We’re excited to invite lawyers, law students, and anyone with experience or insights into criminal trials to contribute guest posts to the Indian Criminal Law Hub—your ultimate destination for all things related to Indian criminal law. Whether you want to share legal analyses, case studies, or personal experiences, your contributions will help build a diverse and informed community around Indian criminal law.
Submission Guidelines:
- Relevance: Submissions must focus on topics related to the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, Indian criminal law, or personal experiences with criminal trials.
- Original Content: All posts must be original, unpublished work. Plagiarism or previously published content will not be accepted.
- Length: Posts should be between 800 to 1500 words. Ensure that the content is concise, informative, and well-structured.
- Citations: Include proper citations for any legal cases, statutes, or external references. Use a consistent citation style throughout the post.
- Tone and Language: Maintain a professional tone. Avoid offensive language or unsubstantiated claims. Content should be clear, accurate, and respectful.
- Bio and Links: Provide a short author bio (50-100 words) and a link to your website or social media profile. Self-promotion should be minimal and relevant.
- Editorial Rights: The blog reserves the right to edit submissions for clarity, grammar, and formatting.
- Exclusive Submission: Do not submit the same post to other platforms until it has been published on our blog.
- Response to Comments: Authors are encouraged to engage with readers by responding to comments on their posts.