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Scaling The Diameter Of Censorship Laws In India And The Proposed Amendments To The IT Rules, 2021

Censorship ends up becoming a tool for moral policing that controls other people's lives rather than concerning itself with larger public issues. The term 'censorship' in Indian law has often led ...

Section 124A: Journey Of Sedition Law So Far

Section 124A. Sedition definition Whoever, by words, either spoken or written, or by signs, or by visible representation, or otherwise, brings or attempts to bring into hatred or contempt, or exc...

The Exigency Of Sentencing Guidelines In Indian Criminal Justice Administration

Veracity Of Allegations To Be Evaluated By Trial Court: Punjab & Haryana High Court Grants Bail To Man Accused Of Poisoning Partner

Victim Compensation Scheme – A Glimmer Of Hope

Karnataka HC Quashes Criminal Proceedings Against 68-Year-Old Woman Charged Under SC/ST Act

Consent Of Prosecutrix Not Vitiated When Her Doubts In Relationship Got Cemented With Lapse Of Time: Jharkhand High Court

Battered Women Syndrome: When The Victim Becomes The Aggressor

Comparative Analysis Of Product Liability In India With Developed Countries

'Active Role' In Instigating Commission of Suicide Essential U/S 306 of IPC: Gujarat High Court Grants Anticipatory Bail To In-Laws

The Dilemma Over Interpretation Of Section 102 Of Code Of Criminal Procedure, 1973

'Casual Approach Towards HC Directions': Madhya Pradesh High Court Directs Lower Court To Conclude Remaining Murder Trial In 30 Days

Dowry Death | Paramour Of Mother-in-Law Not Family Member Within Ambit Of S. 304B IPC: Madhya Pradesh High Court

First Version Of The Story Reliable; Exaggeration May Occur With Passage of Time: Gujarat High Court

Hate Speech, Legal Lacuna And Failure Of Law Enforcement

Model Code Of Conduct: An Equalizer Lost In Implementation

S.397 IPC: Use Of The Weapon Does Not Require That The Offender Should Actually Fire Or Stab, Mere Exhibition Or Brandishing of the Same Is Sufficient: Supreme Court

Intention To Cause Death Immaterial If Prosecution Proves Ingredients Of "Thirdly" Of Section 300 IPC: Supreme Court

Stealthing And The Law: A Call For Redefining The Limits Of Conditional Consent In India

Difference Lies In The Degree Of The Act: Supreme Court Explains Subtle Distinction Between Culpable Homicide U/s 304 IPC & Murder