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The new criminal codes, two years on
Where the BNS, BNSS and BSA have changed practice at the police station and in the trial court, and where they have not, with a public prosecutor and a defence counsel.
With Arjun Mehta
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Live sessions with our correspondents and guest practitioners on the rulings and rules that matter, with questions from the audience, and recordings of past sessions. Every session is free; registration is by email.
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12Nov 2026
DPDP rules: the first 90 days
What companies have done, and not done, in the first quarter under India's data protection rules: consent managers, breach notification and the children's-data provisions, with the questions in-house teams are asking.
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26Nov 2026
Fair use after the AI ruling: what it means for publishers, developers and lawyers
The training-data ruling, line by line, and what it changes for each side: what counts as a lawful copy, where the damages exposure sits, and how the appeal is likely to be framed.
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10Dec 2026
Clerkships 2027: how to apply, with former clerks
Supreme Court, high court and US federal clerkships: the schemes, the written tests, the interview, and what the people who have done it wish they had known.
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Default bail after the Supreme Court ruling: a practitioner's walkthrough
How to compute the period, what counts as a complete chargesheet, and the application that gets the order the same day.
With Arjun Mehta
INRecording
Group insolvency: inside the first consolidated plan
The resolution professional and a creditors' committee member on how six companies were resolved as one, and what the NCLAT's test means for the next group.
With Dev Patel
USRecording
US state privacy laws: building one programme for twenty laws
Two privacy officers on the controls that satisfy every state at once, the ones that cannot, and how they handle universal opt-out signals in practice.
With Hannah Bergström