L.L.M. (Crimes and Torts)

Master of Legislative Law in Crimes and Torts Course Details

L.L.M. Crimes and Torts or Master of Law in Crimes and Torts is a postgraduate Criminal Law course. The duration of the course is two years, but it may be more or less than this.  Students in this course will deal with the concepts of the nature of computer crime and the attempts of producers to prevent hacking of their products. The gathering and preservation of electronic evidence will be covered, deal with the liability of Web Site Owners and ISPs when criminals post to their service. There are many career prospects after completing the course in various legal and its related fields. The duration of the course is two years and after its students can have many options in various fields.

Master of Legislative Law in Crimes and Torts Eligibility

• The candidate should have secured an L.L.B. degree or its equivalent from a recognized University, having obtained not less than 55% marks in the aggregate (50% in case of candidates belonging to SC/ST/OBC).

Master of Legislative Law in Crimes and Torts Duration - 2 Years

Master of Legislative Law in Crimes and Torts Employment Areas

• Regulatory Bodies
• Sales Tax & Excise Departments
• Banks
• International Organizations
• Business Houses
• Government Departments
• Judiciary
• Newspapers
• Educational Institutes
• Legal Consultancies
• News Channels
• Private Practice
• Legal Departments of Public and Private Sector Organizations
• Multinational Companies

Master of Legislative Law in Crimes and Torts Job Types

• Analyst
• District & Sessions Judge
• Magistrate
• Munsif (Sub-Magistrate)
• Public Prosecutor
• Solicitor
• Law Reporter
• Advocate
• Legal Advisor