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This excerpt from The Hindu, published on September 21, 2025, reports on an all-women team from SASTRA University School of Law winning the N. Natarajan Charitable Trust Criminal Law Moot Court Competition 2025. The competition focused on the legal implications of using AI as evidence in criminal cases. The winning team consisted of Sriyaa S., Abirami V., and Pradeeksha V. The awards were presented by Justice M.M. Sundresh of the Supreme Court, with Madras High Court Chief Justice M.M. Shrivastava and Advocate-General P.S. Raman also in attendance. The excerpt also lists various newsletters published by The Hindu.
**News Article:**
**SASTRA University Team Wins Moot Court on AI in Criminal Law**
**CHENNAI, September 21, 2025** – An all-women team of final year law students from SASTRA University School of Law has emerged victorious in the N. Natarajan Charitable Trust Criminal Law Moot Court Competition 2025. The competition, held in association with the Madras Bar Association, centered around the increasingly relevant legal proposition of “The applicability of AI as evidence in criminal law jurisprudence.”
The winning team, comprised of Sriyaa S., Abirami V., and Pradeeksha V., demonstrated a comprehensive understanding of the complexities surrounding the use of artificial intelligence in legal proceedings.
Justice M.M. Sundresh of the Supreme Court presented the awards to the deserving students. Madras High Court Chief Justice M.M. Shrivastava and Advocate-General P.S. Raman were also present at the ceremony.
The competition highlights the growing importance of considering the legal and ethical implications of emerging technologies like AI within the judicial system. The Hindu is committed to providing insightful coverage of science, technology and legal affairs via newsletters such as Today’s Cache, Science For All, Data Point, and Health Matters. Furthermore, The Hindu offers a comprehensive perspective on World Affairs from the Indian perspective. The Hindu also publishes on books of the week, reviews, excerpts, new titles and features in The Hindu On Books. The Hindu strives to offer timely and relevant news and reviews from the world of cinema and streaming in First Day First Show News.
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