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It is always a good idea in most circumstances to begin at the beginning. And the beginning of the right against self-incrimination lies in the seventeenth-century trial of John Lilburne, a Puritan agitator - - Alekhya Prakash |
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There are three distinct activities in every government through which the will of the people are expressed. |
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The institutions under which we live are being changed continually by the Parliament, because we are never satisfied with them. Sometimes they are - - Kapil Raina |
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Nemo in propria causa judex , esse debet, i.e.; no one should be made a judge in his own cause. It is popularly known as the rule against bias. - - Divi Jain |
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Authors have discussed the vexed question that whether preamble is a part of constitution or not. In this,, Authors have relied on two landmark cases i.e. Berubari case & Kesavananda Bharti case. Authors have concluded this brief comment by stating that Preamble is a part of Constitution. - -Mohit Agrawal & Romit Agrawal |
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The present Article envisages to highlight as to what is the limit of constitutional validity of constitutional amendment - - Prateek Deol |
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This article aims to explain how this case has settled the uncertainty which arose in the constitutional law immediately after Keshavananda Bharti Case. - - Abhirup Ghosh |
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Article stresses on what was 42nd Constitutional Amendment all about? How Parliament ensured through A.368 that they grow unfettered in their power? - - Prateek Deol |
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The right to freedom of expression is probably the most universally accepted human right.[1]The freedom of the press is considered to be the most important right which must be protected in a democratic society - - Madan Singh Choudhary |
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An ex-post-facto law is a law which imposes penalties retroactively, that is, upon acts already done, or which increases the penalty for the past acts - - Madan Singh Choudhary |
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Author in this Article has tried to portray a unique link between Poverty and Education. And, how Indian Judiciary made the Parliament to amend the constitution and make right to education as a Fundamental right under Article 21 A by 82nd Constitutional Amendment - - Prateek Deol |
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The Constitution of India lays down the framework on which Indian polity is run. The Constitution declares India to be a sovereign socialist democratic republic - - Arun Soni |
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Inculcation of various international conventions and declarations in our domestic laws has been elaborately dealt. Finally, its presents that it’s only judiciary who can play the role of savior of human dignity, when such terms can’t be codified. - -Himanshu Choudhary |
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The Article at the begining presents a brief outline of the origin and development of the Right to Food, the most debated Socio-Economic Right, in the modern legal system. - - Priyanka Rathi |
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The conduct of the police is an important indicator of the state of governance, and their performance can significantly shape the social well being of nations - - Pankaj Bansiwal & Jitendra Bansiwal |
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