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Trial and Prejudice

With the general elections around the corner, nearly 4.3 lakh people in India will be forcibly denied their right to vote. These are undertrial detenus in Indian jails, their criminality far from being proved. This is unfair

Big Brother Watching You…

The Court is examining whether ordering an accused to drop his Google pin location to the Investigation Officer throughout the period of his bail is violative of his right to privacy

Marriage, Sex and The Extra

A recent Rajasthan High Court verdict says having consensual physical relations outside marriage is not an offence. But hold on, it still is cheating on your spouse

Childhood lost in a web

There are many laws in the world and in India to protect adult users of the internet against crimes and other ills that spread through social media. A recent law enacted by a US state, points to the need for a law protecting Indian children from the ills of social media

Bribery, Autonomy and Constitutionalism

A judgment of the Court held that lawmakers don’t enjoy immunity for bribery, thus overturning an earlier decision which held that they need immunity against all civil and criminal proceedings that bear a nexus to their speech or vote

In The Doghouse

The Department of Animal Husbandry and Dairying of the government of India has sent out a circular, recommending the ban on import and breeding of 23 dog breeds in India. The ministry describes them as “ferocious dogs which are dangerous for human life” in its circular. An analysis, even as a court stays its implementation

Controlling the AI paradox

The recently-enacted European Union Artificial Intelligence Act is a forerunner even as nations struggle to find laws to curb or restrict the misuse and negative impact of artificial intelligence. The Act is a welcome step towards a global AI regulation regime

2024 Lok Sabha elections: Either way, it is a triumph of democracy in Jammu and Kashmir

By Ashok Bhan People in Jammu and Kashmir feel the prolonged Governor rule is continuously depriving them of their legitimate fundamental right to vote and elect the representative government of ...

The Uncivil Code

The Bill passed by the legislative assembly in Uttarakhand has drawn criticism for its failure to acknowledge the unique religious identity and practices of personal laws. Certain clauses in the Bill are alarming as they contravene this core principle

Fast-Track Arbitration: Analysis of Section 29(B) of Arbitration and Conciliation (Amendment) Act 2015

By Dr Sandeep Singh The Arbitration & Conciliation Act of 2015 primarily focuses on Fast-Track Arbitration, an alternative dispute resolution mechanism. Emphasizing expediency and cost-effecti...

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