Author – Vishwash (4th Year Student of The ICFAI University, Dehradun) In the vast landscape of India’s legal system, the challenge of pending cases has been a longstanding issue. Despite the introduction of fast track courts by the government, the judiciary’s pace often falls short of providing speedy trials. According to data from the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) for the year 2018, a staggering 78% of trials conducted in Fast Track Courts across the country took over a year to complete. This highlights the pressing need for alternative solutions to expedite the resolution of dispute ..read more

Author – Ankit Sagar, 4th Year BALLB (The ICFAI University, Dehradun) Abstract The integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies into the area of criminal practice has delivered approximately a profound transformation inside the approach of felony specialists towards their work. This paper gives a complete examination of the multifaceted impact of AI on criminal exercise, delineating each the demanding situations and opportunities it presents. Through an exploration of key AI programs within the prison area, this observation seeks to provide the best information of the transformati ..read more

Author – Gyan Prakash (4th Year, BALLB) – The ICFAI University, Dehradun Co-Author – Prof. Vivek Kumar (Sr. Professor) – The ICFAI University, Dehradun ABSTRACT The internet’s “first-come, first-served” principle for domain name registration creates fertile ground for cybersquatting, where individuals register domain names identical or confusingly similar to established trademarks with malicious intent. This act harms both trademark owners and consumers, potentially tarnishing brand reputation and misleading users. This paper delves into the intersection of cybersquatting and trademark issues ..read more

Author : Aishwarya Jain, 2nd Year L.L.B (Hons.), Amity Law School, Noida Abstract The global pandemic called Covid-19 impacted the entire world tremendously. On March 23, 2020, the Indian government issued a nationwide lockdown order after notifying it as a “notified disaster” on 14th March, 2020. The workplace has been significantly impacted by the pandemic, according to the International Labour Organization. In addition to posing a risk to public health, the economic and social turmoil also compromises the long-term livelihoods and general well-being of millions of individuals. The Ministry ..read more

About the Competition A true scholar and a true institution will always use its privilege to induce a wave of positive change in society. A change that our nation deserves and a change that our future generations deserve. The 9th Edition of Rashtraniti, National Youth Parliament Competition from 5th April – 6th April 2024 will mark a continuous endeavour of School of Law, IMS Unison University, Dehradun in engaging the youth of the nation in holistic change development and tackling situations arising in modern times. This year we have generated the following agend ..read more

By- Adv. Rishabh Kumar Mishra After a dispute over parking, the Patna High Court has ordered the formation of an SIT (Special Investigation Team) to investigate an alleged assault on lawyers residing on rented premises by some hooligans accompanying the house owner. Justice Vivek Choudhary, while hearing the petition of advocate Abhishek Kumar Srivastava, stated that the SIT should consist of two police officers below the rank of S.D.P.O. and should not be affiliated with the Jakkanpur police station. The investigation will be conducted under the supervision of an SSP. The court also directed ..read more

Author – Arpit Garg (IMS Unison University, Dehradun) Co-Author – Daksh Sharma (IMS Unison University, Dehradun) Introduction:- On February 15, a bench of five judges headed by Chief Justice DY Chandrachud declared the electoral bond unconstitutional, citing violations of the right to information and Article 19(1)(a) of the Indian Constitution, which guarantees freedom of speech. The panel also declared all amendments made to the law, including the Representation of People Act, 1951, the Income Tax Act, and other relevant acts that took place due to electoral bonds held invalid, and ordered t ..read more

Vikhyaat Maheshwari, a 3rd year law student, writes a letter to the Hon’ble Chief Justice D.Y. Chandrachud and the Secretary-General Atul M. Kurhekar, emphasising the need for uniformity in the usage of A4 papers with printing on both sides across all the judicial forums of the country, keeping in mind the tremendous environmental and legal cost that will be saved. The letter also focuses on the need to bring standardisation in terms of quality, size and specifications of A4 paper, margins, font styles, font size, line spacing, and other formatting requirements to be followed as per the Suprem ..read more

About the University The University is ranked among the top 10 private universities in the country and has also secured 44th rank in the World Universities with Real Impact (WURI) Rankings 2020 released by United Nations Institute for Training and Research. We believe in the idea of adapting with the latest trends of teaching and therefore, we are coming up with this Competition where students from different Law Universities and Colleges participate and present their researching and arguing skills. Eligibility LLB three year or five-year courses during the current academic year. Important date ..read more

About the Conference Demystifying the extract and construing the postulation with intellectual mastery is prudently an excellent hallmark in assimilating the holistic necessity of legal discourse. The integral outlook to encapsulate law and academia is a visible drift from lawyer centrist, provincial, labor-intensive guild to a customer-focused, global, digitized industry, and the transition indicates mustering ideological standpoints with reflective predictions. To connote these figurative matrices on a scholastic count, Our AGISS Research Institute is organizing an International Conference o ..read more