Ayishath Zainaba In this episode, Ayishath Zainaba (Editor, LSPR), Mrigank Jain (Observer, LSPR) and Bhavya Parameswaran (Observer, LSPR) sit down with Dr. Kalpana Purushothaman, an Adjunct Professor at the Indian Institute of […]
Ayishath Zainaba In this episode, Ayishath Zainaba (Editor, LSPR), Mrigank Jain (Observer, LSPR) and Bhavya Parameswaran (Observer, LSPR) sit down with Dr. Kalpana Purushothaman, an Adjunct Professor at the Indian Institute of […]
Atreyee Mukherjee and Bhavya Nigam* Source : Down to Earth Protection of the law often evades the poor under the garb of technicalities. The workers engaged in desilting stormwater drains in Mumbai […]
Rida Rahman and Aashkaa Jain* Source : Staff Corner I. Introduction India has faced a systemic and dangerous gender gap in its labour workforce for a multitude of reasons, like conservative social […]
Keshav Soni & Sriram Adithya In this episode, Keshav Soni (Editor, LSPR) and Sriram Adithya (Volunteer, LSPR) sit down with Mr Matthew Waddington, Legislative Drafter who leads the Computer-Readable Legislation Project at […]
Surbhi Sachdeva, Lakshita Handa, and Jwalika Balaji Source : JSA The Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition, and Redressal) Act, 2013 (‘POSH Act’ or ‘the Act’) has now spent over […]
Jerrold Soh* Computational law, an interdisciplinary field at the intersection of law and computer science, seeks to develop systems capable of interacting with legal rules in a structured, computationally useful manner. As […]
Source : IPleaders Anay Mehrotra and Samriddh Sharma * Source : Blackbox. AI This article examines the challenges AI poses within India’s legal framework, particularly under the Consumer Protection Act (CPA) 2019. […]
Keshav Soni & Anant Prem Joshi In this episode, Keshav Soni and Anant Joshi (Editors, LSPR) sit down with Professor Guido Governatori, professor of Information and Communication Technology at Central Queensland University, […]
Lisa Burton Crawford* This article examines the relationship between rules as code, legislative complexity, and the rule of law. While acknowledging scholarly concerns that machine-readable legislation may compromise important legal values like practical […]
Matthew Waddington* Legislative drafting in Commonwealth jurisdictions is undergoing significant changes with the advent of Rules as Code (RaC). A key debate centers on whether RaC initiatives can effectively handle discretionary provisions, […]