Portrait of Parth Singh

INDIAN ADVOCATE · COLUMBIA LL.M. 2025

Parth Singh

Columbia Law School LL.M., 2025. Supreme Court clerkship, Indian advocacy and research across legal systems.

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Life and legal education

Life and legal education

From legal education at Jindal Global Law School to judicial research, litigation and postgraduate study: follow the people, institutions and work that form this professional record.

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The Columbia year

Life and legal education

Parth Singh completed his LL.M. at Columbia Law School in 2025. Explore advanced study, staff editing, academic research and participation in the Smith Family Human Rights Clinic.

Jerome L. Greene Hall. Contextual photograph: Ajay Suresh, 2019; CC BY 2.0. Resized and cropped. Image source.

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Research and writing

Research and writing

Browse scholarship on criminal procedure, constitutional law, human rights and cross-border legal questions, with coauthor credits, publication dates and links to original sources.

Dated milestones

2021 · Legal education

2021–2022 · Supreme Court

2021–2022 · Supreme Court

Bachelor of Arts and Laws at Jindal Global Law School, followed by judicial research and further legal study.

2021–2022 · Supreme Court

2021–2022 · Supreme Court

2021–2022 · Supreme Court

Law Clerk-cum-Research Assistant in the office of Justice M.M. Sundresh at the Supreme Court of India.

2025 · Columbia LL.M.

2025 · Columbia LL.M.

2025 · Columbia LL.M.

Master of Laws at Columbia Law School, alongside staff editorship, research assistance and academic-credit clinic work.

2025 · New York

2025 · Columbia LL.M.

2025 · Columbia LL.M.

After completing his LL.M., Parth joined Ramseyer & Associates in New York as a Foreign Attorney Associate in August 2025.

Butler Library at Columbia University
EDUCATION · LL.M. 2025

Columbia Law School

Parth Singh completed his LL.M. at Columbia Law School in 2025. Explore advanced study, staff editing, institute research and academic-credit clinic work.

Butler Library, Columbia University. Contextual photograph: Ajay Suresh, 2019; CC BY 2.0. Resized and cropped. Image source.

Professional experience

Supreme Court clerkship · 2021–2022

September 2021–September 2022. Parth served as a Law Clerk-cum-Research Assistant in the office of Justice M.M. Sundresh, researching authorities, preparing matter summaries and assisting with legal drafts.

Litigation in India

Civil writs, criminal bail matters and dispute management. Parth’s Indian practice includes work with the Office of Advocate Partap Singh, Hammurabi & Solomon Partners and the office of the Advocate General of Punjab.

New York · Ramseyer & Associates

Foreign Attorney Associate from August 2025. At Ramseyer & Associates, Parth undertakes research, drafting and cross-border coordination under the supervision of New York-admitted counsel.

Selected scholarship

Determination of Sentences in India

Determination of Sentences in India

Determination of Sentences in India

Determination of Sentences in India: Policy and Practice


Parth Singh · International Annals of Criminology 61(3–4), 314–327 · Cambridge University Press.


Online: 9 August 2023. Issue: December 2023. DOI: 10.1017/cri.2023.20.


A study of sentencing policy and practice in India. Read the publisher’s record for the abstract, citation and authorized access.

From Silence to Justice

Determination of Sentences in India

Determination of Sentences in India

From Silence to Justice: A Critical Analysis of Section 313 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 and the Right to Remain Silent in India


Parth Singh and Vaibhav Yadav · International Annals of Criminology 62(3–4), 543–569 · Cambridge University Press.


Issue: September 2024. Online: 30 June 2025. DOI: 10.1017/cri.2024.18.


How are the right to silence and the presumption of innocence protected when a court questions an accused person? An abstract-based introduction to the article.

Teaching and human rights

On 15 June 2025, Parth Singh taught legal research in the LexPacto and Jus Corpus certificate course. During his Columbia LL.M., he contributed through the Smith Family Human Rights Clinic to research with Amnesty International as academic-credit clinic work.

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