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Another focal point was data protection and privacy. Participants deliberated on the need for robust legal frameworks to safeguard personal information in an era of widespread data collection and processing. The conclave highlighted the importance of aligning data governance principles with fundamental rights enshrined in the Constitution.

Intellectual property in the digital economy also received attention. Experts discussed the challenges posed by digital replication, online distribution and emerging forms of creation, stressing that existing IP regimes may require recalibration to balance innovation incentives with public access.

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Cyber governance formed a further strand of dialogue. The conclave considered the legal implications of cyber threats, the responsibilities of intermediaries and the necessity for clear rules governing digital evidence. Participants underscored that the admissibility and reliability of electronic evidence demand procedural safeguards to uphold fair trial standards.

Constitutional accountability was repeatedly referenced as a guiding principle. Judges and scholars argued that any technological intervention in governance must be subject to oversight mechanisms that ensure adherence to the rule of law and prevent arbitrary exercise of power.

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Interdisciplinary collaboration emerged as a recurring theme. Speakers noted that legal education, judicial training and policy formulation benefit from insights drawn from computer science, ethics and social sciences. They contended that fostering such collaboration equips future lawyers to address complex digital realities.

The conclave also featured an awards segment organised in partnership with Gavel Glory, which recognised outstanding contributions to legal practice, scholarship and the advancement of justice. This initiative aimed to acknowledge individuals who strengthen India's legal ecosystem through excellence and public service.

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Dr. Devanshu Patel, President of Parul University, stated that the future of law will be shaped by professionals grounded in constitutional values and prepared to address the complexities of an increasingly digital society. He expressed the hope that engagements like the Law Conclave empower students and the broader legal community to think critically, act with care and participate meaningfully in building a fair, more inclusive and future‑ready legal system.

Through the Law Conclave 2026, Parul University reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening legal education by facilitating dialogue with the nation's leading judicial and legal experts. The event sought to create a space where legal learning combines with judicial thinking, technological progress and public policy, thereby preparing future legal professionals to uphold justice, constitutional values and the rule of law in a rapidly evolving world.

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