AI as a Catalyst for Judicial Modernization in India: Revolutionizing theJudiciary through Technology
Authored By: Isha Sameer Upadhyay KES’ Shri Jayantilal H. Patel Law College, University of Mumbai Abstract: This article narrates the […]
Recognising LGBTQ community rights as human rights: a case for mandatory legalprotection of equality rights under international law.
Authored By: Gift Portia Mamba University of Forthare INTRODUCTION The term “LGBTQ+” is an umbrella concept embracing individuals of diverse
Deepfakes and Digital Evidences: A New Challenge to the Indian Judiciary
Authored By: Anshuman Singh Faculty of Law,University of Allahabad Abstract The rapid advancement of technology and artificial intelligence has brought
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Legal Recognition of LGBTQIA’s+ Rights in India: A Journey So Far
Authored By: Tanvi Firodiya ILS Law College LGBTQIA is an acronym that stands for Lesbian,Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Intersex and
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THE DUAL PATH TO PROTECTION: PATENT AND UTILITY MODEL IN KENYA
Authored By: Purity Kangai Nkoyai Kenya School of law Abstract This paper examines the dual protection scheme of technological innovation
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Employer Responsibilities and Employee Misconduct: EvaluatingMalaysia’s Legal Framework on Workplace Sexual Harassment
Authored By: HO XIN YUE Multimedia University, Malaysia Abstract Workplace sexual harassment is a critical problem in the sense that
BALANCING PRIVACY AND SECURITY: THE GLOBAL TUG OF WAR IN THE DIGITAL ERA
Authored By: Ayush Gupta IILM UNIVERSITY, SCHOOL OF LAW ABSTRACT This is that age where the data fuels the power
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CRIMINALISATION OF ASYLUM SEEKERS: BORDER ENFORCEMENT PRACTISES AGAINST REFUGEE RIGHTS
Authored By: Michelle Ndeto Egerton University Abstract [1] In recent decades, the global rise in forced displacement and statelessness has
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Regulating the Machine: The Need for Ethical Frameworks Governing AI Use in Legal Proceedings
Authored By: Mandisa Mthembu University of KwaZulu Natal Abstract This article examines how Artificial Intelligence (AI) has made significant inroads
The Cybercrime Vacuum: Will the Budapest Convention Fail at India’s Digital Border
Authored By: Stuti Sharma H.P. National Law University Abstract: We are currently in an era where technology is booming, and
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Comparative Study Of Dying Declarations Under The Indian Evidence Act, 1872 And Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam, 2023
Authored By: ANUSHKA SINGH D.E.S Shri Navalmal Firodia Law College, Pune Abstract: A Dying Declaration means the statement of a
STRATEGIC LITIGATION AS A VITAL TOOL FOR ADVANCING SOCIO-ECONOMICRIGHTS, NATIONAL SECURITY AND INTERNATIONAL STABILITY
Authored By: Justina Oluwatimilehin Babade University of Abuja When citizens sue their government for the failure to provide clean water,