CfP: 3rd International Conference on Forensic Science, Law, and Criminal Justice by Bennett University, Greater Noida [Sept 15 – 17; Hybrid; Scopus Opportunity]: Submit by Aug 25!
About the OrganisationBennett University, established in 2016 by the Times Group, has over 187 years of experience in media and public service. Accredited with an A+ grade by NAAC, it is recognised by the. . .
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About the OrganisationBennett University, established in 2016 by the Times Group, has over 187 years of experience in media and public service. Accredited with an A+ grade by NAAC, it is recognised by the University Grants Commission, Association of Indian Universities, and Bar Council of India. The School of Law offers integrated and postgraduate legal programmes and emphasises advocacy, public policy, and contemporary teaching methods. The conference is organised by the Centre for Forensic Science, an academic and research initiative at the School of Law focused on the nexus of forensic science, legal practice, and criminal investigation. About the ConferenceThe 3rd International Conference on Forensic Science, Law, and Criminal Justice will be held from 15 to 17 September 2026 in hybrid mode. It aims to bring together scholars, forensic experts, legal professionals, policymakers, and practitioners to discuss present developments in forensic investigation, legal evidence, criminology, and crime prevention. The conference encourages interdisciplinary collaboration to strengthen criminal justice systems and utilise scientific knowledge for fair and evidence-based justice administration. Themeand Sub-ThemesMain Theme: Forensic Science, Law, and Criminal Justice. The sub-themes includes:Law-specific themes:Forensic science in justice administration after 2023 Criminal Law reformsEthical and professional issues in criminal justice and forensic psychologyArtificial intelligence in forensic scienceTechnology and innovation in law enforcement and policingAdmissibility and appreciation of forensic evidence in criminal trialsFuture strategies in criminal justice, juvenile offending, and policing in the digital eraForensic-specific themes:Forensic biology, genetics, DNA profiling, anthropology, entomology, bodily-fluid analysisForensic chemistry, toxicology, pharmacology, chemical sensors, instrumentationForensic physics, ballistics, multimedia forensicsCyber, digital, mobile, and network forensics; cyber terrorism and digital crime preventionForensic psychology, polygraph testing, brain mapping, narco-analysisForensic pathology, post-mortem examination, time-since-death estimation, disaster-victim identificationCrime-scene investigation, questioned documents, fingerprints, behavioural forensicsArtificial intelligence and machine learning in forensic investigationIssues and challenges in functioning of CFSLs and SFSLsSubmissions related to broader conference themes are also welcome. Who Can SubmitProfessionalsAcademiciansPractitionersResearch scholarsAdministratorsStudentsSocial activistsRepresentatives of governmental and non-governmental organisationsSubmission CategoriesAbstract submission for consideration and conference presentationFull research paper for presentation and possible publicationSingle-authored or co-authored submissions (maximum one co-author permitted)Submission GuidelinesAbstract:Maximum 500 words providing an overview of the proposed paperUse OSCOLA citation styleInclude author name(s), designation, affiliation, email address, and contact detailsInclude up to five keywordsSubmit only in . doc or . docx formatFull paper:5,000–6,000 words using OSCOLA citationInclude the abstract and complete author detailsMain text: Times New Roman, 12-point font, 1. 5 line spacingFootnotes: Times New Roman, 10-point font, single spacingOriginal and unpublished work; maximum permissible plagiarism is 10%Submit only in . doc or . docx formatDuration15–17 September 2026ModeHybrid (Physical and Online participation)LocationBennett University, Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh, IndiaRegistration ChargesFaculty members, academicians, and professionals: INR 2,500Research scholars: INR 1,500Undergraduate and postgraduate students: INR 1,000No registration charge for Bennett University faculty, scholars, and studentsPublication in the Scopus-indexed Indian Journal of Forensic Medicine and Pathology (IJFMP), where selected, carries a separate charge of INR 10,000 per paper. Important DatesAbstract submission deadline: 25 August 2026Notification of selected abstracts: 28 August 2026Registration closes: 30 August 2026Final paper submission deadline: 10 September 2026Registration fee payment deadline: 1 September 2026 (after acceptance)Selection ProcessAcceptance of abstracts communicated by emailSelected authors must pay registration fees to confirm participationAt least one author must attend and present in case of co-authored papersSelected papers may be considered for publication in IJFMP, edited books with ISBN, or conference proceedings with ISBNSubmission does not guarantee acceptance, presentation, or publicationHow to SubmitEmail abstracts and full papers tocfs. sol@bennett. edu. inContact DetailsEmail:cfs. sol@bennett. edu. inPhone:+91 96202 43132Venue: Bennett University, Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh, IndiaClick here to access the official website!Disclaimer:WEF April, 2021, Lawctopus will not publish any 'Call for Papers/Blogs' by journals that charge money at the time of submission. 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