Criminal Law
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Failure to Act: The Zero FIR
Since the working of Print and Electronic Media, there is one topic who has always found itself “Indisputably” in the list of top trending and it seems that people either… Read more.
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Why The Supreme Court’s Order On Extension Of Limitation Should Not Apply To “Default Bail” Under Section 167 (2) Cr.P.C.
The COVID-19 pandemic has bought with itself unprecedented challenges for the judiciary. This has made the task of striking a balance between upholding the rule of law and preserving basic… Read more.
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A dismal setback to sec. 498A IPC
From time immemorial, married women in India have been defencelessly enduring cruelty and domestic violence at the hands of men. Cruelty against women was difficult to prove and to make… Read more.
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The punishing hand of the court: Apex court upholds the constitutional validity of defamation as a criminal offence
This article has been written by Torsha Sarkar. Torsha is a third-year law student in National Law University Odisha. In 2014, the Supreme Court of India upheld the constitutional validity… Read more.
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The curse of the objective reasonable man on criminal law in India
This article is written by Simran Bhinder. Simran is a fourth-year law student at O P JINDAL GLOBAL UNIVERSITY. There are certain defining features of every legal document and every… Read more.
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Marital Rape in India
This article is written by Shreya Bansal. Shreya is a commerce graduate from Shri Ram College Of Commerce and is currently pursuing Bachelors Of Law from Faculty Of Law, DU. In… Read more.
