Nyaya Forum for Courtroom Lawyering, NALSAR Blog, Call for Submissions : Rolling Basis

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27 Aug 2021 8:49 AM GMT

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    About Nyaya Forum

    Nyaya Forum for Courtroom Lawyering is a first-of-its-kind student-initiated group at NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad, dedicated to research on issues relating to the practice of law in courts and the promotion of careers in litigation and judiciary. Through its blog 'NALSAR Legal Practice Hub' (NLPH) and various lectures, panel discussions, and other events conducted all year round, Nyaya Forum not only aims at making careers in courtroom lawyering more attractive but also tries to make these avenues more feasible and plausible for young law graduates. Most recently, the Nyaya forum has conducted a webinar series on the practical aspects of litigation by inviting several distinguished speakers to share their knowledge and experiences. Our list of speakers can be accessed here - https://nyaya.nalsar.ac.in/events-2/.

    Call for Submissions

    The NALSAR Legal Practice Hub invites articles, essays and opinion pieces from practitioners, academics, students of law or anyone who wishes to express an opinion on experiences in courts, styles of advocacy, best practices for litigators, recent developments in the legal profession and the judiciary, i.e., the law for lawyers and judges.

    The blog is committed to ensuring a high level of academic engagement with the practice of law and therefore looks forward to publishing original, creative, and innovative write-ups on the above-mentioned themes. The blog is not restricted to the Indian legal profession; it also welcomes comparative pieces that may have the legal profession and judicial setups in foreign jurisdictions at their focus. It also welcomes 101 posts that seek to explain and detail the procedures as practiced in courts. We also welcome critical commentary on specific cases that may seek to exposit the working of the legal profession in India. The list detailed above is only suggestive. If you do believe that you have a piece that would be suitable for the NLPH, do check with us at nyaya@nalsar.ac.in

    The word limit for the submissions is 1200 to 1500 words. Longer submissions may be accepted in a few cases subject to the complete discretion of the editorial team. In case of any further queries, please feel free to write to us at nyaya@nalsar.ac.in.

    The link to the Blog can be found here - https://nyaya.nalsar.ac.in/

    Additional Submission Guidelines can be found here - https://nyaya.nalsar.ac.in/nalsar-legal-practice-hub-posts/nalsar-legal-practice-hubsubmissions-guidelines/


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