WHEN ALGORITHMS BECOME DIRECTORS: SHOULD AUTONOMOUS AI SYSTEMS OWE FIDUCIARY DUTIES UNDER COMPANY LAW?
Authored By: Ujjwal Kumar Symbiosis Law School, Nagpur INTRODUCTION Company law has traditionally been based on the premise that a […]
Privacy or Power? Executive Control under the Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023
Authored By: P V Visruth Samrat Vikramaditya University I. Introduction In February 2026, the Supreme Court of India admitted three
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Should Ghana Recognize a Right to Be Forgotten? Balancing Data Privacy and Freedom of Expression in the Digital Age
Authored By: Lucille Nyameye Opokua Djan Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration INTRODUCTION The right to be forgotten entered
When Does Musical Influence Become Copyright Infringement? Distinguishing Inspiration, Homage and Protected Expression in Music Copyright Law
Authored By: Olivia Eliadou Durham University Introduction At what point does musical inspiration turn into copyright infringement? The case of
Good Faith Immunity and Daily Response: Legal Protection for Frontline Doctors
Authored By: SILLAH TEMAI MARME Parul Institute of Law, Parul University Introduction The doctrine of Good Faith Immunity in medical
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Bail as the Rule, Jail as the Exception: Myth or Reality in Contemporary Indian Criminal Justice?
Authored By: Rajmohan Roy Jogesh Chandra Chaudhuri Law College Introduction: As per the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) data of
Has Irish Law on Psychiatric Injury Become Too Restrictive?
Authored By: Dorottya Viktoria Várkonyi Technological University of the Shannon A Critical Analysis on Recovery for Nervous Schock in Irish
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IMMIGRATION STATUS AND HUMAN DIGNITY IN SOUTH AFRICAN LAW
Authored By: Azwinndini Kutama University of Fort Hare Abstract South African immigration law distinguishes between lawful and unlawful non-citizens through
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Deepfakes and the Law: Are Existing Legal Frameworks Sufficient to Protect Individuals in the United Kingdom?
Authored By: Iffah Mariam UNIVERSITY OF GREATER MANCHESTER – RAK Introduction Artificial Intelligence (AI) has revolutionised the digital content creation
The Legal Recognition of Muslim Marriages: Assessing the Regulatory Gaps Following Women’s Legal Centre Trust
Authored By: GABRIEL NGONIDZASHE ZIMUNYA GABRIEL NGONIDZASHE ZIMUNYA INTRODUCTION South Africa’s secular legal system failed to acknowledge marriages solemnised under
An Analysis of the Rule of Law in the UK: Can it Be Practically Applied or is it Merely Theoretical?
Authored By: Myles Sager University of Hull Introduction. Is the rule of law truly a powerhouse of the constitution which
DIPLOMATIC IMMUNITY: BALANCE BETWEEN PROTECTION AND ACCOUNTABILITY
Authored By: Anushka Ashwin University of Greater Manchester, RAK Campus INTRODUCTION Diplomatic Immunity is one of the fundamental principles of
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