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Supreme Court Reasserts Constitutional Liberty: Why the Umar Khalid Bail Proceedings May Become a Turning Point in UAPA Jurisprudence The recent observations made by…
India’s Male Suicide Crisis: The Silent Emergency Hidden Behind Marriage,…
The Scheduled castes And the Scheduled tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act was enacted and enforced in 1989, after 39 years of the enforcement of constitution, to address the atrocities and discrimination faced by the SCs and STs. The act ensures protection and rehabilitation of victims and provides strict punishment for atrocities based on caste, practices of untouchability, dereliction of duties by public servants, etc. Although this enactment has been effective in achieving its purpose yet some notable loopholes and misuses have also come into light recently. The Supreme Court and various high courts have also shown concerns and interpreted various provisions to ensure the effective implementation of the act.
The Protection of Children From Sexual Offences Act, 2012: Objectives and Scope The Protection of…
Abstract The modern justice system faces an enduring dilemma: how to prevent crime effectively while…
The relationship between psychology and the legal framework is deeply intertwined, as insights into human…
In an era of rapid urbanisation, cities have become dense centres of population, economic activity,…
As cities grow, policing can’t just be about rules and paperwork—it needs smart, forward-thinking strategies.…
The Supreme Court held that the circumstantial evidence must establish only one hypothesis of guilt. The case based on circumstantial evidence has failed to satisfy the test laid down in the case of Sharad Birdhichand Sharda v. State of Maharashtra (1984) 4 SCC 116. Reiterated, a complete and unbroken chain of evidence must be there, including the absence of any hypothesis of innocence.
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Sir Robert Peel was born in 1788 and died in 1850. He was an important…
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Abstract This research paper is aimed at highlighting about UAPA Act, 1967. UAPA was originated…
Introduction Artificial intelligence has rapidly transformed various sectors, including healthcare, transportation, finance, and law enforcement.…
Disaster diplomacy explains how humanitarian cooperation during disasters can influence relations between states, even when…
The Paradigmatic Rupture: From Colonial Control to Constitutional Justice The enactment of the Bharatiya Nyaya…
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In the Indian criminal justice system, a “Malkhana” (from “mal” meaning property and “khana” meaning…
The Transformation of Indian Criminal Justice System The transformation of Indian criminal justice system based…
The National Herald Case: Background And Context The National Herald case is not just another…
On December 11, 2025, Toronto Police and Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) made a shocking announcement:…
Introduction Forgery represents a grave affront to the judicial system, where the fabrication or alteration…
Government lawyers are legal professionals appointed or engaged by the central or state governments to…
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