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Clinical legal education in India through disruptive technology: the changing contours

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  • R.K. Rajkhanna
  • C. Rabbiraj

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Clinical legal education (CLE) has always been an integral part of legal education in India, and this study provides a quantitative assessment of the existing clinical legal education programs. The global spread of the idea is also accelerating. The paper also argues that CLE should bridge academic research and actual legal practice. India has made many attempts to establish a high-quality CLE system. However, this was all in vain, as the authorities failed to plan. The important period of meeting CLE and integrating technology into legal education is the focus of this study. As CLE concepts gain academic support, questions about legal education concepts and the form CLE should take have become increasingly important. More debate revolves around technology's place in the classrooms of aspiring lawyers. Nonetheless, the resulting logical concerns are not trivial. Technology may simply be seen as a tool to complement more traditional forms of legal guidance. This study aims to find out how CLE has changed in India and what new initiatives and practises are being used in this field.

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  • R.K. Rajkhanna & C. Rabbiraj, 2025. "Clinical legal education in India through disruptive technology: the changing contours," International Journal of Knowledge and Learning, Inderscience Enterprises Ltd, vol. 18(1), pages 1-16.
    • Handle: RePEc:ids:ijklea:v:18:y:2025:i:1:p:1-16
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