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20 May 2013
Law schools

Nalsar HyderabadNalsar Hyderabad touts India’s first ever MBA in court management.

16 May 2013
Law schools

Milkround12 NLU Delhi fourth-year students, out of a class of 72, were recruited last weekend to start work in 2014, while neighbouring Jindal Global Law School (JGLS) in Haryana placed seven LLB students.

14 May 2013
Law schools

MilkroundAmarchand has emerged as the most aggressive Indian early recruiter hiring 36 fourth-year law students across 10 colleges.

10 May 2013
Law schools

NUJSNUJS 4th year recruitment committee bags at least 20 jobs but keeps shtum.

08 May 2013
Law schools

ea5hiw0wThe high-powered expert commission questioned disciplinarian administration at the college.

07 May 2013
Law schools

NLSIU Bangalore placed 24 out of 80 fourth year students on 20 April 2013 including 11 pre-placement offers(PPOs). Two independent offers from McKinsey & Co were made in addition to those.

A total of 21 ‘day zero’ campus offers to start work in 2014 came from law firms Luthra & Luthra (8 campus offers), Trilegal (5), Amarchand Mangaldas (4), AZB & Partners (2), and Khaitan & Co (2), according to legal website Bar & Bench, with AZB and Khaitan having recruited entirely through PPOs.

A total of 50 students who had subscribed to the college placement process. Students have also secured three London internships each with Allen & Overy and Herbert Smith Freehills. NLSIU’s RCC has not been reachable for comment by Legally India.

NLU Jodhpur’s day zero was four days before NlSIU’s on 16 April, placing 14 students.

06 May 2013
Law schools

NLU JodhpurNLU Jodhpur placed 11 students out of its class of 80 that will graduate in 2014 in its first day of recruitments in the fourth-year – also known as day zero, beginning on 16 April 2013.

03 May 2013
Law schools

3kb1j4zaSingh’s new term at the college he founded will start from 21 July.

03 May 2013
Law schools

RMLNLURamlu finally finds a VC again after a drawn out search.

02 May 2013
Law schools

NUJS: Now with counsellorCollege promises formal inquiry that will not ‘suppress anything’.

26 April 2013
Law schools

NLU DelhiNLU Delhi added five full time faculty, two visiting professors and three research associates to its teaching staff this academic year taking its total faculty strength to 44, while continuing the drive to recruit young faculty by offering salaries more attractive to foreign university LLM holders.

22 April 2013
Law schools

GNLUA GNLU Gandhinagar student lodged police complaint against VC Bimal Patel alleging caste-based discrimination.

19 April 2013
Law schools

Four female Nalsar Hyderabad students were filmed outside a pub with the footage later edited by local television media into allegedly defamatory broadcasts. A week on, the girls have launched online protest campaigns against voyeuristic journalism, and garnered mainstream media support. 

Newslaundry summarised the events so far and spoke to the bureau chief of ABN Andhra Jyoti – one of the involved channels.

Newslaundry: What was the story you had in mind?

Shivaprasad: Of course, the pub was running after 10 o clock. Everything that happened was against the law.

Newslaundry: How was it against the law?

Shivaprasad: It is wrong for them to drink and stand outside. Why should they stand outside? Nothing personal against the girls, but you shouldn’t stand on the road at midnight dressed like that. Our main concern is for safety of the girls.

Newslaundry: Then where should they stand?

Shivaprasad: They should not stand like that. They should go straight into the cab and go home.

Newslaundry: So, you think it was a highly unsafe situation?

Shivaprasad: When the media reached there, the girls are safer, if the media is not there, then it’s a problem.

28 March 2013
Law schools

GNLU Gandhinagar has drawn the plan for India’s first on-law-school-campus “Indian Legal History Museum”.

The museum will depict 2,500 years of Indian law’s history in “pictographic, sigillographic and paleographic mode” visuals, according to DNA India.

“Dharmashastras, Smritis, Sutras and Neetis”, the development of judicial precedents, Muslim law codes, and the constituent assembly debates, will be exhibited in a law gallery, through quotations on justice, and through various installations. Plans were still at an early stage, the college's director Bimal Patel told the paper, but did not confirm further details.