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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It has been more than 75 years since India achieved independence[1], but one can still identify deeply dug imprints of colonial laws and practices within its criminal justice system[2]. Conceived

The criminal justice system is a keystone of contemporary societies, intended to uphold law and order, protect citizens, and ensure justice. The laws that govern societies must change over time

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