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Â New Crimes : Old Laws

â€œThe ability of the World Wide Web to penetrate every home and community across the globe has both positive and negative implications â€” while it can be an invaluable source of information and means of communication, it can also override community values and standards, subjecting them to whatever more

The Sociological Aspect of Criminology

Social sciences have reached a point of development where their investigations into socially undesirable and prohibited behaviour should be liberated from the fetters of juridical positivism. Â Of course, a criminal is primarily and distinctly a person who has been found guilty by a criminal Court of a definite act

Children as Victims of Crime - The Denial of Justice

IntroductionÂ Children are considered as the nationâ€™s â€˜supremely important national assetâ€™ and its living malleable potential. The future of any nation is largely determined on how its children grow and develop. The issues relating to rights of child care and welfare have been constantly engaging attention of the

Freedom of the Media and String Operations

Introduction The termination of service of a service member of a police force on the ground of his involvement in corruption, indulging in string operation conducted by media raised several issues despite the fact that the order of termination was set aside, as no enquiry was conducted in the case.

Exercise of writ jurisdiction interfering with arbitral process, shall be special rarity

Exercise of writ jurisdiction interfering with arbitral process, shall be special rarity

Article 227 is a Constitutional provision that remains untouched by the non-obstante clause of Section 5 of the Arbitration Act. It is important to note is that though petitions can be filed under Article 227 against judgments allowing or dismissing first appeals against the arbitral award, yet the High Court

Indian Constitutional Journey : Architectâ€™s Aspirations vis-a-vis Judiciaryâ€™s Achievements in the area of Gender Equality and Gender Justice

Architectâ€™s Aspirations If I am asked to name a significant area in which one may proudly say that, in the Indian Constitutional Journey, Judiciaryâ€™s achievements match the Architectâ€™s aspirations, then, it can be said to be in the area of Gender Equality and Gender Justice. Bharat Ratna

Freedom of Speech under the Digital Age

Â Freedom of speech and expression is the fundamental right guaranteed under the Constitution of India. Digital age has changed the whole scene. There is need to look at the freedom of speech from the Internet and Digital technologies point of view. The digital revolution brings to the forefront the