Research across legal systems
Parth Singh writes on criminal justice, international law, technology and cross-border commercial questions. This archive connects his journal articles and research papers by subject, with clear authorship and links to the original publication records.
Criminal justice and procedure
Sentencing, bail and the rights of accused persons form one reading path. His two International Annals of Criminology articles examine sentencing policy and practice, and examination of an accused person under Section 313 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973. The latter is coauthored with Vaibhav Yadav.
Begin with sentencing in India and the right to remain silent, then explore bail and social justice and Satender Kumar Antil.
International law, human rights and the environment
The research papers address responsibility to protect and ocean plastic pollution. Related academic work includes human-rights editing and participation in the Columbia clinic’s research collaboration with Amnesty International.
Explore international-law scholarship, law and the environment and the clinic collaboration.
Technology and intellectual property
Two AI-law papers consider regulatory questions internationally and in the UAE. Other writing examines patent trolls, trademarks and market power. These are dated scholarly contributions, with their original authorship and manuscript histories retained.
Read artificial intelligence and law and intellectual property.
Cross-border commercial relationships
Property and wills, international real estate, forum selection, restitution, service and default judgments connect substantive obligations with the procedures used to enforce them. The commercial papers preserve coauthor order and distinguish journal publication from SSRN repository posting.
Follow property across borders, forum selection and contracts and procedure.
Constitutional accountability and professional conduct
The electoral-bonds paper examines anonymous political funding and constitutional accountability. A separate case commentary addresses professional accountability in Jitender @ Kalla v. State (Govt. of NCT of Delhi). Both appear in the 19-entry selected bibliography, alongside full author credits and direct source links.
Using the archive
Journal issue dates, online publication dates, manuscript dates and repository posting dates identify different stages in a work’s history. The guides here are labelled abstract-based where they summarise an abstract. Cambridge is the journal publisher; SSRN provides repository records. Repository availability does not establish peer review.
The subject buttons below open the individual reading guides. For Parth’s legal-research teaching and student mentoring, visit Teaching and public life. Research correspondence can begin through Contact.