The author of this post is Tripti Bhushan, Teaching and Research for Intellectual Pursuit (TRIPS)Fellow & Academic Tutor at O.P Jindal Global Law School, Sonipat, Haryana & Mr. Abhijit Umesh Saste, Lecturer at O.P Jindal Global Law School, Sonipat, Haryana
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Confessions are the admission of any fact by a wrongdoer in such a way…
The authors of this post are Diya Agrawal & Muskan Pamnani , students at National Law University, Delhi and Dr.Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University, Lucknow.
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In February 2020 the Hon’ble Supreme Court (SC) of India in the case of Ministry of Defence v. Babita Puniya (‘Babita Puniya’) upheld the claim of women Shot…
The author of this post is Ms. Divyashri Puri, Advocate, Bar Council of India; Judicial Law Clerk-cum-Research at Chambers of Justice Ajay Tewari, High Court of Punjab and Haryana.
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While India is slated to emerge as a US$ 5 trillion economy, about 75% of her married women are subjected to the diabolic act…
The author of this post is Ms. Mili Gupta, LLM Candidate at Institute of Law, Nirma University.
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Parole, often known as Furlough, is the provisional discharge of a convict prior to the completion of his/her term of imprisonment. The Prison Act, [1894] & The Prisoner Act, [1900] both contain provisions governing Parole & Furlough.…
The author of this post is Mr. Mohit Kandpal, student at National Law University, Orrisa.
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For the past sometimes, we have witnessed plenty of activism regarding the content over the internet. Be it the people getting offended over Tandav, the Amazon Prime web series, or be it the furor over the Greta Thunberg…
The author of this post is Mr. Lalit Ajmani , Advocate at practising at Delhi High Court and District Courts.
People vote to be administered and being led by the government of their choice, and that is one of the glorified principles of the Indian Constitution. However, the Central Government, recently, has passed a legislation…
The author of this post is Mridull Thaplu, a student of Law at Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Punjab
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Over time, there always has been a controversy in Section 3 of the Prevention of Insults to National Honour Act 1971, which prevents the singing of the Indian National Anthem or causes disturbance to…
The author of this post is Ekta Chandrakar , Alumni- HNLU Raipur and currently pursuing LLM from Symbiosis Law School, Nagpur
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The objective of any criminal justice system is to protect people’s rights and society from criminals by punishing the convicts when they break the law. When a person is found guilty, he or…
The author of this post is Akshay Singh , student of Law at RGNUL, Punjab
A threat letter, 20 explosive gelatin sticks, and an unclaimed SUV car found outside the house of India’s richest man culminated in the arrest of Assistant Police Inspector Sachin Waze(“Waze”) by the National Investigation Agency. He was subsequently ‘dismissed’ from …
The author(s) of this post are Priyansh Agarwal & Komal Agrawal , student of Law at JGLS, Sonipat and LLM Graduate from Gujarat National Law University respectively.
To begin with, we need to determine and understand the meaning of the term “Judicialization of Mega-Politics”. As Ran Hirschl (p. 98) pointed out, the term means the…
