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1st National Conference on the Constitutional Law – 2022 (Virtual, No Registration Fee) by Institute of Legal Education (ILE), August 13th and 14th

About 1^st National Conference on the Constitutional Law

“The Constitution is the guide which I never will abandon.”

– George Washington

The Legal Conference is a bar of Intelligence. The Legal Philosophical Ideologies are innovated and cultured by the discussion of Intelligence. We cordially announce that “1st National Conference on the Constitutional Law, 2022 is being organized by Institute of Legal Education.  Dr. B.R. Ambedkar at the Constituent Assembly (November 1948) said that “I am glad that the draft Constitution has … adopted the individual as its unit”. Indian Constitution is the Lengthiest in the world even proclaimed. It has checks and balances between Basic Structure and the Modern Society demands. Mahendra P. Singh Commented that “Constitutions, as is famously said, are expected to endure into infinity. Anything, which is conceived to be infinite, must be constantly shaped up in order to keep pace with infinity. If we want our Constitution to survive forever it must remain in an ever – building process. That process is not automatic, it has to be engineered by us. Any laxity or wrong step on our part in this regard will falsify the proposition, at least in respect of our Constitution, that constitutions are made forever. Therefore, constantly strengthening the foundations of the Constitution we have to keep on building it upon them. “The Constitutional Conference is a Celebration event to commemorate 75 years of Indian Independence and the glorious history of its people, Rights and Freedom by Institute of Legal Education.

Aim and Object of the Conference

The aim of the event is to bring the Researchers, Jurist, academicians, practitioners and students of Law together in order to learn and share their legal knowledge. The objective of the Conference is to Research, discuss, and make deliberations in the following objectives

• To Promote the Importance of the Constitution of India;
• To Identify the Issues and Challenges on the Constitution over the 75 Years;
• To Understand the Evaluation of The Constitution.

Eligibility

Everyone is welcome to participate in the conference and express their Thoughts and Ideas. The conference is open to Law Students, Advocates, Professionals, Jurists, Members of the Academia, as well as Non-Law Students.

Themes of the conference

The Conference themes are focused on Following:

• Evaluation of the Constitution in India Since 1946
• The Constitution – Freedoms and Rights

Sub – Themes

Sub-themes of the Conference: Topics of interest for submission include, but are not limited to:

Evaluation of the Constitution in India Since 1946

• The Constitutional Debaters Futurist Ideologies and Current Scenario
• The Constitution and it’s supremacy over the 75 Years
• The Preamble – Diamond of the Constitution
• The Constitutional Review
• Judicial Review and its enforcement
• 105 Amendments – Its Importance and Effects
• Unsolved Historical and Political Issues like Article 44, Reservation, etc.
• The Constitutional Current Trends by the Judiciary
• Provisions for individual development and fair LGP.

The Constitution – Freedoms and Rights

• Evaluation of Freedom of Speech and Expression in Digital Era
• Privacy Freedom and State Control
• Freedom of Press and Mob Mentality
• Right to Religion – Post Independence India and Independence India
• Current Status of Right to Reject (NOTA)
• Gender Rights and Constitutional Developments
• Constitutional and judicial Protection on Languages in India
• Protection Laws and Right to Protest
• The Constitution and Human Rights in India
• Right to Know – The Rose for Whistleblower or Thorns to the Good Governance

Submission Guidelines

General Guidelines

• The Conference will be held by Virtual on Google Meet.
• All communication through the mail be addressed to info@iledu.in
• Research Papers and Articles must be accompanied by an abstract not exceeding 300 words.
• Multiple authors and authorships are allowed. No single author can submit more than one paper in a single theme. An Author can submit paper no more than 3 papers in various sub themes.
• All works must be original and unpublished, and must not be pending for review before any other journal. Any form of plagiarism will result in immediate rejection.
• All Manuscript must compile with the Indian Journal of Legal Review Journal’s (IJLR) Submission Guidelines (https://ijlr.iledu.in/submission-guidelines/) and Terms and Conditions (https://ijlr.iledu.in/terms-and-condition/).
• Full Paper along   with   PPT   shall   be   submitted   through   the   Provided Link.
• Any type of non-conformity with the submission guidelines will be a ground for Rejection.

Format

• The Paper Must be in the category of Article (2000 – 3000 words) or Research Article (3000 – 8000 Words)
• The manuscript should contain the name of the paper, name of the authors and their institutional affiliation.
• The main body of the manuscript should be in Times New Roman style, font size 12, with 1.5 line spacing.
• Footnotes in Times New Roman Style, Size 10, with 1.0 line spacing.
• All headings must have uniform formatting.
• Texts and footnotes should conform to the Bluebook 20th Edition.

Perks

• Suggestions and inputs from Experienced and Learned Panelists;
• All the Paper Presenters shall be provided with an e-Certificate of Presentation;
• Selected papers shall be published in an ISBN Book (Publisher: Institute of Legal Education Publication House) with no Article Processing Charges and a Soft Copy of the Book shall be made available for free;
• All participants will be provided with a participation certificate.

Important Dates

Important Links

Official Website Link – https://bit.ly/3n7uocY

ABOUT VIDHI SEVA EVAM SAMAJIK UTTHAN SAMITI :

Vidhi Seva Evam Samajik Utthan Samiti is an NGO based in Uttarakhand, was founded in 2019 by an inspired groups of Students with the aim to spread awareness through Outreach programs, Conferences, Seminars, etc. regarding legal rights, duties and government schemes in those areas where it is necessary and to help in providing assistance to the needy ones. Vidhi Seva Evam Samajik Utthan Samiti is registered  under the Societies Registration Act, 1860 Dehradun, Uttarakhand . The Aims and Objectives of the organization is To work for awareness of legal rights and duties. To provide legal aid to the needy persons. To finish the discrimination among different class and society. To raise and work on the issues related to human and society, child labor, drugs, etc. which humiliates our society at large and to avoid the tolerance towards wrong happenings and obnoxious behavior. To organize free legal aid services through camps to needy persons.

CONCEPT NOTE:

We welcome you to the National Conference on “Current Police Laws: Contemporary Issues & Challenges” aims to bring together leading academicians, students, human rights activists, academic scientists, researchers, research scholars, other intellectuals, etc. to exchange and share their experiences and research results on all aspects of “Current Police Laws: Contemporary Issues & Challenges”. It also provides a premier interdisciplinary platform for researchers, practitioners and educators etc. to present and discuss the most recent innovations, trends, and concerns as well as practical challenges encountered and solutions adopted in the fields of “Current Police Laws: Contemporary Issues & Challenges”.

The Indian Police was established in 1861 under the Police Act, 1861 (Act V of 1861) to reorganize the police force and to make it an efficient instrument for the prevention and detection of crime. However, the organization was seen as the strong arm of the colonial state for a long time. It has undergone a huge change in terms of constitutional and legislative mandate, organizational structure, role and responsibility in the post-independence period. The rule of law is the basic feature of Indian Constitution and the bedrock of democracy. We need a strong law enforcement agency for the prevention, detection, investigation of criminal cases and maintenance of public order. There have been efforts on the part of the Government of India and Government of Uttarakhand to modernize the police organization to meet the emerging challenges of law enforcement in the changing socio-economic and socio-political environment. There is a felt need for academic study of issues related to law enforcement and to bring about structural, procedural, technological and operational changes to improve law enforcement activities.

A decision was taken in the DGsP/ IGsP Conference, 2018 held in a Tekanpur, Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh to set up Police-Academia Interaction Forum (PAIF) to facilitate interaction of final year students of National Law University (NLU) with Police Officers on legal matters including issues related to forensic science for improving the quality of investigation and prosecution of criminal cases. The interaction will also give opportunity to the students and the members of faculty to study issues related to law enforcement, police administration, prosecution and other issues of academic interest. Ministry of Home Affairs, Govt. of India, New Delhi has issued an advisory to States/UTs for setting up of Police-Academia Interaction Forum (PAIF) as per the decision taken in the DGsP/ IGsP Conference, 2018. The DG & IG of Police, Gujarat has decided to set up Police-Academia Interaction Forum (PAIF) with the participation of Gujarat National Law University (GNLU),Gandhinagar; Gujarat Forensic Sciences University (GFSU), Gandhinagar and Raksha Shakti University (RSU), Ahmedabad.

OBJECTIVE:

The following are the objectives of Police-Academia Interaction Forum (PAIF):(I) to bring various verticals of Police Department and member Universities on a common platform and to engage them on issues related to law, forensic sciences, police sciences, investigation, prosecution, community policing etc.(ii) to provide opportunity for students of the member Universities to work with various verticals of Police Department to assist & encourage the use of modern forensic sciences tools in investigation, collection of evidences admissible in law, presentation of evidences during prosecution, scrutiny of judgments for the identification of key issues for plugging the gaps in investigation & prosecution(iii) to provide opportunity for faculty of the member Universities to work with various verticals of Police Department to carry out research on issues related to law, forensic sciences, police sciences, investigation, prosecution, community policing etc.(iv) to identify best practices, methodologies, technological tools, management practices and to re-engineering of processes to improve the quality of law enforcement activities(v) to study new legislations, latest amendments to laws, case laws/landmark judgments of Constitutional Courts and to work out standard operating procedures (SOPs) to improve the quality of investigation(vi) to serve as a forum for academicians and practicing police officers to pursue studies &activities of mutual interest for the benefit of their parent organizations.

The Organizing Committee welcomes original papers, relating to, but not limited to the following topics.

Theme of the National Conference

• Police and Human Rights in India

• Police Reforms and its dimensions

• The law and economics of crime on Indian reservation

• Cyber terrorism and police

• Law and order administration and Police

• The 1894 Prison Act, being very old, is needed to be replaced with a new prison Act and the NHRC should prepare a draft bill

Note: These Themes are not exhaustive; Authors are open to work on any topic related to above-mentioned theme.