Interviews - Page 2

"Today's Authoritarians Are Very Creative At Turning Democratic Institutions To Their advantage" : Interview With Tom Ginsburg

Tom Ginsburg, American jurist and author, shares his thoughts with Santosh Paul, Advocate of Supreme Court, on decline in democratic values and threats faced by judicial institutions from...

"Judges Seeking Future Govt Appointments May Result In Indirect Political Influence":In Conversation With Prof William Hubbard

Santosh Paul, Advocate, Supreme Court interviewed Prof. William Hubbard of the University of Chicago, Editor of the Journal of Legal Studies, Kauffman Legal Research Fellow He authored 'The...

Dissecting Supreme Court's Protection of Fundamental Rights- In conversation with Jayna Kothari, Editor, Rights in Review

For Independence of Judiciary, Ability to Decide without Fear is Very Important: Justice Abhay Thipsay

Law Students Have A Definite Advantage In Preparing For Civil Services Exam: In Conversation With Saumya Sharma,Who Secured 9th Rank In 2018

IDAP Interview Series: Interview With Judge Ronald M. Gould

'Persecution In The Name of Sedition Finds Popular Acceptance in India', Says Anushka Singh, Author of the recent book, 'Sedition In Liberal Democracies'

In This Case Judges Are Like Any Other Witnesses, Their Version Can't Be Taken As Gospel Of Truth, We Will File Review: Ahmad Abdi, President Of Bombay Lawyers Association, Petitioner In Loya Case

CONFLICT OF BENCHES: The SC's February 8 Judgment in Indore Development Authority Is Not Supported By Text Or Intent Of The Act, Says Namita Wahi, Expert On Land Acquisition

Feminist Judgments Project India: 'There Is A Promising Future For Shadow Judgment Writing In India', Says Academic And Scholar, Jhuma Sen

There Is A Fearsome Scenario Despite The Unanimous Verdict Declaring Privacy As A Fundamental Human Right, Says Advocate And Author, M.P.Raju [PART 2]

“Judicial Diktats Alone May Not Be Able To Defend A Constitutional Culture”, Says Advocate And Author, M.P.Raju [PART 1]

“Judicial Diktats Alone May Not Be Able To Defend A Constitutional Culture”, Says Advocate And Author, M.P.Raju [PART 1]

Security Concerns Are Often Cited To Defeat Minimum Humanitarian Morality: Dr. Ashwani Kumar, Former Law Minister Of India

Had The Constitution Specified A Right To Free Press, Prior Restraints On It Could Have Become Impossible, Says Author And Advocate, Abhinav Chandrachud

“This Is No Reason To Celebrate”, Says Harish Narasappa, Co-Founder Daksh, On The Achievement of Some States In Reducing Pendency Of 10-Year Old Cases

‘Open Prison Has The Potential To Eradicate Retributive Form Of Punishment’, Says Smita Chakraburtty, Activist And Champion Of Prison Reforms

Media Has Responsibility To Report Accurately, Without Scandalising The Matter: Sr Advocate Amit Desai

Law Teachers Must Gain Practical Experience In Law :Barrister (Prof) Kaikhushru Lam

IDAP Interview Series: Interview VIII With Senior Advocate SK Rungta