Bihar Federation Of Women Lawyers Ignites Legal Minds With Workshop On New Criminal Laws (Bhartiya Nagrik Suraksha Samhita)

LIVELAW NEWS NETWORK

6 April 2024 8:03 AM GMT

  • In an inspiring narrative of innovation and dedication, the Bihar Federation of Women Lawyers has swiftly ascended as a beacon of legal education and advocacy in Bihar. Founded with a visionary zeal in September 2023, the federation has since redefined the contours of legal training for both seasoned advocates and aspiring law students across the state. Through the backing of the Patna...

    In an inspiring narrative of innovation and dedication, the Bihar Federation of Women Lawyers has swiftly ascended as a beacon of legal education and advocacy in Bihar. Founded with a visionary zeal in September 2023, the federation has since redefined the contours of legal training for both seasoned advocates and aspiring law students across the state.

    Through the backing of the Patna High Court's administration, it has pioneered a transformative culture of legal workshops.

    On April 5, 2024, the Bihar Federation of Women Lawyers organised a workshop dedicated to unraveling the New Criminal Laws (Bhartiya Nagrik Suraksha Samhita). The cornerstone of this transformative session was the unparalleled expertise of Justice Rajeev Ranjan Prasad. His contribution was instrumental in elevating the workshop from a mere academic exercise to a profound exploration of legal principles. Justice Prasad's adept synthesis of the law's complexities, coupled with his engagement with the audience, turned the workshop into a vibrant forum for learning and discussion.

    Justice R.R Prasad's ability to translate dense legal jargon into understandable, actionable knowledge made the new statutes accessible to practitioners and students alike. Justice R.R Prasad encouraged a two-way exchange, fostering an environment where thinking and questioning were not only welcomed but encouraged. This approach deepened the participants' comprehension and sparked a collective enthusiasm for mastering the nuances of the new legislation.

    Echoing the Federation's ethos of inclusivity and excellence, the workshop transcended geographical boundaries to resonate with advocates from diverse federations across the country including Telangana, Karnataka, Punjab, Haryana, and Orissa. This pan-Indian engagement exemplifies the Federation's role in weaving a tapestry of legal professionals united in their pursuit of justice and excellence.

    A significant highlight was the workshop's live streaming at Muzaffarpur District Court Advocate Library, drawing the participation of around 50 lady advocates at District level. The workshop's accessibility was further extended through live streaming on the Federation's YouTube channel, allowing lady advocates from districts like Purina and Chapra to partake in this enriching experience. This innovative approach not only amplified the workshop's reach but also underscored the Federation's dedication to fostering a vibrant and inclusive legal community.

    In a gesture that underscored the Federation's commitment to legal scholarship, Justice Rajeev Ranjan Prasad unveiled the second edition of the Federation's magazine, Samatva, during the workshop. This publication emerges as a canvas for legal thought, analysis, and discourse, further enriching the intellectual landscape of the legal community.

    The workshops orchestrated by the Federation have emerged as fertile grounds for intellectual exchange, underscored by the enriching contributions of distinguished Judges and Senior Advocates. Their shared wisdom and experiential narratives have not only illuminated the complexities of law but also fostered a dynamic learning environment. This initiative has, thus, carved out a pathway for an enriched legal fraternity, poised with deeper insights and practical acumen.

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