A Report on

 

 

 

 Shodh Charcha Law Lecture Series –Ep 08

 

 “An Introduction to Legal Research”

 

 

20^th July, 2024

 

 

03:00PM to 4:00PM

 

 

Organized by: Maharishi law School in coordination with IQAC

 

 

Objective of the Shodh Charcha: The objective of the Shodh Charcha Law Lecture Series—Episode 08 focused on providing participants with a foundational understanding of legal research.

 

Participating Students: Students from various colleges/Institutes/University Joined through online link

Shodh Charcha Law Lecture Series-Ep08 was held on 20th July, 2024. The session was organized by Maharishi Law School in coordination with IQAC. The session featured esteemed guest Dr. Sujata Bali (Dean & Professor of Law at IILM Law School, Gurugram) and Prof. (Dr.) K.B. Asthana (Dean MLS), alongside faculty coordinator Saumya Shukla (Assistant Professor), Riya Koul (Assistant Professor), and student coordinator LB Kiran (LL.B. 2nd year).

Dr. Sujata Bali commenced the lecture by emphasizing the importance of legal research in the field of law. She elucidated the significance of thorough research in crafting well-informed legal arguments and making sound judgments. The lecture delved into various methods and techniques essential for effective legal research. Dr. Sujata Bali elaborated on utilizing primary and secondary legal sources, understanding case law, statutory interpretation, and the role of legal databases. Dr. Sujata Bali highlighted the transformative role of technology in legal research. She discussed the integration of digital tools, online databases, and artificial intelligence in enhancing research efficiency and accuracy.

Attendees gained practical insights into conducting legal research through real-world examples and case studies. The session encouraged interactive participation, allowing participants to ask questions and engage in discussions on research methodologies and best practices.

In conclusion, the session was a great success. Participants expressed appreciation for the informative content and interactive format of the lecture. Feedback indicated a strong interest in future sessions focusing on advanced legal research methodologies and specialized areas of law.