This article is authored by Aparna Gupta, a 3rd year Student of BA LLB(Hons.) at University Law College, Bangalore University, an intern under Legal Vidhiya Before the dawn of globalisation, the primary purpose of law was to maintain peace and order within a nation. However, due to widespread globalisation and Read more
This article has been written by Shambhavi Shrivastava, an intern at Legal Vidhiya Introduction People enjoy watching crime and thriller films and television shows. They depict the need for people to become criminals, the situations they confronted, and the rationale behind it. As a result, it is critical to distinguish Read more
This article is written by Samriddhi Kapoor, University Of Petroleum & Energy Studies School Of Law. ABSTRACT Traditionally, women in India are expected to stay at home and take care of their children, while men are expected to work. With increasing literacy, access to education, and the Industrial Revolution. All over Read more
This Article is written by Merwin Emmanuel Richard Abstract A false confession is an involuntary statement of guilt made under constraint, or as the result of compulsion. Jurors, judges, and prosecutors must be willing to accept that fact that under the right circumstances just about anyone naïve to the felonious Read more
This article is written by Archak Das, an intern under Legal Vidhiya ABSTRACT Any democracy’s judicial system is its foundation. It is the system that guarantees that everyone is treated equally and justly, regardless of their social station. The judiciary is responsible for upholding the law, thus it must function Read more
This Article has been written by MAYANK KHICHAR, intern at Legal Vidhiya. “A detailed handbook on business law and the parliament” Abstract: This comprehensive handbook explores the intersection of business law and parliamentary procedures in India. It delves into the intricacies of the Indian legal system, with a focus on Read more
This Article has been written by Aayush Chadha BBA LLB 2nd year Himachal Pradesh National Law university shimla ABSTRACT In today’s scenario there is a growing dependence of alcohol and drugs, the use of drugs is not limited to controlled substances like opioids and hallucinogens, and cocaine, heroin, along with Read more
INTRODUCTION Much like our civilization, law is dynamic. It works within the intricate social system. The law regulates and shapes social standards and attitudes. The fact that these norms are dynamic and shift over time and place, however, makes it crucial for the law to be flexible enough to keep Read more
This Article has been written by Naman jain, intern under Legal Vidhiya Abstract The basic elements of the international legal system remain a matter of debate. Constitutionalism is only the latest extension of this ongoing conversation about the nature of international law. In this context, certain fundamental aspects can be Read more
This Article is written by Khushi Damani, intern under Legal Vidhiya QUOTE “The right against self-incrimination is a fundamental principle of justice that protects the innocent as well as the guilty, and we must be vigilant to ensure that this right is respected for all individuals, including victims.” – Louise Arbour, Read more