WOMEN EMPOWERMENT: A LEGAL PERSPECTIVE
Authored By: Neelu Ara IIMT College of Law Abstract Women empowerment is a cornerstone of a democratic and constitutional society […]
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Basic Structure Doctrine and its evolving limits on Parliamentary Sovereignty
Authored By: Harshit Tiwari Army Institute of Law, Mohali Abstract India’s Basic Structure Doctrine protects Constitutional essence from parliamentary amendments
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RETHINKING JUDICIAL DISCIPLINE IN KENYA: A CASE FOR A GRADUATED APPROACH
Authored By: Brian Naheso Introduction Recent developments in Kenya such as the suspension of Judicial Service Commission’s disciplinary process have
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FINDING THE LAW IN TERRORISM AND THE NIGERIAN CHILD
Authored By: Shalom Sean Ishmael Ismailu Ahmadu Bello University ABSTRACT This article explores the present and unfortunate existing circumstances of
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Regulating Artificial Intelligence in the United Kingdom: Are Existing Legal Frameworks Adequate in Practice
Authored By: Katelynn De Souza Queen Mary University of London Abstract: In the United Kingdom, artificial intelligence is being used
Freedom of Expression and Defamation: Striking a Balance Between Constitutional Rights and Reputation in Nigeria
Authored By: Ganiyu Zainab Olamide Lagos State University Abstract This article examines the intricate relationship between the constitutional right to
R V. WHITE
Authored By: Ganiyu Zainab Olamide Lagos State University I. Introduction R v. White [1910] 2 KB 124 is a landmark
The Right to Privacy and the Challenge of Surveillance Capitalism
Authored By: Ganiyu Zainab Olamide Lagos State University Abstract The digital age presents an existential crisis for the fundamental right
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ISSUE OF MANDATORY E-FILING IN MADRAS HIGH COURT
Authored By: M Ramya Dr. Ambedkar Global Law Institute ISSUE OF MANDATORY E-FILING IN MADRAS HIGH COURT INTRODUCTION The E-filing
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The Regulatory Framework Governing Stokvels in South Africa
Authored By: Sibabalwe Ngubentombi University of Free State Introduction In South Africa, although stokvels may be overlooked, they generate approximately
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Re-Examining Access to Justice and Fair Procedures in Ethiopia in Light of International Human Rights Law
Authored By: Haftom Endrias Weldegergs Aksum University Abstract This article examines the right of access to justice and fair procedures
THE LEGAL CONCEPT OF CONSENT IN SOUTH AFRICAN LAW: A CRITICALANALYSIS OF ITS ROLE IN CRIMINAL AND CONSTITUTIONAL JURISPRUDENCE.
Authored By: LUYOLO MNYAMANA UNIVERSITY OF FORTHARE Abstract Consent is a fundamental concept in South African law, especially in Criminal