Justice
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A Response to Okin’s Woman
Kritika Thakur is a fourth-year law student at NLU Delhi. At the fag end of the 20th century, when third wave feminism was just beginning to take form, Susan Okin… Read more.
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“Governor’s action contrary to the Constitutional Scheme…” – Is it sufficient to exercise complete justice under Article 142?
Introduction “I am confident that complete justice will be done in my case”, this sentiment is echoed by every individual across our nation. Each and every person holds on to… Read more.
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Introducing Rawls’ Theory of Justice in the Indian Socio-Economic Context
The concept of Justice has been on the forefront of philosophical discourse having wide realms of academic ink but is still as stationary as ever. A utilitarian concept of justice… Read more.
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The truth? Which truth?
Imagine yourself in the role of a judge. The victim’s lawyer forgot to present a key document within the specified period, to prove that his client had the right he… Read more.
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Crime and Punishment
In the book of Genesis, Chapter 3, it is said that Adam and Eve were told by God not to eat the forbidden fruit. However, they were tempted by the… Read more.
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The Trolley Problem
This article has been written by Raina Mahapatra. Raina is currently pursuing her undergraduate course from Symbiosis Law School, Pune. While reading an article last night, I came across a… Read more.
