A judgment by the Punjab and Haryana High Court that had lowered the sentence of a person found guilty of reckless and negligent driving was recently overturned by the Supreme Court of India. The Supreme Court’s decision emphasizes the significance of holding negligent drivers accountable for their conduct and strongly Read more
Making International Law Relevant: Promises and Challenges for India is the conference’s theme. The conference notes that public discourse and legal practise in India generally do not place a high priority on international law. With critical, introspective, and well-researched papers that highlight the importance of international law to the Indian Read more
The Department of Justice receives complaints about sitting as well as retired judges but is only concerned with the appointment and transfer of sitting ones – a written reply that came from Law Minister Kiren Rijiju in the Budget Session. He furnished this written reply to a question asked to 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
Disqualifications of office bearers, Rights and Duties of Office bearers and members This Article is written by Zeerak Jabeen studing in Department of Law, School of Legal Studies, Central University of Kashmir “The trade union is the most potent force in human history for uniting people of different races, creeds, colours, and nationalities.” Read more
This article is authored by Aparna Gupta, 3rd Year BA LLB at University Law College & Department of Studies in Law, Bangalore University. International law, also known as law of Nations or Public International Law, is a body of rules that apply in relations between sovereign States or other State and 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
This Article is written by Rahul, 4th sem student of Teerthankar Mahaveer University, Moradabad Introduction: The trade or commerce in wild animals, animal articles, and trophies is a major issue of concern in India. The country has a rich animal and plant life, and these resources have been exploited for various Read more