CLRS International Conference on Law in the Digital Decade
The Centre for Legal Research and Studies held the CLRS International Conference on Law in the Digital Decade online on Sunday, 13 September 2026. Papers were presented in parallel tracks across two sessions, each chaired by a member of the faculty of a university in India or abroad, on automated decision-making and constitutional limits, the regulation of artificial intelligence, courts and online dispute resolution, data protection and free speech, digital evidence and cybercrime, intellectual property and generative AI, and the digital economy.
Selected papers were published on 2 October 2026 in the two volumes of Law in the Digital Decade, each chapter with a Crossref DOI. The conference also gave rise to the Global Scholars Consortium, through which faculty members from different countries now help decide the questions CLRS conferences ask and the institutions that organise them.