition) style of citation
Footnotes must be in Times New Roman, font size 10 with single line spacing
All submissions must be original and unpublished work of the author and should not have been submitted, accepted or published elsewhere.
Submit an electronic copy of your manuscript along with a covering letter mentioning the name of the author, occupation, title of the manuscript, mobile phone no and contact address.
Articles found plagiarized will be summarily rejected.
Co-authorship is allowed(maximum of 2 authors)
Articles will go through a double-blind peer review and acceptance will be subject to the report of the peer review team. Please send a plagiarism check report along with the article.
All submissions shall be made through email to sheebavikram07[at]rediffmail.com
DEADLINE
November 30, 2022
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The Editorial Board of the NUALS Law Journal (ISSN Number 2319-8273) is inviting submissions for the first volume of its 17th Edition (Vol. 17 Issue 1).
ABOUT
NUALS Law Journal accepts submissions from the authors/contributors willing to submit their original work. The call for papers opportunity by NUALS Law Journal is open to anyone interested in the subject of law viz. law students, academicians, scholars, students and legal practitioners.
THEME
The journal welcomes submissions on any topic of law of contemporary relevance, from academicians, legal practitioners, students, and researchers from the legal community. All submissions will go through a rigorous review process and editing by the Editorial Board.
SUBMISSION GUIDELINES
Categories and Word Limits (exclusive of footnotes; however, speaking footnotes must be limited to 50 words):
Short Notes: 1500 – 5000 words
Case Comments: 1500 – 5000 words
Essays: 3000 – 5000 words
Articles: 5000 – 10000 words
Articles exceeding the word limit may be considered on merit, solely at the discretion of the editorial board.
Submissions are to be made only in electronic form and must be made via a Google form which can be accessed at the end of this post.
The last date for submissions to be considered for the First Issue is October 25, 2022. All submissions after October 25 will be considered for the Second Issue. The issue shall be published latest by the month of February 2023.
All submissions are to contain an abstract, of not more than 250 words, accompanying the article. The abstract must be at the beginning of the article. Please refrain from sending abstracts in a separate word document.
By submitting an article, the author undertakes that the article is an original work and has not been submitted, accepted, or published elsewhere.
Plagiarism will result in summary rejection of the submission.
Co-authorship is allowed for a maximum of two authors.
All submissions must follow the Bluebook (20th Edition) style of citation; non-conformity will be a ground for rejection.
Submissions must be in Times New Roman font, with size 12 and line spacing 1.5.
All footnotes must be in Times New Roman font, with size 10 and line spacing 1.
Submissions must be made in .doc/.docx formats only.
The documents must not contain any identification markers. Eg: Name of the author after the title, Author as recognized by Word or any other metadata.
Receipt of submission will be intimated to the authors within two weeks of submission. Authors will be periodically updated on the status of the review of their piece.
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Hidyatullah National University of Laws is making a call for papers for its journal of laws and social sciences.
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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 with moto Dharma Sansthapanartham meaning ‘for the sake of establishing the primacy of the laws of eternal values.’
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).
HNLU is the sixth in the series of National Law Schools across India. HNLU has been included in the list of the Universities maintained by the University Grants Commission under Section 2(f) of the UGC Act, 1956 and has been declared fit to receive Central assistance in terms of the rules framed under Section 12 (B) of the UGC Act, 1956. The university is recognized by the Bar Council of India under section 7 of the Advocates Act 1961.
Hidayatullah National Law University, Raipur invites submissions for its forthcoming Volume VIII of HNLU JLSS. The journal welcomes and intends to promote authors from various backgrounds having a strong interface with law. HNLU JLSS endeavours to cradle research among the legal academia, practising lawyers, students, research scholars and domain experts. It promotes thought-provoking analysis and discussions on contemporary legal and socio-political issues. It is also an attempt to provide a standard platform for quality research papers.
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Punjab State Information Commission is organising One-Day National Conference on Right to Information: Law, Policy & Governance in collaboration with RGNUL, Punjab on November 19, 2022.
ABOUT
The Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law (RGNUL), Punjab, was established by the State Legislature of Punjab by passing the Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Punjab Act 2006.
THEME
The ‘Right to Know is the Right to Live’. Transparency and access to information are pivotal to the functioning of a democracy. An informed citizen is an empowered one. For this one should have free, unfettered access to information.
The jurisprudence of Democracy revolves around the pure concept of ‘accountability’ which can only be achieved if people in authority and power are subject to public gaze and speculations.
India is considered one of the largest democracies in the world. Every democracy is characterized by the virtues of transparency, accountability, and openness to reform. Vast powers vested with the public authorities have led to maladministration, misuse of power, and corruption, which necessitated the introduction of the Right to Information Act, 2005.
The Act further aims at establishing a healthy democracy and bringing about a responsive, accountable, and corruption-free government. However, RTI is much more than a tool to fight corruption. It is in fact a fundamental and transformative right against the arbitrary use of power.
This Conference seeks to provide comprehensive learning on the Right to Information, dealing with its multiple facets from a constitutional perspective to be a statutory right, and thereby its evolution as an executory right through the administrative and judicial processes.
CO-THEME
RTI: A Tool of Good Governance
Role of Information Technology in RTI
Pro-Active Disclosure in the field of RTI
Record Management and RTI
Success Stories in the field of RTI
Best Practices in the Implementation of RTI
Regulatory Mechanism and RTI
Political Promises and Accountability
Please note: The themes are merely illustrative and not exhaustive. Any paper written within the broader purview of the theme will be considered.
IMPORTANT DATES
Last date for Submission of the registration form and abstract: September 25, 2022
Intimation of abstract selection and opening of Payment link: September 30, 2022
Last date of payment and registration: October 8, 2022
Full paper submission (Soft copy): November 5, 2022
Participants are requested to adhere to the above-mentioned dates.
DETAILS
All the abstracts and full-length papers shall be sent to email: caslw@rgnul.ac.in with the subject ‘RTI Conference’.
Registration Fees for the seminar:
Single author: 500 INR
Co-authors: 800 INR (A maximum of two co-authors are permitted per paper)
Research papers should pertain to the conference theme.
Participants shall be required to submit an abstract of around 350 words on or before September 25, 2022.
The abstract shall also contain, the name of the author/authors, email Id of the author/s, contact number, and designation.
The full paper should not exceed 6000 words. It shall be typed in Times New Roman, Font Size 12 on A4 size paper with 1” margin on all sides with 1.5 line spacing using MS Word.
Citations shall be strictly in accordance with the Oxford Standard for Citation of Legal Authorities, 4th Edition.
Participants requiring accommodation are requested to mail the same at the email ID caslw@rgnul.ac.in with the subject title ‘Accommodation’ on or before October 10, 2022. Accommodation will be provided as per availability on a payment basis.
University may publish accepted papers. Publication of papers shall be the exclusive discretion of the University.
The seminar will take place in physical mode but will have a parallel web conference session available to selected presenters on the prior payment of the Registration Fee. The interested participants can avail this by intimating the organizers by sending a mail to caslw@rgnul.ac.in
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Office of Rahul Singh, State Information Commissioner, MPSIC is making a call for applications from eligible candidates for the position of Research & Internship Coordinator at MPSIC.
ABOUT
The internship coordinator shall be required to supervise, monitor, andcoordinate various activities of the Office, ranging from providing research assistance, operation of internship program along with RTI helpline to management of various projects undertaken through collaborations with other organizations.
ELIGIBILITY
UG or PG Candidates in the field of law.
STIPEND
INR 5,000/month + Performance based incentives
DETAILS
Send your CV/Resume and Statement of Purpose to pstorahulsingh@gmail.com with the title ‘Application for Research & Internship Coordinator’.
DEADLINE
September 18, 2022
CONTACT DETAILS
8319302356
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RGNUL Student Research Review (RSRR) Journal is making a call for papers for the journal’s volume 9 issue 1.
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The Editorial Board invites submissions from academicians, practitioners, legal luminaries, and students on the theme “Development and Future of Energy Transition: Analyzing the Legal Landscape.”
The energy industry fuels economies all around the world and has a significant impact on other sectors including investment, environment, technological innovation, and international commitments, among others.
ELIGIBILITY
RSRR welcomes submissions from legal practitioners, academicians, students, and members of the legal fraternity.
THEME
RSRR invites submissions on the following sub-themes:
Mapping India’s Policy Landscape: Emerging Focus on Renewable Energy
Green Hydrogen Policy, 2022: A Solution to Power Security?
Energy Conservation (Amendment) Bill, 2022: An Attempt to Fulfill India’s Ambitious Global Goals?
Administrative Reforms in the Electricity Appellate Tribunals, and the Electricity Contract Enforcement Authority
National Renewable Energy Legislation: Need of the Hour?
Disruptive Practices in the Energy Sector: A Legal Analysis
Creating a Domestic Carbon Credit Trading Market and Empowering Indian Issuance of Carbon Trade Certificates
Carbon Credit Export Policy of India: India’s Learning from Other Nations
The Legality of Carbon Farming in India: Need for a Regulation
Need for Comprehensive Legislation for the Governance of Electric and Battery Operated Vehicles
Ensuring Equity and Sustainability in Agriculture: Integration of Solar Practices into Current Agricultural Trends
Global Energy Transition Outlook: Lessons for India?
The US Inflation Reduction Act: Economy, Energy, and Environment
EU’s “Fit for 55”: A Frontrunner in Renewable Energy Transitions
International Agreements and Transition Goals: The Credibility of Promises
Mapping the Commercial Domain of Energy-Based Transactions
Governing the Increased Anti-Competitive Conduct in the Power Sector: An Industry-Based Legal Analysis
Structural and Behavioral Remedies for Competitive Bidding in the Wind and Solar Power Sector
Simplifying the Application of GST in the Energy Sector: Preparing an Optimal Taxation Structure
A Legal Analysis of Insurance Policies in the Project, Infrastructure, and Energy sectors
Tracing the Current FDI trends in the Energy Sector: Analysis of the Indian Legal Structure
Understanding Consumer’s Stance in the Energy Transition Model
Electricity (Rights of Consumers) Rules, 2020: Role of Prosumers
Energy Poverty and the SDG Goal 7: The Balance between Tall Claims and Consumer Reality
Note: The above-mentioned sub-themes and sub-points are only illustrative and not exhaustive, and the authors are free to write upon any other sub-theme, provided they fall within the broad ambit of this journal’s theme.
SUBMISSION GUIDELINES
The RSRR invites papers under the following categories:
Articles (5,000 to 10,000 words)
Short Notes (3,500 to 5,000 words)
Case Comments (2,000 to 4,000 words)
Legislative Comments (2,500 to 4,000 words)
Normative Law Articles (3,000 to 5,000 words)
All submissions must be in Garamond, font size 12, spacing 1.5.
All footnotes shall be in Garamond 10, single-spaced, and should conform to the Oxford University Standard for Citation of Legal Authorities (OSCOLA) mode of citation.
Margins: Left 1 Inch and Right 1 Inch, Top 1 Inch and Bottom 1 Inch (A4).
The word limit is exclusive of all the footnotes.
Co-authorship is allowed for up to 2 authors.
All submissions must include an abstract of a maximum of 250 words.
All submissions must be accompanied by a cover letter in a separate document stating the details of the author(s).
All entries should be submitted in .doc/ . docx format only.
The author(s) bear sole responsibility for the accuracy of facts, opinions or views stated in the submitted paper. In case of any plagiarism found in the contents of the submitted paper, the Manuscript shall be subject to rejection.
The abstracts and the papers must be mailed to submissionsrslr@rgnul.ac.in, with the subject “Submission for Volume 9, Issue 1 – Type of Submission (Article/ Short Note/ Case Comment/ Normative Law Articles)”.
The submissions of abstracts and papers should accompany a cover letter specifying the author’s name, designation, institute, contact number, and email for future reference in the mail body itself.
DEADLINE
The deadline for final paper submission, including the abstract, is by November19, 2022, by 11:59 P.M. (IST).
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