PROBATION As we know, there are different types of punishment theories used to punish the offenders. But “RETRIBUTIVE THEORY” is a famous one during ancient times. Retributive Theory is a type of theory in which the offenders are treated in the same way as victims. For example, A convicted of throwing acid into the face
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Introduction When married couples file a divorce petition in family court. After getting a divorce their is an issue regarding child custody arise, that who is going to be a custodial parent and non-custodial parent. A custodial parent is a person who gets custody of the child or says with whom the child is going
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DIVORCE – Its concept in Indian legality Roman Law was a historical pioneer of the concept of divorce – you could marry anytime you want and you could divorce, or leave your spouse whenever you deemed fit. Both the spouses had an equal right to do so. No formality was required, neither was a legal
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Introduction We live in a democratic country where everyone is entitled to fundamental rights. As per article 14 of the Indian Constitution, ““The State shall not deny to any person equality before the law or the equal protection of the laws within the territory of India.”[1] Though as per our constitution, the law remain the
Introduction We must regard ourselves much privileged as we have a boon called the Internet. In the entire world, there is a large amount of population who don’t have the right to access the internet even if they have the content provided is limited and have certain restrictions on it. The situation in the least
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Introduction The Kesavananda Bharati v. State of Kerala also known as the Kesavananda Bharati case is the most important landmark judgment of the Supreme Court of India. This case outlined the Basic Structure Doctrine of our Indian Constitution. It is also called the case which saved India’s Democracy. The case proceedings and arguments of this
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Introduction Rape generally mean violation of women. When we heard the word rape, we made a image in our mind that there must be a man suddenly jump out of the shadows and attacked the girl/women. But there are so many cases where a woman or a girl knows about the attacker or say in
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About the National Online Quiz Competition IJALR is organizing its 1st Online National Quiz Competition on Criminal Law scheduled to be held on 30th April 2021. Cash Prizes are Sponsored By TYT Partners: Advocates and Consultants Law Firm based in New Delhi. Eligibility IJALR looks forward to participation from school students, law aspirants, students
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INTRODUCTION According to Article 21 of the Indian Constitution, everybody who is a citizen of India has the right to life and his life can only be terminated by a system established by law. The law can punish a convict with the death penalty if the court finds the convict to be unfit to live
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OVERVIEW OF THE CONCEPT OF ‘HORIZONTAL EFFECT’ The Indian Constitution, just like its counterparts in the United States, Canada, and Germany, commonly deals with constitutional rights that are ‘vertical’ in nature. Before the horizontal effect is elucidated, it is obligatory to understand what inferences are brought forth by the ‘vertical effect’. The vertical effect of
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