Curriculum Vitae 2018

Dr. Saadiya
Assistant Professor, Faculty of Law,
Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi, 110025
saadiya@jmi.ac.in
https://www.jmi.ac.in/law/staff/Dr_Saadiya-3547

Education

Ph.D Faculty of Law, Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi, India 2012-2016
Thesis: “Freedom of Expression and Maintenance of Public
Order: Contemporary Issues and State Response”

LL.M Indian Law Institute, New Delhi, India 2009-2011

Specialization- Intellectual Property Rights
International Trade Law

B.A.,LL.B. S.D College of Law, Muzaffar Nagar, 2003-2008

Chaudhary Charan Singh University, India

Certificate Course Indian Law Institute, New Delhi, India 2009

“Intellectual Property Rights and Information Technology
in the Internet Age”
Work Experience

Faculty of Law, Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi December 2015

to Present
Assistant Professor,

Symbiosis Law School NOIDA, Noida November 2014

to December 2015
Assistant Professor

Symbiosis Law School NOIDA, Noida July 2014

to November 2014
Visiting Faculty

Courses/Subjects Taught

B.A.,LL.B Family Law; Administrative Law; Law of Crimes I & II; Conflict of Laws.

LL.M Research Methodology; Law relating to Status of Parties; Cyber Crimes;

Conflict of Laws

Ph.D Research Methodology; Law, Development and Social Change

Research Supervision

At the Faculty, I mentor undergraduate and post graduate students in submission of their research
assignments of the subjects I am engaged in teaching. As a Faculty In-charge for Research Paper
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which is 4 credit paper in LL.M executive programme, I have supervised 30 students in odd semester
of 2017-18. So far, six post graduate students have written their Dissertation under my supervision. I
am currently supervising four Doctoral Candidates at Faculty of Law, Jamia Millia Islamia.
Details are provided below:

Ph.D (ongoing)
Legal Protection of the Internally Displaced Person’s: A Critical Study Sukanya Singha
2016 -
Overcriminalization in India: A Study of Trends, Challenges and Nidhi Minz
Limits of Criminal Law 2016-
The Combination Factor in Crime Causation: A Critique from Noorul Hassan
Traditional to Modern Approach 2017-

Digital Evidence in Police Investigation and It’s Challenges: Aquib Hussain

A Case Study of NCT of Delhi 2018-

Dissertation
A Critical Analysis of Criminal Laws Relating to Sexual Intercourse in India Syed Mohd Atif
Jan-May, 2016

Publicity Rights and Trademarks Neha Azhar

Jan-May, 2017

Evergreening of Patents in India Suhail Malik

Jan-May, 2017

The Role of State in Compensating Crime Victims: A Comparative Analysis Noorul Hassan
of Compensatory Laws in U.S.A., U.K. & India Jan-May, 2017

Legal Terrorism: A Socio-Legal Study of the Misuse of Section 498A Shafaque Raza
of the Indian Penal Code, 1860 Jan-May, 2018

Abortion Rights of Rape Survivors: A Judicial Conundrum Tabassum Khan

Jan-May, 2018
Research Publication

Books

 “Professional Ethics and Advertising By Lawyers”, Universal Law Publishing Co. Pvt. Ltd., New
Delhi, India ISBN- 9350353851. (2013)
 “Oil Spills: Law on Liability with Special Reference to India”, LAP Lambert Academic
Publishing, Saarbrucken, Germany ISBN- 9783659304606. (2012)

Journals
Peer reviewed
 “Anatomy of Acid Attacks in India: Recommendations for Deterrence”, 3 JLJ (2018) 19
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 “Muslim Personal Law And Gender Equality Concerns in India”, Conference paper
presented in International Conference on Law and Justice (ICLJ 2017), published by
Atlantis Press in Advances in Social Science, Education and Humanities Research, volume
162 available at https://www.atlantis-press.com/proceedings/iclj-17/25891413.
 “Freedom of Expression and Maintenance of Public Order: Contemporary Issues and State
Response”, 3 JCLC( 2015) 170.
 “Comparative Advertising, Disparagement and Trademark Infringement: An Interface”, 7
VJLA 2012 (2) 18
 “Oil Spills: Law on Liability with Special Reference to the Indian Regime”, 4BJL 2011(1) 48.
 “Freedom of Religion and Anti Conversion Laws in India: An Overview”,1 ILI Law Rev.
(2010) 106 available at http://www.ili.ac.in/lawreview.htm.
 “Freedom of Expression and Maintenance of Public Order: Contemporary Issues and State
Response”, 3 IJELLH 2015(1) 299.

Enriching Corporate Life at the University

During my three-year association with the Faculty of Law at Jamia Millia Islamia, I have been a part
of various committees –Syllabus Committee, Moot Court Committee, Library Committee, Cultural
Committee, Attendance Committee, Admission Committee, Time-table Committee, Hospitality
Committee to list a few.

At Symbiosis Law School Noida, I was a part of the Organizing Committee for Orientation Programme
2015.

Curriculum development

As a member of the Syllabus Committee I have revised the course structure for B.A.,LL.B(Hons)
Programme and syllabi of undergraduate and Post Graduate courses. (applicable from academic
session 2018-19)

 Developed Clinical Course on Moot Court Exercise, Internship and Court Management for
B.A.,LL.B(Hons) Programme
 Revised syllabus for B.A.,LL.B subjects-Law of Crimes I & II, Legal Methods, Intellectual
Property Rights, Health Law
 Revised Syllabus for LL.M Subjects-Comparative Criminal Procedure, International Economic
Institutions
 Revised Syllabus for LL.M Executive Programme- Criminal Justice Administration
 Developed syllabus for newly introduced subjects – Forensic Science & the Law, Cyber
Crimes & the Law for the LL.M Executive Programme

Enhancing Teaching & Research Skills

I qualified the University Grant Commissions National Eligibility Test (UGC-NET) in September 2012.
Thereafter, I have attended four programmes for training and development of teachers, details of
which are provided below.

Faculty Development Programme December 1 - 7, 2014

on “Research Methodology”
Symbiosis Law School, Noida
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Training session June 25 - 27, 2015

"Advocacy Skills Training - Training of Teachers"
Symbiosis Law School, Noida

Induction Programme for Newly Appointed Teachers December 16-22, 2016

UGC-Human Resource Development Centre, JMI

Orientation programme Oct 9- Nov 6, 2018

Centre for Professional Development in Higher Education,
UGC-Human Resource Development Centre, University of Delhi

Teaching Methodology

I use a combination of methods for teaching depending upon the subject I am engaged in teaching
and the level of students. Primarily, I use the Lecture Method and the Problem Method for
Undergraduates. For the Post graduate and Doctoral students, I employ a mixture of Discussion
method and Lecture method. I generally use power-points for my lectures. I also use google
classroom to provide study material to my students.

Editorial Experience
 Assistant Editor, Jamia Law Journal Volume I & II.
 Editor ILI Law Review Volume 1
 Editor, Jamia Law Journal Volume III
 Member of the Advisory Board of the Indian Journal of Legal Insight.
 Member of the Peer Review Committee of Lexigentia- International Annual Peer reviewed
Journal