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Author : Pragati Singh, Assistant Professor at Innovative Institute of Law. ABSTRACT Criminal Psychology is the study of wills, thoughts, intentions, and reactions of criminals, all that partakes in the criminal behaviour. Criminal Psychology is a very vast field and it studies everything that is vested in criminal behaviour. The use of the word “criminal” makes this psychology so vast. We live in such a society where certain words have their…
Author : Nithin Manoj, Student at School of Law, Christ University. INTRODUCTION The Article is a discussion on the topic of laws on the concept of Phone Tapping. It initially talks about the existing laws on the concept of the Phone Tapping and the usage of such laws in our country. The article tries to give an overview about the right to privacy and the act of communication restriction and…
Author : Shriya Khurana, Student at Bennett University, Greater Noida THE CASE THAT EXTRICATED OUR DEMOCRACY Before this landmark judgement salvaged our democracy, we were caught in a heavy crossfire between Judiciary and Legislature. It manifested in the form of a power struggle of sorts that infringed upon the right of several citizens destroying the prime purpose behind the establishment of our Constitution. The Kesavananda Bharti case runs in hundreds…
Author : Shriya Khurana, Bennett University, Greater Noida INTRODUCTION: One of the main principles of constitutionalism is, separation of powers. Every article in our constitution has been drafted with great care to avoid any scenario which might give rise to dictatorship that is, a regime of centralised powers and a little to no freedom guaranteed to the citizens. India is a proud democracy which textually grants a huge amount of…
Author : Swetalika Das, Student at Amity University, Kolkata ABSTRACT Custodial deaths are a raising concern in our society which is leading mistrusts in public. As because police officers were considered as safeguards and have the rights to protect public’s fundamental rights sometimes the same person violates those laws instead of protecting it. In this article, the author analysed various legal perspectives on custodial deaths and the causes of the…
Author : Amisha Matkar, Student at Indore Institute of Law Co-Author : Shruti Gupta, Student at Indore Institute of Law “We need to remember that money laundered by organized crime represents the fruits of drug trafficking, arms dealing, prostitution, trade in human beings, Kidnapping and extortion. Tolerating the retained funds means tolerating the human misery that generated them in the first instance.” -Amanda Vanstone, Australian Justice Minister ABSTRACT Globalization…
Author : Ujjwal Uberoi, Student at IMS Unison University, Dehradun INTRODUCTION Fight for equal wages for equal work has been going on for years. The concept of equality is embedded in our preamble and has helped in securing the rights of an individual. But the fight is still going on, equal wages for equal work has still not been achieved. The meaning of this term is “where all things are…
Author : Aditi dhamdhere, Student at Modern Law College, Pune University. ABSTRACT This article dissects public security order in India, fights that the typical protected cutoff points on the chief have fail to restrict the Indian government’s ability and exercises under security laws, and considers how to resuscitate established governing rules. The article explains how security laws are proposed to improve the leader’s forces in manners that encourage denials of…
Author : Pragati Singh, Assistant Professor at Innovative Institute of Law. INTRODUCTION This project work has been designed on the principle that every man has the full freedom to follow his or her own religion and that no man in law is justified to insult the religion of the others. Every person must respect the religion of another and of another persuasions and abide from hurting the sentiments of other or…
Author : Sounak Senapati, Student at KIIT Law School, Bhubaneswar ABSTRACT Administration of justice by an impartial judiciary is the basis of our system of jurisprudence and indeed of the jurisprudence of any civilized state. The Judiciary in India is not sui generis. It owes its existence, system, controls, and jurisdiction to the Indian Constitution. The Judiciary including the other organs of the government and other running the institution are…