NLUD Journal of Legal Studies

The National Law University Delhi Journal of Legal Studies is the flagship student - led publication of the National Law University, Delhi.

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Issue 8 of the Monthly JLS Newsletter is out! Please find the download link here -

https://t.co/dL345nl9gC

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A peek into the comics from our latest edition of the JLS Newsletter

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The second article of Volume VIII has been released - Kavish Rajpurohit writes on warrantless searches and safeguards under S. 185 of the BNSS. Download here - https://t.co/4QJQFAdJPn

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Proud to announce my new article, "Hallucinated Cases Are Good Law," forthcoming in the Princeton Law Review.

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The NLUD JLS is now following a rolling submissions model - we are proud to release the first article of Volume VIII on the GNCTD (Amendment) Act, 2023 and Delhi's executive regime.

Find it here - https://t.co/4QJQFAdJPn

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From the 2nd edition, the JLS Newsletter will include comic strips which will relay a lighthearted look on both, our internal workings, and our external takes.

Here are the comics from the recent edition.

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This edition, we add two more columns - Comics Curiae and Guess the Gavel aimed at the lighter note of the law.

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Issue 2 of the Monthly JLS Newsletter is out! Please find the download link here - https://t.co/G5xbiwxiFq

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Releasing the first edition of the JLS Newsletter! We look forward to your comments to add more to our next editions. You can also find it on our website here - https://t.co/G5xbiwxQuY.

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Article III of Volume VII is by @rushil_batra on the application of constitutional tort principles by analysing jurisprudence post the landmark Rudal Sah judgment.

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Our second article in #VolumeVII is by Prem Parwani who writes on opinion evidence under the IEA and proposes a framework for an assessment of expert testimonies.

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The first article in Volume VII is by Alok Prasanna Kumar of @Vidhi_India.

Alok writes on the issue of subclassification within SCs and STs in the Indian Constitution with reference to the landmark judgment of State of Punjab v Davinder Singh.

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Introducing Volume VII of the Journal of Legal Studies.

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Call for Papers for Volume 8 of the Journal of Legal Studies is out.

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The website will feature all of our past editions, and suggestions; and also include our submission cycle and guidelines foe Vol. 8

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Our new website is out at - https://t.co/I431ikZNbY

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To that end, the subject matters that we sought to address in this volume had a very conscious thought process behind them, and this is reflected in the pieces contained in this volume.

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We are proud to announce that the online edition of Volume VI of the NLUD Journal of Legal Studies is now live!

https://t.co/MvlyXmPSKo

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In addition to focusing on constitutional law, judicial interpretation, and criminal law, we have tried to incorporate perspectives from anthropology, development studies, and psychology into legal discourse.