RJS-ADJ-Rajasthan Judicial Service

RJS-ADJ-Rajasthan Judicial Service Judicial Services | RJS | ADJ | APO | JLO

10/05/2024
11/04/2024

80+ Chapters
10K+ Members
6 Years

A pan India 'by lawyers-for lawyers' non-profit organization.
Learning | Leadership | Mentoring | Internship | Legal Aid

Be a part of the ILA in Rajasthan!

Please submit your interest at https://forms.gle/iKVgqV5fnL9eqWhS6

18/05/2023

Indic School of Jurisprudence (ISJ)
Inviation for Board Member.

Indic School of Jurisprudence (ISJ) is a multi-disciplinary pro bono organization working for providing legal literacy and developing legal consciousness in all stakeholders of Indic Region by various learning platforms.

ISJ, organizes informative webinars, conferences, capacity building activities and e-workshops on a regular basis wherein Judges, Practicing Advocates, Professors, Policy Makers, Administrative Officers, Students and various stakeholders are participating.

ISJ also set up its’ chapters in various cities where chapter members members evolve themselves as awakened citizens of this nation.

ISJ chapters host numerous meetings for their members, help their community by fostering pro-bono assistance, create mentor-mentee relationships, provide an accessible support system to younger lawyers, create a referral network, and most importantly, have a lot of fun.

Last date of submission : 22.05.2023 : 12:00 PM

Apply @ here
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https://www.linkedin.com/company/isjindic/
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16/05/2023

Indic School of Jurisprudence (ISJ) is a multi-disciplinary pro bono organization working for providing legal literacy and developing legal consciousness in all stakeholders of Indic Region by various learning platforms.

ISJ, organizes informative webinars, conferences, capacity building activities and e-workshops on a regular basis wherein Judges, Practicing Advocates, Professors, Policy Makers, Administrative Officers, Students and various stakeholders are participating.

ISJ also set up its’ chapters in various cities where chapter members evolve their selves as awaken citizens of this nation.

ISJ chapters host numerous meetings for their members, help their community by fostering pro-bono assistance, create mentor-mentee relationships, provide an accessible support system to younger lawyers, create a referral network, and most importantly, have a lot of fun.

ISJ also organize exciting events and competitions, ranging from online Moot Courts to law quiz, memorial drafting, and much more.

The Legal Dialogue is also a platform in ISJ for those who are preparing for the Judicial examination or want to develop themselves as inquisitive advocate.

Last date of submission : 22.02.2023 12:00 PM

https://lnkd.in/dYmGC82x

27/04/2023

25/04/2023

As a leader of a law firm, creating a successful practice is no easy task. Success is measured in many different verticals and can be lost in an instant. Losses can happen with courtroom cases, the case leads, or even practice talent.

A successful law firm will undergo many twists and turns and endure periods without success. A successful law firm is not built in a day, but rather through years of dedication from every single employee.

Based on the overwhelming interest from the young lawyers, we are delighted to present the next session under mentoring young lawyers, discussing their issues and challenges, and how they could run a good law firm.
Recording of the first session is at https://lnkd.in/gSs66bhC

Join us for our upcoming webinar, where professionals from varied legal backgrounds will come together to share their thoughts and experiences on this topic.

If you are keen on speaking/ taking part in asking queries or want to share your experiences, please let us know as a reply to this email, and we would be happy to hear you.

Wednesday, 26th April at 8:30 PM IST

Register at https://lnkd.in/gd5tXAUb

14/04/2023

13/04/2023

ILA Fireside Chat | Why is everybody not equal in India?
Friday, 14th April at 8:30 PM IST

Register now at https://lnkd.in/dsnpBF7y

The Indian Constitution guarantees equality to all its citizens, irrespective of their caste, religion, gender, or any other factor. However, in reality, the implementation of this principle has not been entirely successful, and many preferential categories for certain groups of people exist. This has resulted in discrimination and inequality, which is a significant challenge for the country.

Can we become a first-world nation by 2047, our 100th birthday, if all Indians are not equal children of God?

What should we do?
Implement policies and programs that promote equality and level the playing field for all citizens?

Do affirmative action programs that give disadvantaged groups better access to education, employment, and other opportunities?
Address the root causes of inequality and discrimination in society?

Educate people about the importance of equality and create awareness about the harmful effects of discrimination?

Work towards eliminating deep-seated biases and prejudices that exist within our society?

Ensure that the laws and policies that are designed to promote equality are effectively implemented and enforced?

How do we get commitment from all stakeholders, including the government, civil society, and citizens, to work together toward creating a more equal and just society?

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