As per annual Crime in India report released by the National Crime Records, Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India, 5,368 cases of abuse sexual assault were registered in 2009, 5,484 cases in 2010, and 7,112 cases in 2011[1], indicating a steady rise in sexual crimes against children and highlighting the need for a different …
ABSTRACT Transgender people arethe individuals whose characters are not quite the same as the cliché sex standards, which distinguish sexes just as male or female. Society has neglected to acknowledge their sexual orientation personality because of which they have experienced separation, social mistreatment and actual savagery. There are sure socio-social gatherings of transgender individuals who …
Introduction On December 4, 2021, a unit of 21st Para Special Forces killed six civilians near the Oting village in the Mon district in Nagaland, India. In the aftermath of the violence, eight additional civilians and a soldier were killed. For obvious reasons, this episode has sparked widespread indignation among the general population. The Army …
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Jeremy Bentham describes witnesses as “the eyes and ears of justice.” Witnesses play a pivotal role in bringing the offender to justice, they are an indispensable aid in the justice dispensation in any civilized society. The role of witness assumes additional significance in adversarial systems where the onus of proving the case lies on the …
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Introduction The subject of cryptocurrency has lately garnered considerable attention. In India, the legal validity of the document – which is of critical significance to multiple stakeholders – remains the subject of dialogue. As one of the most specific cryptocurrency uses, smart contracts are prone to policy and legal discrepancies. The conundrum is essential since …
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Introduction For this blog, we shall discuss a distinct type of crime known as a victimless crime. A victimless crime is a specific activity that is unlawful but does not directly abuse the right or privilege of some other person. These crimes are private and sometimes, these acts are even consensual i.e. voluntary acting. These …
Introduction The outcome of the ongoing litigation (WhatsApp LLC v. Union of India) between the Government of India and internet intermediaries could change the way we use the Internet. In this article, the authors have made an attempt to analyse the troublesome rules under the Intermediary Guidelines 2021 and elaborate upon the significance of encryption. …
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INTRODUCTION Recently, the Kerala High Court refused to admit an accused’s appeal in the case of Louis v. the State of Kerala, where he willingly submitted to a narcoanalysis test to show his innocence in the matter. The court reasoned that disclosures made during narcoanalysis while under the influence of a specific drug cannot be …
“The world may not change as a result of our adoption, but the child’s world will.” The action of adopting anything as your own is known as adoption. Adoption is the judicial process of a being a parent to a child who is not biologically related to you. Adoption is not a charitable act. …
Introduction The traditional system of dispute resolution isn’t only tedious but also precious and uncustomized. To avoid the gratuitous uproar in the legal system that makes justice a far- brought dream. Frequently such a long road in the legal system is infrequently traveled by. This gives way to an Alternate Dispute Resolution system that isn’t …
