Browsing: Criminal Law

Abstract: The Trolley Problem remains one of the most influential moral dilemmas in philosophy, revealing the tension between utilitarianism, Kantian…

Guy de Maupassant is one of the greatest short story writers. He often showed how ordinary life hides dark truths.…

Over the last thirty years, the Supreme Court of India has made the law on cheating (Sections 318(1)–318(4) BNS) and…

Abstract The Epstein Files have reignited global attention by revealing disturbing details about a powerful sex trafficking network operated by…

Criminal investigations are the foundation of justice, and effective supervision is essential for their success. The progress report, prepared by…

Witnesses continue to occupy the centre-stage of criminal justice. Even in an age dominated by DNA, CCTV and digital forensics,…

Analysing the BNSS Framework, Constitutional Safeguards, and Supreme Court Jurisprudence on Mandatory FIR Registration Introduction Recent media reports indicate that…

Witnesses are the backbone of criminal justice, converting facts into proof. From experts to child victims, hostile approvers to digital…

Abstract Criminal Justice Reform in India is at a critical crossroads, with rising case backlogs, overcrowded prisons, and delays that…

A Girl Lost, A Town Shaken November 19, 1991. Fourteen-year-old Cateresa Matthews left her great-grandmother’s house in Dixmoor, Illinois, and…