Join us at the “Reimagining Justice through Emerging Technologies” symposium, where we explore how AI, blockchain, and data analytics are poised to transform criminal justice.
Discover how these technologies can address inefficiencies, promote fairness, and make justice more inclusive. Together we dive into three exciting themes: improving justice processes for greater efficiency and transparency; humanizing the system through tools like telemedicine, virtual legal aid, and vocational training to support marginalized groups; and balancing the benefits of technology with ethical considerations, such as preventing bias and ensuring data security.
It is all about harnessing innovation to make justice fairer and more accessible-while staying true to what really matters: ethics and equity. Let us align with the movement that is redefining the future of justice systems!
The symposium features three multidisciplinary tracks designed to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of the intersection between technology and criminal justice. These tracks offer unique opportunities for learning, collaboration, and innovation.
Engage with pioneering research as scholars and practitioners showcase innovative solutions, sparking meaningful discussions on transforming justice processes.
Join policymakers, technologists, and legal experts as they tackle pressing challenges, explore emerging opportunities, and engage in dynamic debates that drive collaborative solutions for a more effective justice system.
Experience technology up close with hands-on activities like AI avatar interactions and VR simulations, giving you a firsthand look at how emerging tools are transforming judicial processes.
Showcase your ideas, innovations, and solutions to a diverse audience from academic and industry.
Abstract Submission: 20th February, 2025
Intimation of Acceptance of Abstract: 25th February, 2025
Final Paper Submission Last Date: 25th March, 2025
Abstract Length: 300 to 500 words
Paper Length: 3000 to 5000 words (inclusive of footnotes)
Citation: Blue Book 21st Edition
Co-Authoring is permitted upto one Co-author but both need to register separately
Hybrid paper presentations are allowed
Postgraduate students and research scholars: ₹ 2,500/-
Academicians and reseachers: ₹ 3,500/-
We provide accomodations on additional payment of ₹ 5,000/-
Modernizing Judicial Processes through Technology
Expanding Access to Justice with Technology
Digital Evidence and Technological Challenges in Court
Custodial Institutions of the Future
Humanizing Correctional Institutions
Maternal and Child Welfare in Correctional Institutions
Ensuring Children's Rights through Technological Interventions
Ethical Dimensions of Technology in Judicial Processes
Surveillance and its Ethical Dilemmas
Safeguarding the Integrity of Digital Evidence
Mayarbhanj Complex, Nongthymmai,
Shillong, Meghalaya - 793014
events@nlumeg.ac.in
Phone: (+91) 9999999999
Telephone: (0364) 291400