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Examining the Need for Having Gender Neutral Laws for Sexual Offences: Lives of Every Gender Matters

Post published:14/04/2023
Post category:Blog

Gender Neutral Laws for Sexual Offences Two law students have filed a petition to the Supreme Court to have provisions in the Indian Penal Code…

Confessions through Narco Analysis in India

Post published:14/04/2023
Post category:Blog

Written by Anubhav Seth INTRODUCTION The term Narco analysis is a psychotherapeutic and diagnostic technique that uses psychotropic drugs to bring about a stupor in…

Positive and Negative Aspects about the Information Technology Guidelines 2021: An Analysis

Positive and Negative Aspects about the Information Technology Guidelines | Aayushi Mishra | TLCJTEESV6T3E

Post published:07/04/2023
Post category:Volume I Issue 1

Positive and Negative Aspects about the Information Technology Guidelines 2021: An Analysis Written by: Aayushi Mishra Introduction In addition, the rules 2021 for the exercise…

Call for Paper on Socio-Economic & Legal issues by The Law Communicants Journal (TLCJ) Volume 1, Issue 3 About the Journal TLCJ is an International Journal for Multidisciplinary Research. It is a peer-reviewed, open-access journal that provides insight into diverse and dynamic legal matters. This Journal is a novel forum that intends to fit and address the requirements of academicians, researchers, authors, and young law students by providing them with a robust learning and interaction platform to facilitate law-related skills and to develop continuous learning on the practical side. The Journal aims to provide a forum for writers and researchers to voice their feelings and research multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary approaches. We are determined and excited to bring authentic, creative, and individual ideas and socially related problems to attention. This flagship publication encloses several articles employing a comparative and interdisciplinary approach to analyze and offer comments on the recent developments, judicial decisions, and practices in India and several foreign jurisdictions. Call for Paper TLCJ is inviting submissions for Volume I, Issue I. Contributions are welcome from all academicians, practitioners, and law students. TLCJ accepts submissions on a rolling basis, subject to the preference for publication in the upcoming issue granted for submissions. Theme Any topic related to Socio-Economic and Legal issues is acceptable. Perks of Getting Published at TLCJ E-CERTIFICATE OF PUBLICATION: E-Certificate of publication is given to all the authors published in each issue without any additional cost. The certificate is given to the authors as soon as the publication is live. TIMELY PROCESSING OF MANUSCRIPT: The whole review process takes up to 2 weeks. SEPARATE URL: The author(s) will also get a separate URL/Link to their published manuscript. Submission & Formatting Guidelines The publication and certificate shall be released on a Rolling basis. Submissions shall be accepted only in the English language. All manuscripts must be accompanied by an “abstract” of 250-300 words. The abstract must expressly include the novelty and usefulness of the idea that the author wishes to put forth and must categorically mention the specific contribution of the article beyond the existing available literature. Co-Authorship: Co-authorship is permissible only up to a maximum of two authors. Body: The body of the manuscript should be in Times New Roman, Font Size 12, and line spacing 1.5. The footnotes should be in Times New Roman, Font Size 10, and line spacing 1. The citations must conform to the Blue Book style of citations, 20th edition. Lengthy Quotations are discouraged. Author(s) should avoid long quotations and keep it at a minimum wherever necessary with full and proper acknowledgement. Lengthy and multi-paragraphed footnotes are discouraged. The citations must mention the page(s) of the source and in cases where Court Judgments are referred to, the footnote should also mention the paragraph of the judgment in addition to the page number of the Reporter. Only authoritative websites may be cited. References to internet sources such as Wikipedia, blogs, commercial websites, etc., are not acceptable. Any failure to adhere to submission guidelines may result in the rejection of the submission. We are accepting the following categories: Short Articles: (1000-1500 words, excluding footnotes) Long Articles: (2000-3500 words, excluding footnotes) Book Reviews: (1200-2500 words, excluding footnotes) Case Comments: (800-1500 words, excluding footnotes) Cover Letter The submission should be accompanied by a Cover Letter wherein the manuscript is attached and must contain the following details: Name of the Author(s) Contact Details- Address and Mobile Number Name and Address of the Institution of the Author(s) Academic Qualifications (year of studying)/Affiliations of the Author(s) Title of the Manuscript Mode of Submission All submissions are to be made by filling out the Google form OR an E-mail. The submissions can be made via email to the TLCJ editorial team at the following email ID: submissions@thelawcommunicants.com The email should contain the manuscript in .doc or .docx and pdf format accompanied by the cover letter as per the aforementioned specification. Registration fees There is no registration fee for this publication. Copyright and Editorial Policy Submissions made to The Law Communicants Journal (TLCJ) are on an exclusive basis. The submissions must not have been previously published or submitted for publication elsewhere. The contribution presented to and accepted for publication along with the copyrights therein shall be the intellectual property of the TLCJ and vests with it. TLCJ strives to promote originality and commits itself to strict requirements of integrity. Plagiarized works shall be ineligible for publication. The author(s) are to cite their sources and acknowledge the sources for the content that is not original. TLCJ editorial team reserves its right to reject and/or discontinue further collaboration on the non-fulfilment of the academic integrity criterion. 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Call for Paper on Socio-Economic & Legal issues by The Law Communicants Journal (TLCJ) Volume 1, Issue 2

Post published:01/04/2023
Post category:Call for Paper

Call for Paper on Socio-Economic & Legal issues by The Law Communicants Journal (TLCJ) Volume 1, Issue 2 About the Journal TLCJ is an International Journal…

Functioning of Copyright Board: Need of Expert Advice in Digital Board

Post published:26/03/2023
Post category:Blog

Written by Eshti Kapoor Introduction Copyright is a type of intellectual property whose value has skyrocketed in recent years as a result of fast technological…

Demons Outbreak Our Closets: The Fashion Industry | Mehak Sachdeva | TLCJ8GNAZ39H

Post published:18/03/2023
Post category:Volume I Issue 1

Demons Outbreak Our Closets Written by: Mehak Sachdeva Introduction The world’s second-largest Pollution Industry “The Fashion Industry”. In the 21st century where all the buzz…

The era of Industry 4.0 and Gig Economy: The Future of Work and the New Labour and Industrial Regime

(UPSI) Unpublished Price Sensitive Information: Analysing the Scope of Regulation 2(n) of SEBI

Post published:07/03/2023
Post category:Blog

Unpublished Price Sensitive Information (UPSI) Written by Amrita Sony Introduction Gordon Gekko famously said in the 1987 film Wall Street, "The most valuable commodity I…

Significance of Due Diligence in Mergers & Acquisition Transaction

Post published:23/02/2023
Post category:Blog

Significance of Due Diligence in Mergers & Acquisition Transaction Written by Amrita Sony The due diligence phase of the mergers and acquisitions (M&A) process is…

International Criminal Law & the Role of Gender in the Adjudication Process

Post published:19/02/2023
Post category:Blog

Written by: Neetu Lather Introduction Justice is a key prerequisite for lasting peace. International justice helps in achieving lasting peace, stability, and equitable development in…

Compromise in Criminal Trials under Section 498A of the Indian Penal Code: A Critical Analysis

Post published:13/02/2023
Post category:Blog

Compromise in Criminal Trials under Section 498A of the Indian Penal Code: A Critical Analysis Written by: Neetu Lather Introduction Cruelty includes deliberately and maliciously…

Examining the Need for Having Gender Neutral Laws for Sexual Offences: Lives of Every Gender Matters

Confessions through Narco Analysis in India

Positive and Negative Aspects about the Information Technology Guidelines | Aayushi Mishra | TLCJTEESV6T3E

Call for Paper on Socio-Economic & Legal issues by The Law Communicants Journal (TLCJ) Volume 1, Issue 2

Functioning of Copyright Board: Need of Expert Advice in Digital Board

Demons Outbreak Our Closets: The Fashion Industry | Mehak Sachdeva | TLCJ8GNAZ39H

(UPSI) Unpublished Price Sensitive Information: Analysing the Scope of Regulation 2(n) of SEBI

Significance of Due Diligence in Mergers & Acquisition Transaction

International Criminal Law & the Role of Gender in the Adjudication Process

Compromise in Criminal Trials under Section 498A of the Indian Penal Code: A Critical Analysis

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