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BY SANA SHARMA "Relax, it is only your first year. You still have time!" That's something every first-year law student hears. While it is comforting, it also raises a quiet question: if I slow down now, how do I move ahead later? First year is often described as a trial run, a period where nothing truly "counts". But my experience has shown me that it matters, not because you need to have everything figured out, but because it is where you begin showing up, even when you feel

BY ISABELLA JOSEPH Law doesn’t happen in a vacuum - it is not independent of the several variables that work alongside it, instead it happens within a sphere that consists of power which many might find synonymous with Politics. The Chancellor’s Budget serves as a blueprint for the UK’s commercial landscape. For those approaching the legal profession through the lens of Politics, the Budget represents the intersection between state power and private capital. A tax change may

BY THEJANAA JEGAJEEVAN While the workload and pre-readings expected from you can seem daunting initially, don't use AI to summarise your readings. Law content is heavy and cumulative, but thorough reading and note-taking followed by independent research is the best way to grasp new concepts, ensuring the content yet to be understood does not pile up as exam season nears. Do not hesitate to have your queries answered by lecturers and seminar tutors; you are not expected to imm

A rtificial intelligence is broadly defined as a “ mechanical simulation system ” of human intelligence processes by many scholars....

A nna Chandy is known as India’s first female judge , and one of the first women in the world to be appointed to a high judicial office....

L eila Seth is an icon in the Indian legal landscape, embodying the struggle for gender equity and justice in a predominantly male...