When Examinations Fail, A Nation Fails: The Legal and Constitutional Crisis Behind NEET, CBSE, and India’s Broken Education System
Authored By: Yuvica Gupta GNLU GANDHINAGAR “A student can recover from a poor score. It is much harder for a […]
Education Behind Bars: A Constitutional Challenge for Prisoners Who Want to Further Their Education.
Authored By: Nompumelelo Vania Mabuza University of Johannesburg Introduction Even behind bars the Constitution follows and so does the right
WHEN FATE MEETS THE GAVEL: What Would Happen to Criminal Sentencing if Determinism Were Accepted as Truth?
Authored By: Dhruv Singh National Law School of India University, Bangalore INTRODUCTION Imagine a judge sitting on his seat, about
Beyond Compliance: Why Internal Complaints Committees Remain the Weak Link in the PoSH Act, 2013
Authored By: Johanna Esther N National University of Advanced Legal Studies, Kochi Introduction: More than a decade after the enactment
The Law of Uncharted Altitudes: Legal Frontiers of Suborbital Spaceflight, Advanced Air Mobility, and Transatlantic Climate Accountability
Authored By: Andile Princess Mpofu Unisa Introduction Commercial Aviation is expanding with Airlines entering Urban Airspace, Higher Stratosphere Regions, and
Copyright in the Age of Virality: Has UK Copyright Law Failed to Keep Pace with Social Media Culture?
Authored By: Nabihat Ahuoiza Sadiq Middlesex University Mauritius Every day, millions of users repost videos, share memes, and remix content
The Price of Parenthood: Rethinking the Prohibition on Commercial Surrogacy in England and Wales
Authored By: Sienna Louise Warren Aston University Few areas of family law expose the tension between autonomy and exploitation as
The Privity Rule: Why Third Parties Can’t Sue on a Contract
Authored By: Rohit Yadav GNLU GANDHINAGAR Introduction This article examines the Doctrine of Privity in contract. In Contract law, Section
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The Six Cardinal Principles of deciding the Burden of Proof – An Analysis
Authored By: Ashley Voon Xuan Yu Brickfields Asia College Introduction The case of Woolmington v DPP[1] has established the golden
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Corporate Criminal Liability Under Indian Law: Evolving Judicial and Statutory Perspectives
Authored By: Sujal Vasant Jain Vidyavardhaka Law College, Mysore Abstract Corporate criminal liability in India has developed almost entirely through
SEX WORKERS AND LABOUR RIGHTS IN SOUTH AFRICA
Authored By: Lemukani Pearl Nkuna INTRODUCTION Can a person be denied labour protection simply because their work is unlawful? This
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Criminalisation of Marital Rape in India: A Human Rights Perspective
Authored By: Maria Fejzulla Salford University Marriage has long occupied a privileged position within Indian society, often viewed as a
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