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CfP: National Conference on Past, Present and Future- Legal Education and Judiciary at The Central Law College, Salem [Oct 5]: Submit Abstract by Aug 19

The Central Law College, Salem is organising National Conference on Past, Present and Future- Legal Education and Judiciary on October 19.

About the College

The Central Law College, Salem is recognized by The Bar Council of India, New Delhi and originally affiliated to University of Madras and later with The Tamil Nadu Dr. Ambedkar Law University, Chennai. The institution is a reputed and prestigious institution conducting both Five years B.A.LL.B, Three years LL.B Law Course and LL.M in the State of Tamil Nadu since 1984, founded by Prof. R. V. Dhanapalan.

The college celebrated its Silver Jubilee in 2009 and 40th Year Ruby Jubilee in 2024, well known for its Legal Education and aims to introduce the students to the basic concepts of law and enrich them with knowledge and experience with the aim to shape them to take up the Legal Profession with Dignity.

About the Main theme

Legal education and the judiciary have a rich history, shaped by tradition and precedent. In the past, legal education focused on theoretical knowledge, with students memorizing laws and precedents. The judiciary was often slow and inefficient, with limited access to justice for marginalized communities. Technology played a minimal role in legal education and the judiciary, with most processes done manually.

Today, legal education and the judiciary are undergoing significant transformations. Legal education has shifted towards practical skills and experiential learning, with emphasis on clinical legal education, internships, and problem-solving. The judiciary is modernizing, with efforts to increase accessibility, efficiency, and use of technology.

E-filing, virtual courts, and online dispute resolution are becoming more prevalent. Continuing legal education and professional development for judges and lawyers are also gaining importance. The future of legal education and the judiciary holds much promise. Legal education may incorporate interdisciplinary approaches, emphasizing skills like data analysis, artificial intelligence, and innovation.

The judiciary may leverage technology to enhance access to justice, improve court efficiency, and enable online dispute resolution. AI and data analytics may play a greater role in legal decision making and judicial processes. The future holds much potential for innovation and progress in legal education and the judiciary.

This theme highlights the evolution of legal education and the judiciary, from traditional and slow to modern, efficient, and tech-savvy, with a focus on accessibility, practical skills, and innovation. As we move forward, it is essential to continue adapting to the changing legal landscape, embracing technology, and prioritizing access to justice for all.

Sub-themes

  • Legal Education & Judiciary – Pre & Post Independence
  • Role of University Grants Commission in Legal Education
  • Role of Bar Council of India in Legal Education & its Profession
  • Role of Law Commission of India in Legal Education & Judiciary
  • Legal Education Centres – Need for Closing the Flood Gate – BCI & various Universities
  • Enrollment – Streamlining with various yardsticks by BCI
  • Judicial Independence and Accountability – Comparative Analysis
  • Classroom to Courtroom – Bridging theory & Practice
  • Judges Accountability – Appointment, Tenure, Retirement, Vacancy, Age – Comparative Study
  • Ethical and Legal Concerns in Judiciary
  • Upgradation of Technological Advancements in Legal Education & Judiciary
  • Transparency in AIBE & Judicial Examination
  • Legal Education Centre – Shortage of Quality & Qualified Law Faculty
  • Transparency & Social Justice in Indian Judiciary
  • Professional Conduct of Advocates – Need of the Hour

How to Submit?

Abstract shall not exceed 300 words and shall include five key words. The author(s) shall specify the title of the paper, Name(s) and designation of the Author(s). All abstracts should be submitted by filling the following Google Form Link attached at the end of the post on or before 19.08.2024 The Author(s) of shortlisted Abstract(s) shall be intimated on or before 24.08.2024.

Author and Co-Author :There may be an author and a co-author for a research paper.

Submission Guidelines

  • The authors of the selected abstracts have to register and pay the prescribed fee before the submission of full paper. Author and co-author have to pay their fees individually for registration. Co-authors will have to use the same registration form. Registration should be done on or before 28.08.2024 by using the following Google form Link attached at the end of the post.
  • The conference paper should be original, unpublished and should adhere to the conference theme. Full Paper can be submitted using the following Google form link attached at the end of the post on or before 09.09.2024
  • Word Limit: Full paper should not exceed 3000 words.
  • Text: Size 12-pt. Times New Roman, 1.5 Line Spacing; Heading 14-pt (bold), Times New Roman: Sub-headings 12-pt (bold), Times New Roman.
  • Reference Style: Authors to cite reference and avoid plagiarism. The Blue Book: A uniform system of citation – 21st edition reference style or APAreference style should be followed strictly.
  • Author Name and Designation: Author Name and Designation would appear under the Title of the Paper on the First Page / Abstract. 

Publication Fee

Rs.1500/- per hard copy book (Publication Fee should be paid only after receiving confirmation from the conference committee.)

Important dates

  • Last Date for Abstract Submission Aug 19 2024 Monday
  • Abstract Acceptance Intimation Date Aug 24 2024 Saturday
  • Last Date for Registration and Fee payments (for Authors, Co-Authors and Participants) Aug 28 2024 Wednesday
  • Last Date for Full Paper Submission Sep 09 2024 Monday
  • Date of Conference Oct 05 2024 Saturday

Participation Fee

  • Student Participation: Rs.350
  • Research Scholars, Academicians, Advocates Participation : Rs 500
  • FOR PRESENTERS: Student & Research Scholars: Rs.750 & Academicians, Advocates /Others :Rs.1000

Contact

If incase of queries kindly contact clcnationalconference@gmail.com.

Click here to register & submit.

Click here to submit full papers.

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