INCREASING JUDICIAL ACCEPTANCE OF COHABITATION ININDIA: A TRANSFORMATIVE SHIFT IN FAMILY LAW
Authored By: Ananya Singh Manipal University Jaipur ABSTRACT Cohabitation or live-in relationship is a new socio- legal relationship in India, […]
Parliamentary Sovereignty in the United Kingdom: Continuity Constraints and the Reach of Westminster
Authored By: Hanene Latrache Hanene Latrache Abstract: The UK has an uncodified constitution founded on the doctrine of Parliamentary Sovereignty,
Artificial Intelligence as a Boardroom Risk: Directors’ Duties Corporate Governance and Regulatory Exposure in Algorithmic Decision-Making
Authored By: Favour A-Matthew University of the People Abstract Artificial intelligence has moved rapidly from a peripheral technological tool to
Can South Africa continue to claim separation of powers despite political influences in the justice system
Authored By: Tsakane Ayanda Madiseng University of the Witwatersrand INTRODUCTION Separation of powers is the legal doctrine that distributes power
NIGERIAN TAX ADMINISTRATION ACT(NTAA): ADEQUATEFOUNDATION FOR CRYPTO TAXATION OR A REGULATORY TYRANNY
Authored By: Michael Leke Okiwelu University of Nigeria, Nsukka 1.1 Abstract The Nigerian Tax Administration Act (NTAA), enacted in June
PROTECTING FAITH OR PERPETUATING INJUSTICE A CRITICALANALYSIS OF PAKISTAN’S BLASPHEMY LEGISLATION
Authored By: Abdul Waaseh Khan Denning Law School (Affiliate Centre of the University of London) ABSTRACT Blasphemy laws occupy a
Advertising Law for Artificial Intelligence Influencers in India
Authored By: Nikita Agarwal Bharati Vidyapeeth Deemed University Delhi Abstract Artificial Intelligence influencers, also known as virtual or computer-generated influencers,
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AI Evidence in Courts: Should Algorithms Be Treated as Expert Witnesses
Authored By: Khadija Bilal Pakistan College of Law ABSTRACT The increasing reliance on artificial intelligence (AI) and algorithmic tools in
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DIGITAL EVIDENCE IN MATRIMONIAL DISPUTES: FROM DIARIESTO SECRET RECORDINGS AND THE TRANSFORMATION OF FAMILY LAW
Authored By: Ananya Ghose Shyambazar Law College, University of Calcutta Abstract: The rise of smartphones, cloud storage, messaging applications, and
CONSTITUTIONALISM SHOULD BE TO LIMIT GOVERNMENT AND ENSURE RULE OF LAW
Authored By: Md. Salmun Alam East West University Abstract Constitutionalism reflects one of the most basic ideas of modern public
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India’s Legal Blind Spot: Daytime Harassment In Public Spaces
Authored By: Unnati Singh Bharti Vidyapeeth New Law College Pune Abstract This article explores the issue of daylight harassment in
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The Right to Life under Article 21 of the Indian Constitution: Scope Evolution and Judicial Interpretation
Authored By: Satyaki Trivedi St Xavier’s University Introduction:- 1The right to life under Article 21 of the Indian Constitution is