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,
Click Carefully: Why Your DigitalFootprint Could Haunt Or Help You.
Authored By: Sobowale Anuoluwapo Kehinde Federal University Oye-Ekiti (FUOYE). Abstract. With the rising risks associated with digital footprints, many individuals
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DEEPFAKES AS A THREAT TO TRUTH: FORENSIC ANDEVIDENTIARY CHALLENGES IN CRIMINAL ADJUDICATION IN INDIA
Authored By: Leya Mahesh St. Joseph’s College of Law ABSTRACT The criminal court system in India is facing previously unheard-of
BEHIND BARS, HOPES OF SECOND CHANCES SHATTERED;ANALYSING GHANA’S SHIFT TOWARDS RESTORATIVEJUSTICE AND A CASE BEING MADE FOR THEIMPLEMENTATION OF A PAROLE SYSTEM
Authored By: SYDNEY EFFAH ACHEAMPONG GHANA SCHOOL OF LAW Abstract The authorites who mete punishment out in many justice systems
A Nation’s Intolerance: South Africa’s Moral and Legal Resistance Towards Gender-Based Violence
Authored By: Motshegetsi Zawadi Kekana University of South Africa ABSTRACT Gender-based violence continues to be one of the most urgent
THE EVOLVING ROLE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN INDIANINTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAW: CHALLENGES, DOCTRINALGAPS, AND POLICY PATHS
Authored By: MOVEEKA K Government Law College, Coimbatore (Affiliated to Tamil Nadu Dr. Ambedkar Law University ) Abstract This paper
Women and Property Rights in Kenya: ACase Study of Gender Inequality inProperty Ownership
Authored By: Zipporah Wanjiru Kagoya University of Nairobi, Faculty of Law INTRODUCTION In Kenya, land remains a central factor of
Trade, Power, and Precedent: The Trump Tariffs, Geopolitical Risk,and the Evolving Framework of International Trade Law
Authored By: Angel Onwubuya Nottingham Trent University Abstract Having recently attended an event hosted by Clifford Chance, a leading global
Gender discrimination in Guardianship laws in India according to the Hindu Minority andGuardianship Act, 1956.
Authored By: Thato Malebana University of Johannesburg ABSTRACT This article critically examines the gender bias inherent in Section 6 of