CfP: National Conference on Right to Justice in India by Saraswathy Law College [April 15]: Submit by March 15

Saraswathy Law College is organising a national conference on Right to Justice in India: Contemporary Issues, Challenges & The Road Ahead and seeking submissions for the same.

About Saraswathy Law College

The prime motto of establishing the institute is to provide Legal Education with high quality and world class standard for all the aspiring students especially from the rural folk and downtrodden in and around Tindivanam, Tamilnadu. and is affiliated to the Tamil Nadu Dr. Ambedkar Law University, Chennai.

About the Conference

In India, the current system of Access to Justice through courts are founded an adversarial legalism. In most common-law nations, the adversarial system of law is used, which is defined by the State’s neutrality and the parties’ responsibility for initiating and conducting litigation, except for criminal cases, when the State initiates the proceedings.

This system of Access to Justice is a British legacy that was designed by the British government to exploit the Indian people. After India’s independence, when the Constitution of India was adopted, and an attempt was made to create parity of power in dispute resolution methods, the manner of Access to Justice was revised and adjusted.

The preamble of the Indian Constitution pledges to guarantee social, economic, and political equality to the people. Furthermore, Article 14 of the Indian Constitution states: “Equality before the Law — The State must not deny to any person within the territory of India equality before the law and equal protection of the laws.”

The term “Equal Protection of the Laws” signifies two things: first, that everyone has the right to be protected under all applicable laws, and second, that everyone in Indian territory is equally entitled to such safekeeping. To outline the relationship between the concept of Justice and the Constitution in India. examine the discourse on Justice and Equity, especially in relation to the Indian Constitution.

Look into legal theory and its applicability on law-making and policy, in order to attain the ideal of a just and fair legal system based upon rights. Observe the impact of Law, Morality, and Justice on our everyday
lives.

Main Theme

Right to Justice in India: Contemporary Issues, Challenges & The Road Ahead

Sub-Theme

• Constitutional Provision for Securing Justice.
• Making Access to Justice as Fundamental Rights.
• Vulnerable Sections of Society – viz women, children, minorities, & third gender, etc.,
• Directive Principles of State Policy and Judicial Process.
• Challenges to Secularism in a Pluralistic Society.
• Access to Justice or Social, Economic & Political Rights.
• Right to Speedy Trial.
• Right to Free Legal Aid…

Guidelines For Paper Submission

• Abstract: Abstract shall not exceed 300 words and shall include Five key words. The Author(s) shall specify the Title of the paper, Name(s) & Designation of the Author(s). All Abstracts should be submitted by filling the google form link given at the end of this post, on or before March 15, 2023 . The Author(s) of shortlisted Abstract(s) shall be intimated on or before March 17, 2023.
• Author and Co-Author: There may be an Author and Co-Author for a research paper Registration: 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 March 31, 2023 by using this google form link
• Full Paper: The conference paper should be original, unpublished and should adhere to the conference theme. Full paper can be submitted using this google form link on or before April 5, 2023
• Page Limit: Full paper should not exceed 3000 – 4000 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, Foot Note 10-pt Times New Roman.
• Reference Style: Authors to Cite Reference and avoid Plagiarism. The Blue Book : A Uniform st System of Citation – 21 Edition reference style or ILI reference 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 Details

• Best and original papers will be selected for publication with ISBN and authors will be contacted for the same.
• Participation: Those who are interested only to participate should register and pay the prescribed fee using the google form link on or before March 31, 2023.
• Registration fee for Paper Presenters: Check the below Price List(Author & Co-author should pay separately)
• Publication fee: Rs.1500/- (Publication fee should be paid only after receiving confirmation from the conference committee)

Fee

• Registration Fee to be paid after acceptance of Abstract: INR 800 (In case of co author INR 900)
• Research Scholars: INR 700(in case of co-author INR 800)
• Students: INR 600 (in case of Co-Author INR 700)
• Participation Without Presentation: INR 250 per Person
• On Spot Registration: INR 400 Per Person
• NOTE:
  • Participants and paper presenters will be provided with a conference kit, refreshments and lunch.
  • Travel Allowances and Accommodation will NOT be provided.

Important Dates

• Last Date for Abstract Submission: March 15, 2023
• Notification of Acceptance of Abstracts: March 17, 2023
• Last Date of Registration: March 31, 2023
• Last Date of Full Paper: April 5, 2023
• Date of Conference: April 15, 2023

Contact Information

• Radhika Dev: +91 90474 34956
• Venkateshwaran S: +91 96009 67162
• Paul Blesso A.: +91 93424 91186
• Santhosh Kumar E.: +91 73395 28250
• Daniel R.: +91 80567 11465

Click here to submit the abstract.

Source: Lawctopus