Faculty
Faculty members have published books on subjects of their specialization, which include Electronic Signatures, Indian history, legal language etc. They also have paper publications to their credit in law journals in the country. A majority of the faculty belong to the Bar and are advocates in the High Court and lower courts.
Guest lecturers and visiting faculty are part of the extended family of NUALS. The university constantly solicits the wisdom of experts and specialists who have carved a niché for themselves in their fields. They include Supreme Court lawyers, scientists, medical professionals, Heads of Departments of other Universities, and Professors from foreign Universities.
Honourable Justice K.T. Sankaran, Judge, High Court of Kerala teaches Civil Procedure Code.
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