Internship Opportunity with Justice K.V. Viswanathan, Supreme Court of India (September 2024 – May 2025)

The Office of Justice K.V. Viswanathan, Judge of the Supreme Court of India, is accepting applications for full-time, physical internships on a rolling basis from September 2024 to May 2025. This one-month internship offers an immersive experience in legal research, case analysis, and judicial decision-making processes. Extensions are possible based on performance and availability.

About Justice K.V. Viswanathan:

Justice K.V. Viswanathan is a distinguished judge of the Supreme Court of India, appointed in 2023. He served as the 15th Solicitor General of India from 2013 to 2017. Known for his expertise in constitutional law, civil and criminal matters, and corporate law, Justice Viswanathan has argued several landmark cases and played a pivotal role in shaping Indian jurisprudence. His office offers an enriching environment for interns to gain insights into judicial work and legal issues under his mentorship.

Internship Details:

Interns will assist in tasks like:

  • Legal research on constitutional, criminal, and civil cases.
  • Drafting memos and briefs for ongoing cases.
  • Analyzing legal issues and preparing summaries of key judgments.

This internship provides exposure to a variety of cases involving fundamental rights, constitutional interpretation, and complex civil disputes.

Eligibility Criteria:

  • Undergraduate law students: 2nd year or above (3-year program) or 3rd year or above (5-year program).
  • Postgraduate law students enrolled in LLM programs.

Application Process:

To apply, candidates must email applications.hmjkvv@gmail.com with the subject line “Judicial Internship – [Month – Year]”. The email should include:

  1. Full Name
  2. Year & Program (LLB/LLM)
  3. University/College Name
  4. Preferred Internship Month
  5. Current City of Residence
  6. Contact Information (Phone Number & Email ID)
  7. Cover Letter
  8. CV
  9. Writing Sample (preferably related to a legal topic)

Timeline:

Applications are accepted and reviewed on a rolling basis. Candidates are encouraged to apply at least 5 weeks before the desired internship start date.

Contact Information:

This internship presents a valuable opportunity for law students to engage directly with judicial work at the highest level.

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Hitting a child with a school bag not “child abuse”: Supreme Court

A bench of Justices Sanjay Karol  Sandeep Mehta on 26th August 2025 have upheld that the act of hitting a child with a school bag during a scuffle does not meet the threshold of “child abuse” as given in Section 8 of The Goa Children’s Act,2003. The medical evidence suggested injuries that  could have been the result of a fall,not necessarily the result of an act  by  the Appellant . Conviction under this section is not deemed sustainable.The incident is being described as a minor scuffle ,not indicative of intentional child abuse. The Apex Court emphasized that the Goa Children’s Act targets serious forms of abuse,not trivial or incidental acts.

An appeal was lodged by the Appellant in the HC of Goa  after he was convicted under Sections 323 and 352 IPC. The HC partly allowed the appeal reducing sentences under Sections 323,352,504 IPC and 8(2) of the Goa Children’s Act. The Appellant argued that the ct of hitting a child with a school bag was unintentional and does not constitute “child abuse” under Section 2(m) of the Goa Children’s Act, which requires deliberate maltreatment and emphasized that as  a first-time offender, he deserved probation under the Probation of Offenders Act, 1958, for offenses with punishment less than 7 years.

The Supreme Court overturned the convictions for child abuse and intentional insult due to insufficient evidence of intent or severity. It upheld convictions for minor physical offenses but granted probation, considering the Appellant’s circumstances and the nature of the offeces.

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