M. Shamima Parveen

Education

Year	Title	Percentage	Degree	Institution/ University
2019 – Pursuing	Ph.D.	–	Doctor of Philosophy in Law	Bhagwant University, Ajmer, Rajasthan.
2015 – 2017	LL.M.	69.0%	Master of Laws	The Tamil Nādu Dr. Ambedkar Law University, Perungudi, Chennai
2012 – 2015	B.L.	58.0%	Bachelor of Laws	Dr. Ambedkar Law College, Chennai
2009 – 2012	B.A.	74.8%	Travel & Tourism Management	Madras university

Work Experience

Designation	Institution	Duration
Assistant Professor	B.S. Abdur Rahman Crescent Institute of Science & Technology	22 October 2021 to Till Date
Assistant Professor	Bharath Institute of Higher Education & Research	04 April 2020 to 17th September 2020
Guest Faculty	The Tamil Nādu Dr Ambedkar Law University, Chennai	25 June 2018 to 1 April 2020

Transitional Experience

Period	Employer
2017 – till date	Litigation practice @ Madras High Court. Attached with Office of Shri R. Gandhi, Senior Advocate Part-time faculty @ School of Excellence in Law (SOEL), Tamil Nadu Dr. Ambedkar Law University, Perungudi, Chennai
2015 – 2017	Working with M/S Premier Legal Advocates & Consultants, Perungudi, Chennai.
2014 – 2015	As Junior Advocate for Madam. Veda Valli, Senior Civil Practitioner, Madras High Court, Chennai
2012 – 2014	Drafting Intern for M/S Khan Associates, Madurai Bench of Madras High Court, Chennai

Paper Publication

Analyzing the impact of payment systems in adding value to business (Eduinex Journal, ISSN No: 2394-3114 Vol: 4 Issue: 18 Month Feb,2020 SN 132 impact factor 6.3)
TRANSGENDERS: THIRD GENDER LEGAL RIGHTS IN INDIA (Indian Journal of Law and Human Behaviour (IJLHB) Reference No: IJLHB_12622_2020
“THE RIGHTS OF MINORITES UNDER THE CONSTITUTION OF INDIA” International Journal of Law ISSN: 2455-2194; Impact Factor: RJIF 5.12) (pISSN: 2455-2194 Impact Factor: RJIF 5.12)
MANUAL SCAVENGING: POVERTY AND CASTE INTERFACES IN INDIA
Reference No:IJLHB_12623_2020” (Indian Journal of Law and Human Behaviour (IJLHB)
NOTION OF COGNIZANCE UNDER INDIAN LAW (Indian Journal of Law and Human Behaviour (IJLHB) Reference No: IJLHB_12666_2020 (Indian Journal of Law and Human Behaviour (IJLHB)
Paper published in International conference on competition law and intellectual property in the age of plat forms and new technology ISBN:978-81-944509-4-8 Conducted by VIT School of Law, Chennai

Seminar, Conference

Innovative Teaching Learning Methods & Research in Law – Challenges Ahead (Saratha University)
Noida international university, school of law and legal affairs-The right to equality -A paradigm shift on 7th june 2020
Participated Mediation Seminar on 15 Dec 2012 conducted by Indian society of criminology University of Madras, Chennai
National Seminar on Organic Farming in India conducted on 24 june 2016
“The Role of Government and Public in Protection of Environment” conducted by The Tamil Nadu Dr. Ambedkar Law University, Chennai on August 12, 2020.
participated in the 5 days National Online Workshop on “ONLINE PLATFORM FOR TEACHING AND RESEARCH” 20th – 24th July 2020 Organized by the University Library, The Tamilnadu Dr. Ambedkar Law University

Special Lectures Delivered

On Understanding womens safety and providing gender justice At Tamil Nadu Consumer protection Organization Chennai on 05 Jan 2020
On Constitution of India and Fundamental Rights Deliver a Seminar in Saveetha school of law
On Rules of interpretation delivered special lecture in Saveetha school of law on 27 Jan 2021

Research / Dissertation Works

Ph. D:Socio Legal Research on “constitution and Human rights Protection of Migrant workers of Unorganised sector in state of Tamil Nadu”
“APPLICABILITY OF RAREST AMONG THE RARE DOCTRINE ON PASSIVE EUTHANSIA: THE PALLIATIVE CARE SUPPORT FOR EUTHANASIA PATIENTS UNDER THE PURVIEW OF ART.21 OF THE CONSTITUTION”. Currently paper is in completion stage for publication in journals.
LL.M. Dissertation work was on “AN ANALYTICAL STUDY ON HUMAN RIGHTS OF EUTHANASIA PATIENTS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO PALLIATIVE CARE SUPPORT”.
The work discusses against the horrendous consequences of passive Euthanasia and suggests on measures for ensuring appropriate care and support to be provided for Euthanasia patients.
Relevant legal areas analysed are; 1) Art.21 of the constitution ‐ right to life, 2) Passive Euthanasia is now legal in India and relevant Supreme Court decisions 3) 6) Sec.13 of Indian contracts Act – legal consent for treatment, 4) The Law Commission’s 196th report on Euthanasia, 5) The Tamil Nadu Medical Code of Ethics on Euthanasia, and 6) The Transplantation of Human Organs Act, 1994, etc.

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