Legal Research in Cyber Law & Digital Governance Internship

About Internship

Assistant Professor from SRM University, Delhi NCR, Sonepat, Haryana , is accepting candidates interested in the field of Law, in the research area of Cyber Laws, Information Technology Law, Data Privacy Laws.

This opportunity is designed for legal scholars interested in analyzing the complex, rapidly evolving intersection of law and technology. Modern legal systems face unprecedented stress trying to govern borderless digital spaces, artificial intelligence systems, and massive automated data harvesting operations. The apprentice will work directly on advanced legal scholarship, examining how modern statutes interact with cutting-edge technologies. This position offers (upon successful completion) a formal Letter of Recommendation (LOR) and their contributions will be explicitly cited as contributing authors in upcoming legal publications. Roles & Responsibilities: 1. Conduct exhaustive legal research across domestic and international frameworks governing data privacy (such as GDPR, CCPA, or regional data protection acts) and cybercrime. 2. Analyze emerging judicial precedents, regulatory enforcement actions, and legislative drafts dealing with algorithmic accountability, data breaches, and platform liability. 3. Assist in drafting, structuring, and footnoting comprehensive legal articles, white papers, and policy briefs using standard citation formats (e.g., Bluebook style). 4. Track and assess the legal implications of emerging technological spaces like generative AI ethics, cross-border data transfer mechanisms, and decentralized digital networks. 5. Review legal arguments, verify cross-references, and ensure that complex techno-legal arguments are meticulously cited and grounded in established legal theory.