Introduction Justice comes much later in any society what comes first is concept of crime. In other words, there is no need of justice if the society is crimeless or there is no crime prevalent in any form in the society. There is something unique type of crime or offense which we are concerned with
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INTRODUCTION: There is a well known maxim known as ‘Audi Alteram Partem’. The meaning of this maxim is, ‘Hear the other party’. Unfortunately, this principle has nearly been forgotten in India. There are a lot of incidences of encounter killings by the police in the country recently. The families fear that if their beloved is
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Introduction This is fact that our existing judicial system cannot deliver speedy justice due to inherent delays, technicalities of procedure, by labyrinth of appeals and unaffordable cost and in every country the government incline their interest in private issues like social security, income tax assessment, the role of administrative in decision making for public. In
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–Reema INTRODUCTION He killed a person brutally. He was brought to the Court. The Court sentenced him to death and consequently he was hanged to his death. Is justice sought? We are basically killing the killer to show that killing is wrong. This is nothing different from creating a war to achieve peace! Of course,
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– K.Keerthana INTRODUCTION: Plea bargaining or negotiated plea is a pre-trial negotiation between the defendant and prosecution in which the defendant agrees to plead guilty in exchange for some kind of concession. Usually, the concession is in form of a lesser punishment than which is specified by law or for dropping few charges in case
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– PANKAJ RAWAL[1] Supreme Court’s verdict on women’s inheritance rights on –11th August 2020: This will be marked as a historical change of course in the legal arena of Indian legal development. VERDICT: On Tuesday, the Supreme Court settled its own confusion pertaining to the conflicting interpretations of the amended section of Hindu Succession Act,
– Aradhaya Singh “Success is never final. Failure is never fatal. It’s courage that counts” Introduction: This situation of corona pandemic is a non-forgettable period that has swept the globe is perhaps going to be recorded in history as the most impactful and consequential event of this a century and many situations came forward like
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-Shubham Ranjan Introduction The Supreme Court Of India on August 11th, 2020 gave a landmark ruling with regards to the Hindu Succession Act. It was held that daughters would have equal coparcenary rights in a Hindu
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-Shramana Sengupta Assertion of Judiciary and its influence is referred to as judicial activism. It has also been defined as an overzealous judiciary. A criticism that we frequently hear about judicial activism is therein present in the name
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