In my perhaps hugely ignorant opinion, I was under the impression that legal journalism had not been given significant recognition as a viable profession. After, however, some research here and there (re: wiki How’s seven steps to become a legal journalist), I have come to realize that this aspect o...
Blogs tagged with: legal education
“ What’s the use of law research? Even if there is good research, that doesn’t get translated into law reform. So what’s the point? ” This flurry of questions was what I had to face last night from a friend of mine for which I had no answers. Without knowing that the stumps I was trying to protect w...
Article 39A of the Indian Constitution states that “The State shall secure that the operation of the legal system promotes justice, on a basis of equal opportunity, and shall, in particular, provide free legal aid, by suitable legislation or schemes or in any other way, to ensure that opportunities ...
Recent Law School debate has been witnessed by most of us, and many of us find it very entertaining. Even, I was also a part of some of these fights which I do not deny. But, sometimes I feel these fights deviate us from the very purpose for which law colleges have been created. Law was not consider...
First, Seth Godin’s post “ What you can learn from a lousy teacher ”. “If you have a teacher (of any sort) that you cannot please, that you cannot learn from, that is unwilling to take you where you need to go because he is defending the status quo and demonstrates your failure on whatever report ca...
Fourth monkey is the monkey of the 21st century. The poor animal can’t help but see evil all around. The poor animal can’t help but hear evil all around. And what does he/she do? He raises his voice against it.
The only book that deals with pornography in India has finally crossed the hurdles of editing and printing. The provocative book on Pornography ( Bangalore Mirror ) is authored by Brajesh Rajak , a 3rd year student (now in 4rth year) of National Law School of India University . The author makes a bo...
aThe times when news channels are taking interview of IIT topper and newspapers flooded with coaching centres advertisment claiming the first ranker, parents of CLAT ( Common Law Admission Test !! , if you dont know ) topper were telling their neighbours ” you know there is an exam called CLAT and m...
An arrogant professor, with a sole ambition in life --- TORTURE! Many a Law Student has faced this, and many more shall don the robes of the ‘Sacrificial Lamb’. Here’s to all those Legal Raavan’s who have made an otherwise heavenly Law School Experience hell for the students! PS – The sole inspirati...
The National University of Study and Research in Law was formally inaugrated by the Chief Justice of Jharkhand High Court and Supreme Court Judge designate Gyan Sudha Misra On Monday, April 26, 2010. The university becomes the 14th of the elite national law universities of the country. Initially it ...
Let me begin by enunciating that life at a national university of law isn’t exactly a bed of roses. More so when one is part of one of the new nationals, yet to form a formidable impression within the legal fraternity (further continuing the process of clarification- even the oldest nationals akin n...
Hi I have summarized information that I have gathered (after extensive research) about doing an LL.M from UK into one blog. I hope this blog helps the Indian students in taking the right decisions on whether or not to do a LL.M and also becoming aware of how things stand in general. 1. CONDITIONAL A...