Karnati Sarvagna

Aspiring criminologist with a strong academic background in law and criminal justice, complemented by practical experience in legal research, public service, and forensic studies. Proficient in English, Telugu, and Hindi. Passionate about improving mental health care in prisons and advocating for prisoners' rights.

Legal Methods I: Investigated International Labour Organisation rights and Non-Disclosure Agreements. Criminal Law I: Researched 'Defense of Necessity.' Code of Criminal Procedure: Examined 'Provisions As To Persons Accused Of Unsound Mind' and compared police investigations by the FBI and Indian Police. Criminal Law II: Analyzed 'Consent As A Defense' and 'Penal Reformations By Restorative Justice.' Law of Evidence: Studied 'Proof In Burn And Scalds Cases And Their Relevancy.' Public International Law: Differentiated 'Genocide, Crimes Against Humanity And War Crimes' and explored 'Theories Of International Law.' Natural Resources and Energy Laws: Explored 'Extraction of Natural Resources' and 'Policy Changes in Power Sector.' Criminology, Penology & Victimology: Investigated 'Cryptocurrency And Crime' and 'Hate Crimes.' Forensic Law: Researched 'Forensic Psychology'; 'Death By Hanging.' And 'Pros and cons of having a DNA database for Criminal Justice purposes in the United Kingdom.' Thesis: 'Mental Health during COVID-19 in Prisons- A Comparative Study between India and Scotland.'

13th Asian Criminology Conference, 07/20/2022 - 07/23/2022, Gujarat National Law University, Gandhinagar

COVID-19: Epidemic Diseases Act, 1897, Abhivyakti: The Think India, Punjab blog

• Indian Mediation Week (IMW): Volunteered for a Ministry of Law and Justice initiative.
• MOKSHA NGO: Active member supporting various social causes.