In 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic has brought its own set of unique challenges. One of these challenges has been a permanent alteration in the way the law is understood and applied across the world. It has forced lawyers, academics, policymakers and students alike to rethink what once seemed the norm, and has prompted us to open ourselves up to fresher and newer perspectives. At the NUJS Law Review, we have always taken pride in the fact that we are able to facilitate academic discourse of contemporary relevance in India. Especially in the current circumstances, it has become increasingly important for stakeholders and policymakers to engage in effective dialogue. With this aim, we present to you Issue 4 of Volume 13 of the NUJS Law Review.