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Course
Level

Intermediate
Methodology

Online

Duration

Flexible
Start date

Different dates available

This certification for Media Law Analyst assesses the candidate as per the company’s need for compliance to media laws. The certification tests the candidates on various areas in Centre-State Policy, Freedom of Media, Defamation, Official Secrets Act 1923, Contempt of Courts Act 1971, Intellectual, Property Rights, MRTPC Act 1969, Cinematograph Act 1952, Broadcasting laws, Advertising Standards Council of India and Media Ethics.

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Online

Start date

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About this course

Who is it intended for?

Job seekers looking to find employment in legal departments of various companies, students generally wanting to improve their skill set and make their CV stronger and existing employees looking for a better role can prove their employers the value of their skills through this certification.

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Subjects

Press
Media
Law
Broadcasting
Ethics
IT Law
Private Law
Public Law
Civil law
Media management
Execution
Jurisprudenc
Criminal laws
Judgement
Appeal
Executing sentences

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Name Name

Teacher

Course programme

Jurisprudenc

What is Justice
What is law?
Rights, Rules and Laws
Laws and Society

Sources of Law

Precedent
Statute
Custom

Types of Laws

Criminal laws
Civil Law
Public Law
Private Law
Tort Laws
Tort and Invasion of Privacy

History of Laws

History of Press laws in India

Indian Constitution

Rights and Duties of the Press

Press Freedom in India

Structure of Judicial System
Supreme Court of India
Other Court Officials

High Courts

Lower Courts

Introduction: Civil Procedure

Introduction: Criminal Procedure

The Trial

The Charge

(Ch. XVII: 211- 224)
Trials of Different Cases

The Judgement

The Appeal

The Execution

Executing sentences (Ch XXXII: 413 - 435)

Press Council of India

Press Council Acts

Press Council & Media Management

Introduction: Indian Penal Code

Defamation

Legal Procedure in a Defamation Case

Right to Privacy

Introduction to Copyright

Copyright Act - 1957

Obscenity & Bad Taste

Indecent Representation of Women Act - 1986

Prasar Bharati Act - 1990

Official Secrets Act - 1923

Contempt of Courts Act - 1971

Protection of Civil Rights Act - 1955

Freedom of Information Bill

Parliamentary Proceedings Act - 1977

Wireless and Telegraphy Act

Information Technology Act - 2000

Introduction to Ethics

Press Council: Norms of Journalistic Conduct

AIR Policy Broadcasting Code

Code Of Conduct For Television/Radio Broadcasts In Connection With Elections

Rights, Duties & Restrictions of Media Professionals

Accurate and Fair Reporting

Additional information

Media Law Analysts are in great demand. Companies specializing in media or legal services are constantly hiring skilled Media Law Analysts. Various public and private companies also need Media Law Analysts for their legal departments.

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