Legal Aid Society of NLUO is inviting well-researched submissions for its blog by way of a Call for Blogs, on a rolling basis.
About Legal Aid Society
The Legal Aid Society of NLUO, since its very inception, has been working with the sole aim of bridging the gap between what the law promises to offer and the actual realities of the law.
The concept of community outreach has been of paramount importance in the committee which it satisfactorily has been achieving through the integration of the students into the community, by organizing legal literacy camps, social mobilization camps, conducting socio-legal surveys relating to wide-ranging contemporary issues like domestic violence, consumer rights, dowry prohibition, land rights, under trial prisoners and many allied areas.
About the Blog
The Legal Aid Society of National Law University Odisha, a student-run committee of the University has consistently been a mainstay for those who require legal assistance. In pursuance of this, we are pleased to pioneer a blog as a platform to cultivate the conversation on related issues.
The Society believes that individuals equipped with pristine knowledge of the law are not to remain in ivory towers but to cater to social realities and needs.
To promote this ideology, the Blog aims at allowing the authors to explore the legal realm and mould discussions about legal aid not limiting oneself to social gremlins but also widening their array to nascent laws prevailing in India as well as in foreign nations through a meticulous selection process.
The Blog endeavours to become the beacon of legal education by encouraging the synthesis of knowledge and best practices cutting across the academia and research fraternity.
Theme
The Blog is open to any topic which revolves around “Legal and Human rights for persons with disabilities” or any other contemporary legal issues.
Submission Guidelines
- The submission must be between 1000-1500 words. Longer posts may be accepted
- and published in parts subject to the discretion of the editors. The word limit is
- exclusive of the endnotes (if any). The citation format used for the endnotes must be
- uniform, preferably the latest edition of the Bluebook.
- The References must be in the form of hyperlinks, linked to keywords and phrases in
the body of the submission. For Indian case law, the authors may provide links to the
case, if available, at https://indiankanoon.org/, or the website of the relevant court.
Factual assertions must be supported with appropriate links to sources. The authors
may mention particular sections of the statute using https://www.indiacode.nic.in/. - The submission must be in .doc/.docx format. using Times New Roman font, size 12,
line spacing 1.5, and Justified. For the endnotes the font size changes to 10 with a
line spacing of 1, while the font remains constant. - Authors must acknowledge and give due reference to any source. Plagiarism is
strictly prohibited, and articles found to be plagiarized will not be considered for
publication. - Analytical posts are preferred over descriptive ones. Posts will be considered for
publication based on various factors, including but not limited to relevance, quality,
structure, logic, writing-style and originality. - The body of the email must contain a short bio of the author(s) and the name of the
institution that they are affiliated to. Submissions are welcomed from students,
academicians and practitioners alike. The email must include a paragraph or two
succinctly summarising the manuscript submitted. - Once posted on the Legal Aid Corner NLUO, a submission may be cross-posted on
other platforms. The cross-post must carry the words ‘First posted on the Legal Aid
Corner NLUO’, with a link to the post.
How to Submit?
Please mail all your submissions to nluolas@gmail.com with the subject Blog Submission: “Title”, only in a Microsoft Office Word-compatible format (.doc or .docx), PDFs will not be accepted. There must be no hint, whatsoever, of the author’s identity in the word document submitted.
For any queries, please contact nluolas@gmail.com
Source: Lawctopus
