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Call for Blogs for law students- The Society for Constitutional Law Discussion: No Fees, Submissions on Rolling Basis

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  • The Society for Constitutional Law Discussion (TSCLD) was founded by Chanakya National Law University students in Patna with the goal of providing a forum for public debate and deliberation on constitutional law. The Society’s E-Magazine and Blog are intended to provide a forum for students, academics, and practitioners to discuss and write about constitutional law.
  • The United States Constitution is our first and last chance for rights, responsibilities, and justice. TSCLD provides a place where you can freely publish and voice your thoughts on various constitutional law matters.
  • TSCLD is accepting blog posts from undergraduate and postgraduate students, professionals, and academicians who are qualified to write on any issue related to constitutional law. On a rolling basis, submissions are accepted.

THEMES

  • Facial Surveillance and Constitution of India
  • Constitutional exploitation and its concern: An evaluation
  • Enforcement of International laws in Indian Constitutional Framework
  • Transgender athletes and the Indian Constitution
  • New Dimensions of judicial review
  • Right to Self Determination and the Indian Constitution
  • Anti-deflection Law
  • Judicial Review in Need of Reforms
  • Freedom of Press – Desirability of External Regulation
  • Protection of Human Rights Through Judicial Activism
  • Indian Federalism – Issues and Challenges
  • Women Rights under Indian Constitution

Submission Requirements
The following guidelines should be followed by authors while submitting their work:

  • The word count should be between 900 and 1500 words.
  • The number of authors who can co-author a paper is limited to two.
  • Plagiarism should not exceed 20% of the total. The article that exceeds the limit will be rejected outright.
  • The piece should be the author’s original, unpublished work (s). It should not be considered in any other context.
  • The document must be saved as a ‘Doc’ or ‘Docx’ file.
  • The only language in which a manuscript can be submitted is English.

Formatting Instructions

  • Times New Roman font is used throughout.
  • Size of the heading: 14 (Center Alignment)
  • 12 point font size
  • The submission must be well-organized, with sub-headings and sub-topics.
  • Any judgements, statutes, treaties, or legal material referenced in the submission must contain hyperlinks to the sources. Only legitimate or well-respected news sources should be hyperlinked. The editors make the final call on what qualifies as a credible source.
  • Endnotes can be used to cite references that can’t be hyperlinked.

Submission Procedure

  • All the submissions are accepted on a rolling basis.
  • The authors should submit the manuscript using the online submission portal. The first page of the manuscript will include Author’s name, designation, and contact details.
  • All the entries will be screened by the editorial board before publication.
  • The authors, by submitting their entries, would be deemed to have divested the copyright to TSCLD. However, all the moral rights shall remain with the Author (s).

Relevant Contacts

For further clarity one can reach out to:-

Shivendra Mishra, Content Head, TSCLD Blog

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