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Law Faculty has the distinction of being one of the largest law schools in the world with over 4000 students and 100 full time faculty members anytime on its rolls, Faculty of Law is the largest law school in India. Law Faculty has been instrumental in providing leadership to legal education in the country since independence. It attracts students from every state of India and more than 20 countries of Asia, Europe, America and South Africa. Alumni of this premier institution include Judges of the Supreme Court and High, Ministers of Union and State Governments and a majority of India's finest lawyers. The Faculty of Law now has three Law Centres: The Campus Law Centre (CLC) and Law Centre-I (LC-I) in the Faculty of Law building (University North Campus) on Chhatra marg, Delhi-110007 and Law Centre-II (LC-II) in the Atma Ram Sanatan Dharam College building at Dhaula Kuan, New Delhi-110021. Each Law Centre has its own teaching faculty and administrative staff (headed by a Professor-in-Charge). The three Law Centres conduct the LL.B. Programme. In addition, there is a fourth unit headed by the Dean, Faculty of Law, which administers Master of Laws (LL.M.) (Two-year full-time & Three year part-time courses), Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) and Doctor of Civil Law (D.C.L.) programme along with Master of Comparative Law (M.C.L.) for foreign students. The Faculty has been admitting students from many foreign countries such as Bhutan, Ethiopia, Germany, Indonesia, Iran, Japan, Jordan, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Sudan, Ukraine and Vietnam, etc. to these programmes. The classes for the post graduate courses are conducted in the Faculty of Law building.

Law librarians across the globe (working in law firms, law schools, corporate legal departments, courts, legislatures, agencies, government institutions, and any other legal-related institutions) who are willing to network with other law librarians and prospective law librarians

The National Association for Justice Information Systems (NAJIS) is an organization of individuals who are responsible for the acquisition, operation and management of local, state and federal criminal justice information systems. All managers for theand allied agencies who are involved with automated information systems can benefit from NAJIS membership. In particular, individuals who are investigating, evaluating and purchasing software or hardware that will facilitate case tracking and management will benefit from membership and participation in NAJIS activities. NAJIS has been successful in presenting a high-quality program to our members every year. Please visit our website for more information. **profile must list information to make an informed decision on your fit with the group**

The Association was formed in 1994 following the grant of rights of audience in the Higher Courts to solicitors. Our aims include:- •maintaining the highest ethical and professional standards of Higher Court Advocacy •promoting the interests of those who practice or seek to practice as Solicitor Higher Court Advocates. •maintaining professional contact with the judiciary, the Law Society and the Bar •promoting education and training of Solicitor Higher Court Advocates •providing opportunities for members to meet and to exchange views and ideas.

The Court of Protection Practitioners Association (CoPPA) was formed officially in September 2012, and was founded in Manchester. Although CoPPA will retain its origins in Manchester it is envisaged that regional sub groups will be formed under the CoPPA umbrella as awareness of the Association is raised. The aims of the group are:- - to create a forum for discussion of matters of common interest - to ascertain and represent views of members in relation to their professional interests - to protect and promote the efficiency ofin England and Wales in dealing with matters relating to the Court of Protection - to further the understanding and development of the Court of Protection and Mental Capacity and Mental Health Law - to develop the facility in England and Wales for the conduct of cases in the Court of Protection - the advancement of education of the public and to further and improve the knowledge of all persons involved and interested in the law and practice of relating to Court of Protection and Mental Health and Mental Capacity issues.

The IJIS Courts Advisory Committee is one IJIS Institute's Advisory Committees serving the Justice and Public Safety community. The mission of this LinkedIn group is to be a conduit for national associations (IJIS, NCSC, NACM, JTC, CITOC, etc.) to keep industry advised of priorities and challenges, and channel feedback to these groups as appropriate. We do this by hosting discussions, facilitating connections, and promoting engagement between theand industry. As a principle, ICAC Members lead with knowledge and expertise, addressing court challenges outside of the sales and marketing cycle. We respect and value the mission of theand view every initiative with a fresh perspective and a passion for advancing thewith innovative technologies. http://www.linkedin.com/groups?gid=788637

This is a group for protocol officers at Royal Courts, government institutions, companies, non-profit organisations and international organisations, as well as any other protocol or event specialists. This is a network of experts in this field. The protocol group aims at enhancing the image of the profession and throwing light on the necessary qualities of a protocol officer. In essence, protocol management has always been about optimising personal attention and systemising logistics. Protocol management enables the staging of the personal encounter. In a world where personal attention has become scarce and technology a facilitator for rules and procedures, protocol management provides us with a unique vision in which personal time is the greatest good we can give to someone. It is the modern currency of relationships. Who are we? Protocolbureau provides support for the (further) development of a professional relationship management. Our expertise guarantees that the relationship with the important stakeholders is strengthened. Our vision is described in our books 'Protocol to Manage Relationships Today: Modern Relationship Management Based Upon Traditional Values' and 'Managing Authentic Relationships: Facing New Challenges in a Changing Context', published by Amsterdam University Press. Protocolbureau was founded in 1996; our first assignment was the Franklin D. Roosevelt Four Freedoms Awards to H.M. the King of Spain. In preparation of the awards ceremony the Master of Ceremonies of H.M. Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands gave us a lecture about protocol and a few years later he asked us to assist him at the Royal Weddings and State Funerals of the Dutch Royal Family. Protocolbureau became a leading protocol expert. PROTOCOLBUREAU Telephone: +31-70-384 1199 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.protocolbureau.com

A group created to advancing the safety and security of the courthouse and its environs. A focus is placed on the utlization of site design and CPTED opportunities to make the built environment work with the operational needs of the courts, staff, security and the public. Courthouses are symbols of American democracy and should embody a sense of order and law - not be wrapped in a sense of fear and foreboding. The ideal courthouse security is the cooperative interaction between the judiciary, security experts, design professionals and facility operators that results in an "aesthetically safe and functional" environment.

Since its founding in 1937 by a group of judges dedicated to improving the effectiveness of the nation's juvenile courts, the National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges (NCJFCJ) has pursued a mission to improve courts and systems practice and raise awareness of the core issues that touch the lives of many of our nation's children and families. The NCJFCJ, an affiliate of the University of Nevada, Reno since 1969, provides cutting-edge training, wide-ranging technical, and research to help the nation's courts, judges and staff in their important work. Each year, the NCJFCJ provides education, publications or technical assistance services to an estimated 30,000 judges, court administrators,and mental health workers, police, probation officers, and others working in the juvenile and family courts at its headquarters in Reno and throughout the country. In conjunction with the University of Nevada, Reno, the NCJFCJ participates in unique advanced degree programs for judges and other court professionals. A non-profit, 501(c)(3) corporation, the NCJFCJ relies on funding from federal and state grants, private foundations, and generous members and donors.

Beyond Sport promotes, supports and celebrates the use of sport to address social issues in communities around the world. We do this through global events, awards schemes and a year-round online network. Since 2009, Beyond Sport has held major events in London, New York, Chicago, Cape Town and Philadelphia, Glasgow and Johannesburg; provided over £5.5 million worth of support to projects across six continents addressing a range of social issues; commissioned four research projects with leading universities; facilitated groundbreaking action in child protection, girls education, urban communities, sustainability, STEM education and sports role in supporting refugees; and built sustainable sportin disadvantaged communities around the world. Beyond Sport was established by Benchmark Sport International – a suite of brands and businesses that specialise in the development of networks in the business and social sectors. As an entrepreneurial company, Benchmark Sport International has developed a reputation for building prestigious sports brands from the ground up and is now responsible for some of the biggest flagship events in sport, business, entertainment and philanthropy.