Call for Chapters 2026: “AI, Tech, and Human Relevance in the Indian Legal System"

Legal Lock Publication House invites scholars, practitioners, researchers, educators, and policy experts to contribute chapters to its upcoming edited book titled “AI, Tech, and Human Relevance in the Indian Legal System.”
This is Legal Lock’s second national call for chapters, curated to explore the evolving intersection of Artificial Intelligence, law, governance, and human values in India.

This book aims to become one of India’s most relevant contemporary resources on AI-driven legal transformation, addressing emerging debates, regulatory concerns, ethical dilemmas, and future-ready frameworks.

Why This Book Matters

India is at a historic phase of digital transformation — from AI-enabled governance to automated courts and data-driven policy making. This book aims to capture:

• The emerging frameworks shaping India’s AI regulation

• Ground realities of tech integration in legal processes

• Ethical and constitutional concerns surrounding automation

• Comparative insights from global AI-law developments

• The roadmap toward India’s AI sovereignty

Authored chapters will contribute meaningfully to national scholarly discourse and future policy directions.

Why You Should Contribute to This Book

This upcoming publication is positioned at the critical junction of technology, legal policy, and human-centered justice, making it a high-value contribution for:

• Legal scholars
• Technology researchers
• Policy makers
• Judiciary stakeholders
• Law students and academicians
• Professionals working in LegalTech and AI regulation

The book will also be distributed across partnered digital platforms and will carry a unique ISBN, increasing the academic visibility of every contributing author.

Sub-Themes (Indicative, Not Exhaustive)

Contributors may explore any topic aligned with the following core areas:

• AI Governance, Regulation & Constitutional Values

• Judicial System Modernisation & Tech-Augmented Courts

• Data Protection, Surveillance & Human Autonomy

• AI in Legal Education & the Changing Skillset of Lawyers

• Legal-Tech, Digital Inclusion & Access to Justice