National Conference | Artificial Intelligence and the Criminal Justice System | Tamil Nadu Dr. Ambedkar Law University | Submit by 10th May 2026
National Conference | Artificial Intelligence and the Criminal Justice System | Tamil Nadu Dr. Ambedkar Law University | Submit by 10th May 2026
National Conference on Artificial Intelligence and the Criminal Justice System:
Organised by: The Tamil Nadu Dr. Ambedkar Law University
Dates: 18–19 June 2026
Abstract Submission Deadline: 10 May 2026
About the Conference:
The Department of Dr. Ambedkar Law University is convening a National Conference on “Artificial Intelligence and the Criminal Justice System” to explore the transformative role of AI in criminal investigation, judicial decision‑making, and governance. The event will address pressing concerns of constitutional rights, accountability, transparency, and algorithmic bias.
Through thematic sessions, panel discussions, and research presentations, the conference aims to foster informed dialogue and contribute to the development of ethical, fair, and effective AI integration within the justice system.
About the University:
Established under Act No. 43 of 1997, The Tamil Nadu Dr. Ambedkar Law University is a pioneering sui generis institution—the first of its kind in India and South Asia. Inaugurated by President K. R. Narayanan, the University is recognized by the Bar Council of India and the UGC, and is a member of the Association of Indian Universities and the Association of Commonwealth Universities.
With campuses and affiliated colleges across Tamil Nadu, it serves as the nodal institution for legal education and research in the state.
Themes & Sub‑Themes:
The conference will cover a wide spectrum of issues at the intersection of AI and law, including:
- Criminal Investigation & Policing: predictive policing, surveillance, facial recognition, big data analytics, ethical limits.
- Judicial Decision‑Making: algorithmic sentencing, AI‑assisted bail, jurisprudential analysis, accountability in judicial errors.
- Constitutional Law & Governance: AI and fundamental rights, privacy, proportionality, state surveillance, judicial review.
- Cyber Law & Digital Evidence: admissibility of AI‑generated evidence, deepfakes, cybercrime, blockchain integrity.
- Human Rights & Ethics: bias and discrimination, rights of the accused, international standards, ethical frameworks.
- Business Law & IPR: copyright, patentability, corporate accountability, AI in FinTech, competition law.
- Forensics & Criminology: DNA analysis, crime scene reconstruction, predictive behavior models.
- International Law: autonomous weapons, comparative regulations, UN role in AI governance.
- Administrative & Labour Law: automation in justice systems, liability of state, AI in police administration.
- Environmental Law: AI in crime detection, climate justice, wildlife protection.
- Taxation & Economic Crimes: cryptocurrency, fraud detection, automated tax enforcement.
- Maritime Law: autonomous ships, piracy prevention, jurisdictional challenges.
- Interdisciplinary Perspectives: explainable AI, human‑AI interaction, data governance, psychological impacts.
Who Can Apply?
- Students (UG/PG)
- Research Scholars (Ph.D.)
- Academicians and Faculty Members
- Legal Practitioners and Professionals
- Policymakers and Industry Experts
- Interdisciplinary participants (Computer Science, Sociology, Public Policy, etc.)
- International participants
Submission Guidelines:
- Abstract: 250–300 words
- Full Paper: 2500–4000 words
- Co‑authorship: Maximum of two authors
- Keywords: Up to five
- Formatting: Times New Roman; 14 (headings), 12 (text); 1.5 spacing; Bluebook (21st ed.) citation style
- Plagiarism: Must not exceed 10% (UGC guidelines)
- AI Tools: Use of AI tools for submissions is strictly prohibited
- Submissions must include title, author details, institutional affiliation, email, and contact number
- Papers to be submitted via Google Forms (links provided by organisers)
Registration Fees:
- Students (UG/PG): ₹500
- Research Scholars (Ph.D.): ₹750
- Academicians/Faculty Members: ₹1000
- Legal Practitioners/Professionals/Policymakers/Industry Experts: ₹1000
Important Dates:
- Call for Papers: 24 April 2026
- Abstract Submission: 10 May 2026
- Acceptance Notification: 20 May 2026
- Full Paper Submission: 5 June 2026
- Registration Deadline: 10 June 2026
- Conference Dates: 18–19 June 2026
Awards & Publication:
- Certificates: All presenters and co‑authors (subject to registration norms)
- Best Paper Awards: Across categories—students, research scholars, academicians, and professionals
- Publication: Selected papers will be considered for ISSN‑indexed journals or ISBN conference proceedings (peer‑reviewed)
Contact Details:
For queries: aiandcjsconference2026 (official email provided by organisers)
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