Born in 1905 as Nancy Hazel, Nannie Doss presented a facade that belied the chilling reality she would become. Her mother's romantic magazine columns painted an image of ideal love, a stark con...

One of the biggest dangers to both national and international security is still terrorism. The complex nature of terrorism in India, which is motivated by regional, religious, and ideological f...

A significant, yet often overlooked, crisis exists within the criminal justice system: the substantial underreporting of crimes combined with persistently low rates of crime clearance. This hid...

Culpable Homicide (Clauses 100, 105)Introduction: - Homicide is killing of a human being by a human being. It may be either lawful or unlawful. Death means the death of human being. It is not n...

The year 2003 began with a shocking headline that reverberated through Hollywood and the music world: the death of Lana Clarkson at the home of Phil Spector, the legendary music producer. Their...

The 1936 Ann Cooper Hewitt case in San Francisco exposed the disturbing abuses of the American eugenics movement. When Ann Cooper Hewitt, a twenty-one-year-old heiress, sued her mother, Maryon,...

In the summer of 1986, Mary Couey's world shattered with the death of her son, Keith Warren, a vibrant young man on the verge of starting college. Found hanging from a tree near their Maryland ...

The Indian legal framework distinctly categorizes wrongs as civil or criminal, with each having its own purpose, procedural path, and remedy. Civil law seeks restitution between individuals, wh...

The study mentions India's legal system related to undertrial prisoners. The rights and treatment of undertrial prisoners - those who are waiting for trial or punishment in the criminal justice...

In India, labour regulations have been critical in balancing the interests of businesses and employees. Among them, the Industrial Employment (Standing Orders) Act of 1946 stands out as an importa...