About the Course Embark on a journey of legal research and writing mastery with our dynamic summer course. Delve into the core principles of legal scholarship, from understanding the role of a legal researcher to honing advanced analytical skills. Explore comparative and interdisciplinary research methodologies, empowering you to analyze legal issues from diverse perspectives. Refine your writing prowess through sessions on legal communication, research methods, and effective paper structuring. Learn essential techniques for avoiding plagiarism, citing sources, and optimizing your work for maximum visibility. Elevate your legal analysis capabilities through critical thinking exercises and real-world scenario discussions. Whether you’re a law student, seasoned professional, or aspiring researcher, this course equips you with the tools and knowledge to excel in legal research and writing. Join us for an enriching experience that will transform your academic and professional journey. Top of Form Upon completion of this course, participants will have acquired a comprehensive understanding of legal research methodologies and advanced analytical skills essential for evaluating legal issues from diverse perspectives. They will have honed their proficiency in legal writing, mastering the art of structuring coherent arguments and effectively communicating complex legal concepts. With a strong emphasis on ethical considerations and professional standards, participants will cultivate integrity and credibility in their academic and professional pursuits. Practical insights into citation practices, plagiarism avoidance, and search engine optimization techniques will empower participants to maximize the impact and visibility of their research outputs. Through interactive exercises, case studies, and discussions, participants will foster collaboration and peer learning within a supportive environment. Equipped with personalized feedback and guidance, participants will be ready to apply their learned skills and knowledge in real-world contexts, whether in academic settings, legal practice, or research endeavors. WHAT WILL YOU LEARN? Course Duration: 📅 7 June 2025 – 15 June 2025 (Saturday & Sunday) ⏰ Time: 6:00 PM – 8:30 PM (Two sessions per day) 📍 Mode: Online (Live with Access to Recordings)
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The 4th Madhyastha Mediation Competition, hosted by LexPacto, offers a dynamic platform for law students from across the globe to hone their mediation skills and compete at a national level. Participants will engage in simulated mediation sessions, showcasing their ability to resolve disputes effectively. With a rigorous yet enriching format spanning two days, , preliminary rounds, and culminating in the finals, this competition provides a unique opportunity for students to immerse themselves in practical legal scenarios and elevate their expertise in alternative dispute resolution. WHO ALL CAN PARTICIPATE? The competition is open to all Law Colleges / Law Schools / Universities, Departments of Law. The registered contestants must be full time or part time law students. Students doing post-graduation in law and students undergoing correspondence courses are not eligible to participate in the competition.
About The Competition The Oral Rounds of the 1st Judexis Moot Court Competition, 2025 [“the Competition”] will be held from the 14h to 15th June, 2025 via Virtual Mode. Important Dates Registrations Open: April 15, 2025 Moot Problem Release: April 15, 2025 Registrations Close: May 15, 2025 Allotment of Team Code: June 1, 2025 Written Memorial Deadline: June 4, 2025 Research Test: June 14, 2025. Oral Rounds: June 14 & 15, 2025. Eligibility Students duly enrolled and pursuing full time 5 years or 3 years undergraduate law courses may apply to participate in the given competition. Students enrolled in post-graduation diploma or short-term certification courses are not eligible to apply. Team Composition The team composition of the given competition shall comprise of the following: Minimum or only 2 speakers OR 2 speakers and 1 Researcher
The main aim of the competition is to promote commitment towards experimental learning and to facilitate students in cumulating immense knowledge. The Moot Court Competition develops coherent legal insight among students and is essential to develop practical skills.
The Competition shall consist of Preliminary Rounds, Quarter Finals Rounds, Semi-Finals Rounds, and Final Rounds.Prizes and Rewards
National Law University, Meghalaya Presents About National Law University, Meghalaya (NLU Meg) NLU Meg is dedicated to shaping the next generation of legal minds with a vision that blends academic excellence and societal impact. As a “University of the Future,” NLU Meg emphasizes innovative and forward-thinking approaches, fostering critical understanding of the complex interplay between law, governance, and technology in an era of rapid change. About the Conference Under the theme “Era of Disruption: Exploring the Future,” this two-day conference aims to gather leaders, innovators, and visionaries to address the impact of emerging technologies on governance, legal frameworks, and societal dynamics. With discussions centered around topics like artificial intelligence (AI) and its implications for legal systems, participants will explore transformative pathways to help shape a sustainable, equitable future. Top-level leaders from the state government, eminent jurists, thought leaders from academia, technology experts, and consultants will be present to provide diverse insights and explore collaborative solutions. Conference Theme Reimagine the World; Shape the Future The conference theme invites attendees to consider how technology, especially AI, is reshaping the fundamental structures of governance and law. By “Reimagining, Disrupting, and Recreating,” we aim to examine ways to harness technological advancements responsibly and innovatively. Mode and Venue The conference will be held in person at the Dr. APJ Kalam Auditorium, Nongthymmai, Shillong, Meghalaya. Online participation is also available, making it accessible to global audiences. Programme Highlights Focused sessions on the role of exponential technologies in shaping governance, law, and society, featuring expert speakers and collaborative discussions. Speakers and Attendees The conference will host distinguished speakers, including the ministers of state, senior government officials, legal luminaries, futurists, and technology experts. Join us to engage with thought leaders who are setting the pace of innovation and governance. Who Should Attend? This event is ideal for policymakers, academics, legal professionals, technology experts, and students interested in exploring the impact of disruptive technologies on future governance and societal structures.
Era of Disruption: Exploring the Future
29th – 30th November 2024 | Dr. APJ Kalam Auditorium, Shillong, Meghalaya
The 1st Virtual National Moot Court Competition, the Oral Rounds of the LexPacto’s 1st National Moot Court Competition will be held from the 9th to the 11th of August, 2024 via Virtual Mode. The main aim of the competition is to promote commitment towards experiential learning and to facilitate students in cumulating immense knowledge. The Moot Court Competition develops coherent legal insight among students and is essential to develop practical skills. Prizes Upto: Win INR 1,00,000 + Trophy + Books + LexPacto’s Certificate Course(s) + Internship Recommendation + Certificate(s) IMPORTANT DATES
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Registrations Open
June 1, 2024
Moot Problem Release
June 1, 2024
Registrations Close
July 15, 2024
Allotment of Team Code
July 17, 2024
Clarification (Moot Problem and Rules)
19 July, 2024
Written Memorial Submission
July 28, 2024
Research Test
August 9, 2024
Oral Rounds
August 10 & 11, 2024
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About Indian Journal of Legal Review. Indian Journal of Legal Review [IJLR – ISSN – 2583-2344] is a Part of Institute of Legal Education, which has been established in 2021 with a vision of excellence in legal research and we aim to promote savant excellence in the area of law. It is quarterly, Peer-Reviewed, published online and IJLR seeks to provide an interactive platform for the publication of Short Articles, Long Articles, Book Reviews, Case Comments, Research Papers and Essays in the field of Law. It is run by a diligent editorial board. IJLR welcomes contributions from all legal branches, as long as the work is original, unpublished and un-plagiarized and is in consonance with the submission guidelines. Theme for Volume 4 Issue 1 of 2024. Any research related to the law Field is acceptable. Theme opens to the author’s wisdom. Submission Guidelines Categories of Manuscript SUBMISSION PROCEDURE Authors must submit their manuscript from this link – Submission Link Last Date to submit Manuscript for Volume 4 – Issue 1 of 2024 is May 30th, 2024. In case you face any difficulty with online submission, submit your paper via email to info@iledu.in with the subject as “Submission of Manuscript IJLR– Volume 4 – Issue 1, 2024”. Click Here to Submit the Manuscript
The Mock Trial Society of the Department of Law, Maharaja Agrasen Institute of Management Studies is organizing its 3rd National Mock Trial Competition, 2024 (MAIMS NMTC, 2024) in Hybrid Mode. The event is scheduled to be held from 14th October – 16th October 2024 to 25th October – 26th October 2024. The event aims to provide a platform for students pan India to showcase and nurture their research skills by competing in a professional and challenging environment. Please Follow our Social Media Handles Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/maims-mock-trial-committee-7181a2238 Instagram https://www.instagram.com/maimsmocktrialsociety?igsh=MXJ0d2sxNTRseTl0MQ== Facebook
With deliberations of ‘One Nation One Election’ proposal over the Law Commission’s table; suggestions like “new chapter in the Indian Constitution,” “unity government,” “sustainable elections,” “simultaneous polls without tweaking the legal framework” are up for discussion. However, before going into the intricacies, the question before us is what is ‘One Nation One Election’ or ‘ONOE’ Scheme as proposed by the present Central Government. ‘One Nation One Election,’ as the name suggests, talks about simultaneous elections in the country. The intention is to conduct simultaneous elections across all the levels of government, either on one day or within a specific time frame, therefore synchronizing the timing of elections for all the tiers of governance. Nevertheless, the question remains whether the scheme is a politically advantageous move proposed to encash the popularity enjoyed by Sh. Narendra Modi and the allies or does it really aim to curb the snowballed expenditure of the candidates and lessen the practice of horse-trading by the politicians? Proponents argue that this reform could streamline governance, reduce election-related expenditures, and enhance policy stability. However, its implementation requires careful consideration of various logistical, constitutional, political, economic and geographical challenges. Despite potential benefits, the proposal faces opposition, with critics citing concerns about the democratic spirit, dominance of national issues over local concerns, and the need for constitutional amendment
Department of Laws, Panjab University is thrilled to announce the second edition of the CCI-Department of Laws National Moot Court Competition, 2024 from 29th March 2024 – 31st March 2024. This flagship event has been devised with the aim to create an opportunity for learning the development of jurisprudence on emerging trends in competition law, besides armouring the upcoming generations of the legal fraternity with research and oratory skills. The Moot Proposition of the Competition will revolve around Competition Law. In the past, Department of Laws, Panjab University has successfully conducted the first edition of the CCI-Department of Laws National Moot Court Competition in 2022, which witnessed significant participation of law students from all over India. Department of Laws, Panjab University, Chandigarh in collaboration with the Competition Commission of India All Queries must be directed at: mootcourtsociety.pulaws@gmail.com Student Coordinators:
Aditya Bhaskar Pandit (President, Moot Court Society)
Contact Number: 9988001425
Akshika Guleria (Vice- President, Moot Court Society)
Contact Number: 8351804963
Dalwinder Singh (Secretary, Moot Court Society)
Contact Number: 9056199854
Karanjeet Singh (Secretary, Moot Court Society)