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Author: RIDDHI GUPTA
RIDDHI GUPTA
I am Riddhi Gupta, a law student with a keen interest in legal research and writing. Through this article, I aim to present a thoughtful perspective on the topic, grounded in legal principles and supported by relevant case studies and analysis.
Right to Speedy Recovery of Cases Hussainara Khatoon v. State of Bihar Introduction One of the most fundamental rights of an individual and a fundamental tenet of the criminal justice system in the modern, progressive society of the 21st century is the right to a fast trial, as a system that delays justice is equivalent to one that denies it. All Indian people are guaranteed and enshrined in the concept of JUSTICE in social, economic, and political aspects by the country’s constitution. However, it is devastating and depressing to realize that, despite over 75 years of independence, we still cannot…
