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Justice Beyond Punishment: India’s Transition To Reformative Criminal Law
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Justice Beyond Punishment: India’s Transition To Reformative Criminal Law

Posted by By Vaibhav Bansal March 13, 2025
Crime, generally speaking, is any act or a type of behaviour which is performed or executed and which in law constitutes an offense. It is behaviour that is inconsiderate to
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Chemical Castration: A Flawed Punishment For Balancing Justice
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Chemical Castration: A Flawed Punishment For Balancing Justice

Posted by By Anvesha Agrawal and Nikesh Dubey February 20, 2025
A recent Public Interest Litigation (PIL)  was submitted in 16 December 2024, proposing legislation that will outright forbid online pornography and mandate chemical castration as a form of punishment for
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Criminal Liability and Bipolar Disorder: Understanding the Insanity Defence under Indian Law
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Criminal Liability and Bipolar Disorder: Understanding the Insanity Defence under Indian Law

Posted by By Aditi Jallawar February 20, 2025
Can a person with bipolar disorder be held criminally responsible for their actions, or should they be excused under the legal principle of insanity? For example, people with bipolar disorder
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Necrophilia: The Unaddressed Crime in Indian Law
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Necrophilia: The Unaddressed Crime in Indian Law

Posted by By Shreyankar Shahi February 12, 2025
“The dead cannot cry out for justice, it is the duty of the living to do so for them” It is chilling to imagine that even in death, a person
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In The Eyes Of Innocent: A Comparative Insight Into Juvenile Justice System
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In The Eyes Of Innocent: A Comparative Insight Into Juvenile Justice System

Posted by By Harshita Singh Patel February 2, 2025
Juvenile justice encompasses the legal and social framework established to address the unique needs and circumstances of children and adolescents who are involved in the criminal justice system. Rooted in
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From Colonial Legacy to Modern Justice: Rethinking Criminal Defamation in India  
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From Colonial Legacy to Modern Justice: Rethinking Criminal Defamation in India  

Posted by By Sunidhi January 23, 2025
Article 19(1) (a) of the Constitution of India states that all citizens shall have the right to freedom of speech and expression. The philosophy behind this Article lies in the
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The evolution of Criminal Laws: Adapting to Modern Challenges
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The evolution of Criminal Laws: Adapting to Modern Challenges

Posted by By Utkarsh Singh January 23, 2025
The new legislative overhaul to modernize and Indianize the three essential criminal laws is an attempt to align them with contemporary social needs and demands. Whether India's vast legal and
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Health Care Fraud: An Instance Of White-Collar Crime In The Context Of India
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Health Care Fraud: An Instance Of White-Collar Crime In The Context Of India

Posted by By Ranjana Paul January 11, 2025
The preservation of health has been an instinctive necessity for mankind since the beginning of creation. A respectable individual with high social standing committing a crime while working is roughly called a white-collar
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Presumptions As To Sexual Offences
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Presumptions As To Sexual Offences

Posted by By Fatima Faridi January 11, 2025
In recent years, heightened awareness and advocacy surrounding issues of sexual misconduct have prompted a critical reexamination of legal processes and societal attitudes towards sexual offense cases. Central to these
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The Endless Sentence: Life Imprisonment Without Remission
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The Endless Sentence: Life Imprisonment Without Remission

Posted by By Rashi Thadani January 11, 2025
Imagine a punishment so harsh that it destroys all hope, leaving the convict to spend their remaining years behind the bars knowing that they will never be free again. On
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