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Mar Gregorios College of Law, Thiruvananthapuram, in collaboration with the Menard Family Centre for Democracy, Miami University, and the Kerala Police Academy, is inviting submissions for its International Conference on “Justice 4.0 – AI, Policing, and the Transformation of Criminal Law.”
Scheduled for 27–28 July 2026, the conference seeks to examine the impact of Artificial Intelligence and emerging technologies on criminal law, policing, judicial decision-making, and justice administration.
The conference aims to address key legal, ethical, and constitutional concerns arising from algorithmic governance, including issues of bias, surveillance, accountability, transparency, and the protection of fundamental rights. It also seeks to foster interdisciplinary dialogue on developing balanced and human rights-oriented regulatory frameworks for the responsible integration of AI within criminal justice systems.
Sub-Themes
- AI and Algorithmic Policing
- Digital Evidence and Criminal Adjudication
- Cybercrime and White-Collar Crime in the Digital Economy
- Ethics, Human Rights, and Governance of AI
Submission Guidelines
- Abstract: 300–350 words
- Full Paper: 6000–8000 words
- Citation Style: Bluebook 21st Edition
- Co-authorship: Maximum 2 Authors
- Font: Times New Roman, 12 pt
- Line Spacing: 1.5
Mode of Conference
The conference will be conducted in a hybrid mode, allowing participants to present either physically or virtually.
Important Dates
📅 Abstract Submission Deadline: 10 June 2026
📅 Acceptance Notification: 17 June 2026
📅 Conference Dates: 27–28 July 2026
📅 Full Paper Submission: 30 July 2026 (Post-Conference)
Registration Fee
- Academicians/Professionals: ₹1000 per author
- Research Scholars: ₹700 per author
- Students: ₹500 per author
- Non-Presenters: ₹300
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