National Conference | Jurisprudence in the Age of AI | Siddhartha Law College | Dehradun | Uttarakhand SCPCR | Submit by 5th April 2026

National Conference | Jurisprudence in the Age of AI | Siddhartha Law College | Dehradun | Uttarakhand SCPCR | Submit by 5th April 2026

About Siddhartha Law College, Dehradun:

Established in 2009 under the auspices of the Siddhartha Group of Institutions (SGI) and managed by the Siddhartha Educational Society (Regd. No. 1363/2002-2003), Siddhartha Law College has emerged as a significant institution in the field of legal education. Guided by Justice (Retd.) V.K. Maheshwari as Director and under the leadership of Mr. Durga Prasad Verma, the college is affiliated to Veer Madho Singh Bhandari Uttarakhand Technological University and approved by the Bar Council of India, New Delhi.

About the Uttarakhand State Commission for Protection of Child Rights:

The Uttarakhand SCPCR was established under Section 17 of the Child Rights Protection Act, 2005, through State Government Notification dated 10 May 2011. Its primary objective is to safeguard child rights in the state, with a mandate covering education, health, child development, and child labour. The Commission plays a vital role in advising and monitoring child rights protection in alignment with the Directive Principles of State Policy (Articles 36–51) of the Constitution of India.

About the National Conference:

Theme: “Jurisprudence in the Age of AI: Integrating Constitutional Values, Corporate Governance, and Ethical Criminal Justice”

This conference seeks to explore the profound impact of artificial intelligence on Indian jurisprudence, with emphasis on harmonising AI with constitutional principles such as equality (Article 14), freedom of speech (Article 19), and the right to life, liberty, and privacy (Article 21, Justice K.S. Puttaswamy case).

Key deliberations include:

• Risks of algorithmic bias in welfare schemes, surveillance, and governance
• The role of constitutional morality in AI design
• Corporate responsibilities under the Companies Act, 2013, SEBI regulations, and emerging AI ethics standards
• Ethical limits of predictive technologies in child protection and criminal justice

The conference will feature interdisciplinary panels, scholarly discussions, and multi-stakeholder engagement, aiming to reshape Indian jurisprudence in the age of AI.

Sub-Themes for Paper Submission:

Participants may submit papers on:

• AI and Child Rights Protection under Articles 14, 19 & 21
• Algorithmic Bias in Juvenile Justice and Child Welfare
• AI-Driven Surveillance, Data Privacy, and Child Protection
• Predictive Technologies and Ethical Limits in Child Protection Systems
• AI and Online Child Exploitation: Legal Responses
• Access to Justice for Children through Technology
• Corporate Governance and Liability in AI Ecosystems
• Labour Law, Automation, and Platform Economy
• Competition Law and Big Tech Regulation
• Intellectual Property, AI Creativity, and Data Ownership
• Constitutionalism, Fundamental Rights, and Digital Governance
• Judicial Review, Transparency, and Explainability of AI Systems
• AI in Policing and Criminal Justice

Call for Research Papers:

Original and unpublished papers in English are invited from academicians, research scholars, legal practitioners, and law students.

Abstract Guidelines:

• Maximum 300 words, Times New Roman, 12 font, 1.5 spacing
• Include title, author details (name, designation, institution, contact number, email, address)
• Indicate corresponding author in case of multiple authors
• Abstracts will be peer-reviewed for originality, rigour, and relevance

Full Paper Submission:

• Submit electronically in MS Word format to slc.publications.2022@gmail.com
• Include cover letter addressed to the Organising Secretary

Registration Details:

• Faculty: ₹1500
• Advocate/Industry Fellow: ₹1000
• Research Scholar & LL.M: ₹800
• Students: ₹700
• Accommodation: ₹500 per person per night

Payment Options:

• NEFT/RTGS/IMPS
• Account No.: 50065378452
• IFSC: IDIB000D558
• UPI ID: slc@allbank

Important Dates:

• Abstract Submission: 5th April 2026
• Full Paper Submission: 15th April 2026
• Confirmation of Acceptance: 20th April 2026
• Conference Dates: 29th–30th April 2026

Certification:

• E-certificates will be provided
• Certificates will be jointly signed by the Uttarakhand SCPCR and Siddhartha Law College, Dehradun

Contact Information:

• Swati Singh: +91 9721964016
• Sunidhi Singh: +91 6397967391
• Aman Das: +91 6909268110
• Email: slc.publications.2022@gmail.com

This conference offers a platform for scholars and practitioners to critically examine the intersection of AI, constitutional values, corporate governance, and ethical criminal justice, with a special emphasis on child rights protection in India.

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