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  • How to build your Personal Brand?

    1. Be Authentic

    When it comes to self-branding, being authentic is essential. It provides confidence in one’s space of branding.

    2. Do Blogging

    Blogging for personal branding is one strategy used by many of the top influencers. Blogging clearly makes you identify your audience and their mindset.

    3. Be Consistent

    Consistent in upholding key values and having all of the values driving towards the same cause on a regular basis helps you in building a strong brand.

    4. Expertise in your field

    Knowing the strengths and working towards it is one of the most important attributes in building a Personal Brand.

    5. Be Socially Connected

    Personal brands can’t be built without human interaction. Regular interaction with society is necessary to have an impact on the Brand.

    2 min
  • WHY AN INTERNSHIP IS IMPORTANT FOR A LAW STUDENT?

    Hello, all this is Aastha Sottany from lawmaker so today this video is about internships that how internships are important, what are the benefits of internships why are internships important, and why a law student needs to do an internship in their learning ages. many people believe that internships can only be done after the third year but the fact is internships can be started right after you enter law school doing an internship right after you enter law school is the very beneficial ad you get to learn many new things at a very early age what kind of internships should be done? internships, where you get to learn everyday payment, is not important it's okay if your internship is unpaid the main part is to learn from that internship. what are the benefits of an internship? internships where you get great knowledge about law and it also adds up to your CV level. people think that due to lock down all the offices are closed so there are no chances of internship but no internships can be done from home itself there are many apps which offer internship from home for students you can do work from your pc or laptop.

    3 min
  • IS BCI DECISION RIGHT FOR JUDICIARY ASPIRANTS?

    The Bar Council of India (BCI) has announced its intention of banning fresh law graduates from joining the judicial services directly and instead of making them slog it out in the courts for three years first.


    The BCI continues:

    Most of such officers are found impolite and impractical in their behaviour with the Members of the Bar and Litigants. They have lack of understanding of the aspirations and expectations of Advocates and Litigants in the matter of proper and decent behavior.

    the practical concerns against the BCI’s arguments are several:

    The pendency of cases has continued rising non-stop in recent years, to which more and better judges may be one of the few effective long-term solutions.

    Judicial services exams have become an increasingly popular career choice amongst fresh law graduates, including at national law and other top universities, where graduates could have chosen to join the bar or law firms.

    Law firms won’t be able to absorb those law graduates, since the sector is tiny.

    The first years at the bar are very hard for most freshers, unless you are well-off or have a godfather/mother in the profession, since many of the more senior lawyers at the bar don’t pay (much or at all) and the financial support provided by the bar councils is minimal.

    1 min
  • WHY CYBER LAW IS IMPORTANT?

    In today's techno-savvy environment, the world is becoming more and more digitally sophisticated and so are the crimes. Internet was initially developed as a research and information sharing tool and was in an unregulated manner. As time passed by it became more transactional with e-business, e-commerce, e-governance, and e-procurement, etc. All legal issues related to internet crime are dealt with through cyber laws. Cyberlaw is important because it touches almost all aspects of transactions and activities and on involving the internet, World Wide Web, and cyberspace. Cyber Crime is not defined in the Information Technology Act 2000 nor in the National Cyber Security Policy 2013 nor in any other regulation in India. Hence, to define cyber-crime, one can say, it is just a combination of crime and computer.

    In today's highly digitalized world, almost everyone is affected by cyber law.

    For example:

    • Almost all transactions in shares are in Demat form.

    • Almost all companies extensively depend upon their computer networks and keep their valuable data in electronic form.

    • Government forms including income tax returns, company law forms, etc. are now filled in electronic form.

    • Consumers are increasingly using credit/debit cards for shopping.

    • Most people are using email, phones, and SMS messages for communication.

    • Even in noncyber cases, important evidence is found in computers/cell phones eg: in cases of murder, divorce, kidnapping, tax evasion, organized crime, terrorist operations, counterfeit currency, etc.
    • Cybercrime cases such as online banking frauds, online share trading fraud, source code theft, credit card fraud, tax evasion, virus attacks, cyber sabotage, phishing attacks, email hijacking, denial of service, hacking, pornography, etc. are becoming common.

    • Digital signatures and e-contracts are fast replacing the conventional method of transacting Need For Cyber Law

    3 min
  • This 2021, Lawyers Need To Be Limitless

    Mr. Abhishek Naharia is an ambitious Lawyer and Lifelong Humanitarian, He is a Final year law student at National Law University, Punjab. He found his interest in Criminal and Constitutional Law and his enthusiasm led him to be a founding member of several blogs like Abhivyakti.

    He is currently the Director E-learning Department at young Ignited Minds Foundation, Editor-in-Chief at Law and Tech Times RGNUL, Chief Managing Editor at YIMF Academia; Founding Member at Abhivyakti; Content Manager at Journal for Law Students and Researchers; Content Head at Legality Viability AND Senior Associate, Dept. of Research and Writing at The Advocates League. He is also ab Advisory Board Student Member at Burnished Law Journal and Managing editor at the Criminal and Constitutional Law Blog of which he is the Founder.

    He has interned at a number of places including ones at/under HMJ Saneejv Narula, Rajasthan State Judicial Academy, Singh, and Associates, Pinnacle Law Firm, Vinit Trehan, and Associates amongst others and has 35+ Research Articles to his credit.

    12 min
  • ADVANTAGES OF DOING LAW

    *Develop analytical skills

    *Decision making
    *Variety of career option
    *Placement (top law school)
    *Money making
    *Personality Development
    *Supreme In Yourself

    3 min
  • MOST IMPORTANT THEORIES OF PUNISHMENT

    The immediate consequence that follows a criminal act is known as punishment. Thus, punishment is defined as suffering, loss, pain, or any other penalty that is inflicted on a person for the crime by the concerned authority. There are different theories of punishment in law.

    #Lawmaker

    2 min
  • What not to do in law school

    There are blogs and books and people that always want to advise you on how to be successful in law school. I want to tell in this video what not to do in law school. certain things are there which you should not do in law school. They are

    • Skip classes – If at all possible don’t skip your lectures and classes. Its going to be tough for you to understand the legal terms and other topics if you miss lectures.
    • Don’t skim reading – some of us have the problem that we read just for the sake of reading. Don’t at all do that. Whatever you read must reaf thoroughly.
    • Outside job – It’s a good idea to manage your finances by your own but if you are a law student trust me you will have a hell lot of work to do with strict deadlines you just can’t manage both job and study. If you can well and good.
    • Don’t get stuck with so many NGO, organisation, volunteer ship. I mean you can do it but in a limit so that it will not be a disadvantage for you.

    #lawmaker

    2 min
  • QUICK TIPS THAT YOU CAN KEEP IN MIND FOR FINDING RIGHT INTERNSHIP

    Hello everyone my name is Anurag Chaudhary and I am a law student in Law College Dehradun.

    Today I am here to tell you what are the quick things that you can keep in mind for finding right internship. so most of the students usually face the problem to find the right internship.
    So there are quick few basic things that you need to fulfill to find the right internship
    first of all you should have a LinkedIn account that show your highlight in experience in professional term. It highlight in what internship you have done and your achievements.
    So LinkedIn also help you to gain The Internship as it provide the right connection between the internship taker and the internship provider.
    Number second step app called internshala is also nice app to find the internship as you can specify the internship in virtual of physical and for what amount you need to work for.
    Internshala you have to apply your CV if the organisation accept you the confirmation you will get on internshala app.
    Number third step is Lawoctopus website the Lawoctopus provide you the type of internships related to law and various no competition like Moot court youth parliament etc.
    Over there you will find the link of various internships and mail ID you can apply by attaching your CV and you will get the confirmation by mail.
    Thank you

    2 min
  • Everything about Mooting

    Ms. Anukriti Jawandhia , law student of 4th year pursuing B.B.A.LL.B , shares her Mooting experience, how to prepare for moot court competition: important tips and takeaways, and Importance of mooting in the life of a law student to become a complete lawyer.

    24 min

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