Is ‘Rape’ merely a word described in section 375 of the Indian Penal Code, 1860, to be interpreted stricto senso? Or is it a psychological phenomenon to be understood and dealt with, with more empathy and less legality? - - Mishita Jethi

the article aims to give a complete understanding about the relevance of motive, preparation and conduct from evidence point of view as far as the criminal cases are concerned. - - Abhirup Ghosh

Article focuses on how S.45 of Law of Evidence has been lacking in various aspects. Neither it is according to contemporary needs nor it has been made so to suit the present day need.  - - Prateek Deol

Unable to consider its 69th Report, the Central Government re-entrusted the task of reviewing the Indian Evidence Act, 1872 to the Law Commission - - Arun Soni

Privileged communications exist because society values the privacy or purpose of certain relationships. The established privileged communications are those between wife and husband, clergy and communicant, psychotherapist and patient, physician and patient, and attorney and client. - - Yamini Patel & Ritu Sharma 

situation of person while police come to arrest him - - Arun Soni & Pankaj Bansiwal

The great myth of being protected by retrospective laws, especially criminal law is clearly analyzed and examined. The author also through citing various landmark cases portrays the emergence of retrospective laws and where they have been bluntly ignored - - Nikit Bala

The most controversial and dilemmatic situation in a judicial process arises when the prosecution witness turn hostile and thus result in the acquittal of the accused - - Manoj kumar bhati