Abstract The principle of Actus Reus, or the “guilty act,” is a cornerstone of criminal law, representing the physical manifestation of a crime. It emphasizes that an individual cannot be held criminally liable unless their actions constitute a breach of law through a voluntary act, omission, or conduct leading to Read more…
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This article is written by Bhavya Awasthi of 2nd Year of New Law College Bharati Vidyapeeth, an intern under Legal Vidhiya Abstract Plea bargaining is a course of discussion between the denounced and the indictment wherein the blamed consents to confess to a lesser allegation or to a decreased sentence Read more…
This article is written by Shravya Pandre of NALSAR University of Law, an intern under Legal Vidhiya Abstract This article explores the role of expert opinion and presumptions in criminal law, specifically focusing on the presumption of death, sanity, and identifiability in the Indian legal system. It discusses the challenges Read more…
This article is written by Soyab Khan of 9th Semester of BALLB, an intern under Legal Vidhiya Abstract: This article delves into the intricate legal and ethical aspects surrounding the concepts of “attempt” and “abetment” within the realm of criminal law. Attempt and abetment are fundamental doctrines that play a Read more…
This article is written by BC ARYAN of 9th Semester of Symbiosis Law School , Pune, an intern under Legal Vidhiya Abstract Insanity defense is overall used in criminal prosecutions. it is principally founded with the understanding that at the hour of the wrongdoing, the respondent changed into impacted by Read more…
Amrita Parida of University Law College, Utkal UniversitySemester- 5th Semester, 3rd Year ABSTRACT: The paper is concerned with regards to the meaning and nature of the procedural and substantive law. The types of procedural and substantive law as well has been briefly discussed along with the points of distinction between both the Read more…
This article is written by Yoshita Manral of 2nd Semester of Asian law college, Noida Abstract Consent is the essence of human freedom; it epitomizes the power of choice and individual agency.” In the legal arena, consent holds immense importance as a defence, providing individuals with the ability to assert Read more…
This article is written by Anjali Singh of 7th Semester of BA LLB (Hons.) of UPES, Dehradun ABSTRACT “To settle a matter by a money payment, instead of other liability,” is what it means to compound. In terms of criminal law, the victim has the option of compounding the Read more…
This article is written by P. Rahini of Sathyabama Institute of Science and Technology an intern under legal vidhiya. ABSTRACT: The older penological approach considered incarceration, or other forms of custodial punishment, to be the only effective means of deterring crime. However, the modern criminological approach has ushered in new Read more…