Browsing: Criminal Law

In State of Tamil Nadu & Another v. Vijarani, 2025 Live law (Mad) 431, decided on 20 November 2025 by…

Legal and Ethical Allegory in “The Devil” Guy de Maupassant’s “The Devil” is a chilling masterpiece often studied as a…

Introduction: The Scientific Imperative in Criminal Justice Since forensic science applies scientific concepts to legal issues, it symbolises society’s ongoing…

Introduction To regulate crime in society, the State punishes criminals. There are various types of punishment backed by theories of…

Introduction In the criminal justice system, where the focus has always been on the culprit, victims are frequently ignored. However,…

Preface Over the last few decades, the field of victimology has changed a lot. Initially limited to the singular concept…

Introduction The idea of victimology represents a notable change in the fields of criminology and criminal justice. Historically, the legal…

Introduction Crime leaves a profound impact on numerous individuals, causing physical, psychological, social, and financial harm that requires timely redress…

Kate Chopin’s “The Locket”: A Tale of Love, Law, and Fate Kate Chopin’s “The Locket” is a brief yet deeply…

This blog explores the often-overlooked dimension of criminal justice, the victim’s journey from suffering to restoration. It examines how victimology redefines justice by emphasizing rehabilitation, compensation, and empathy alongside punishment. Tracing the evolution of victim rights in India, the post highlights key legal frameworks, landmark judgments, and the emerging role of artificial intelligence in ensuring accessible and compassionate justice. Ultimately, it envisions a future where law not only punishes the guilty but heals the wounded and restores faith in humanity.