Browsing: Constitutional Law

Introduction: Why This Lecture Matters to India A Clarendon Lecture delivered by a Justice of the UK Supreme Court may…

Access to Justice in India: A Struggle for the Common Citizen Justice delayed is justice denied—a phrase that resonates deeply…

Introduction: A nation’s constitution lays out its shared beliefs about justice, freedom, and how the country should be run. But…

Saudi Arabia’s system of governance, a monarchy deeply rooted in its history and Islamic tradition, operates on a unique principle…

Abstract India’s accelerating shift toward digital governance has transformed the nature of State power. Courts now confront algorithmic decision-making, biometric…

Ubi Jus Ibi Remedium – Overview The Latin maxim Ubi jus ibi remedium—meaning “where there is a right, there is…

Equality or Equity? In a democracy such as India, the establishment of the notion of equality is an ongoing fight…

When Marble Listens: Judge Gorsuch, Jasmine Crockett, and the Battle Over a Living Constitution A courtroom conversation between tradition and…

Historical Background and Early Development Imam Abū Ḥanīfa al-Nuʿmān ibn Thābit (80–150 AH / 699–767 CE) was born in Kufa…

Separate opinions enrich constitutional law by offering alternative reasoning, shaping future doctrine, and preserving vital minority perspectives.