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The Law and Tech Bulletin from Lawyers Learn is a show where we bring you the latest from the law and technology space. Over the next few days you could find us on all major podcast platforms. For more on who we are, click here: lawyerslearn.onlineLawyers Learn Politique et gouvernement
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  • The Law and Tech Bulletin (Year-end Special): Episode 13
    Dec 30 2022

    The Law and Tech Bulletin from Lawyers Learn is a show where we bring you the latest from the law and technology space. In this year-end special episode of the bulletin, we recap the biggest news stories and developments of 2022.

    You can now find us on all major podcast platforms.

    Follow us on Spotify, Amazon Music, Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts

    For more on who we are, click here: http://lawyerslearn.online

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    7 min
  • The Law and Tech Bulletin: Episode 12
    Nov 21 2022

    The Law and Tech Bulletin from Lawyers Learn is a show where we bring you the latest from the law and technology space. In the twelfth episode of the bulletin, we tell you about the draft Digital Personal Data Protection Bill, 2022 that has been released for public consultation. Also, CJI DY Chandrachud has said that he aims to use technology in the listing of cases in order to reduce human interface.

    You can now find us on all major podcast platforms.

    Follow us on Spotify, Amazon Music, Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts

    For more on who we are, click here: http://lawyerslearn.online

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    5 min
  • The Law and Tech Bulletin: Episode 11
    Oct 22 2022

    The Law and Tech Bulletin from Lawyers Learn is a show where we bring you the latest from the law and technology space. In the eleventh episode of the bulletin, we tell you about Twitter's argument in the Karnataka High Court that the Central government was not empowered to issue “general” orders to block social media accounts. Also, Centre has notified the appointment of Justice DY Chandrachud as the next CJI.

    You can now find us on all major podcast platforms.

    Follow us on Spotify, Amazon Music, Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts

    For more on who we are, click here: http://lawyerslearn.online


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    4 min
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