Where technology meets the Constitution
Artificial intelligence is reshaping how governments make decisions, how courts deliver justice, and how citizens live their daily lives. From facial recognition and deepfakes to algorithmic decision-making and AI-assisted dispute resolution, these technologies are outpacing the laws meant to govern them. This raises a pressing question: is our existing legal framework equipped for the age of AI?
IPEM Law Academy invites researchers, academicians, practitioners, and students to submit original abstracts and research papers for this two-day hybrid conference. Join us in examining the legal, ethical, and constitutional challenges of AI and in shaping the conversation on how the law should respond.
ABOUT THE ORGANISERS
The Institute of Professional Excellence and Management (IPEM), Ghaziabad, was founded in 1996 under the Laksh Educational Society and is an NAAC ‘A’ Grade institution in Delhi NCR. Its law school, IPEM Law Academy, is approved by the Bar Council of India and offers LL.M., LL.B., B.A.L.L.B., and B.Com.L.L.B. programs. The Academy places strong emphasis on learning beyond the classroom, with students taking part in conferences, seminars, workshops, case analysis competitions, guest lectures, and moot courts, as well as visits to Parliament, the Supreme Court, the High Court, and the District Court.
Here is what the conference offers:
- Distinguished speakers: Learn from leading national and international experts in law, technology, and policy.
- Networking: Connect with fellow researchers, academicians, practitioners, and students from across the legal community.
- Publication opportunities: Selected papers will be considered for publication in indexed journals.
- Cash awards: Top-ranked papers will be recognized with cash prizes.
- Engaging sessions: Take part in panel discussions and technical sessions on the most pressing questions in AI and law.
- Hybrid mode: Attend in person on campus or join online from anywhere.
Distinguished Speakers & Panel
Leading national and international experts from law, academia, and technology will come together for panel discussions and technical sessions on AI, law, and constitutionalism. Their insights will help participants understand how emerging technologies challenge constitutional values and how legal systems can respond.
Who Should Attend?
- Human rights researchers
- Advocates and legal practitioners
- Academicians and professors
- Law students
- Arbitrators and mediators
- Policymakers and government officials
- Technology and AI professionals
- Corporate legal professionals
Event Details & Registration
- Mode: Hybrid, on campus at IPEM Ghaziabad and online
- Dates: Friday, 29th, and Saturday, 30th January 2027
- How to participate: Email your abstract (800-1000 words, with 4-5 keywords and a cover page) to internationallawconference@ipemgzb.ac.in.
For more details, click here to view the conference brochure:
Registration Fees:
| Categories | Early Bird | Regular |
| Academicians / Industry Representatives | ₹1,500 / $20 | ₹2,000 / $25 |
| Research Scholars | ₹1,200 / $15 | ₹1,500 / $20 |
| Students | ₹500 / $7 | ₹750 / $10 |
Important Dates
| Milestone | Date |
| Abstract submission deadline | 30th October 2026 |
| Notification of acceptance | 5th November 2026 |
| Early bird registration deadline | 10th November 2026 |
| Full paper submission deadline | 10th January 2027 |
| Conference | 29th-30th January 2027 |
For queries, contact:
- Ms. Ayushi Mahajan: +91 7703 930 106
- Ms. Simran Dhingra: +91 99589 93333
- Ms. Swati Pal: +91 95540 43310
- • Ms. Sonam Singh: +91 8077 751 574
Submit your abstract by 30th October 2026.