JAMMU, May 7: A 2-day workshop on ‘Cyber Crimes and Cyber Laws’ began today at The Law School, University of Jammu (JU). The workshop is being prepared in collaboration with the Advanced Centre on Research, Development, and Training in Cyber Laws & Forensics, National Law School of India University, Bengaluru.
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The purpose of the workshop is to make college students privy to cyber crimes, the interface of law and generation, investigation of cyber-crimes, aspects of cyberspace, and associated legal guidelines. In addition, the workshop will provide cognizance of problems and challenges in our online world and how the same is to be regulated with the aid of the rule of thumb of law. The workshop is being attended by over 150 students from the faculty of Law and different departments.
In the inaugural function, Prof Manoj Kumar Dhar, Vice-Chancellor, University of Jammu, was the chief guest, and Dr. A Nagarathna, NLSIU, Bengaluru, became the guest of honor. In his commencing deal, Prof Manoj Dhar emphasized the importance of cyber protection in the wake of trends in the digital era. He said that, as cyber regulation is a need for both lawyers and the general public, its cognizance is similarly essential thanks to the changes and new interpretations. Hence, cyber law as an upcoming field needs to act as a deterrent for cybercrimes.
Dr. A Nagarathna, in her introductory deal with and lecture, set the tone for the workshop and underlined the varied troubles that are going to be addressed within the two-day workshop. While delineating various cybercrimes, she highlighted our dependence on technology, and the spot needs to discover treatments in case of technological abuse. The 2nd technical consultation turned into taken up by way of Dr. Bishwa Kallyan Dash, Nirma University, Ahmedabad, who talked about ‘Landscaping Technology and Law’. He said that there is a fine line between useful net sourcing and abusing it.
The remaining consultation of the day was conducted through MY Kichloo, SSP (Cyber Cell), Jammu, who mentioned various styles of cyber-crimes and issues pertinent within the State, together with difficulties confronted by the Prosecution wing to prosecute the cybercriminals. Prof Arvind Jasrotia, Director, The Law School, welcomed the guests and apprised the Vice-Chancellor approximately the series of workshops to be held on topical themes within the coming months. The workshop was coordinated with the aid of Dr. Monica Narang and her team.
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