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Beyond the Bars: Why Personal Liberty Must Prevail Before Conviction Introduction

“The power to arrest is not synonymous with the necessity to detain.” This simple yet profound idea lies at the heart of India’s criminal justice philosophy. In a democratic society governed by the Constitution, every individual

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How to File a Divorce Petition in India

Filing a divorce petition is usually the first real step once a couple decides to end their marriage legally. It sounds simple on paper, but the process changes depending on religion, the type of divorce, and

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Sonam Wangchuk’s Hunger Strike Reaches the Delhi High Court

Sonam Wangchuk has been on a hunger strike at Jantar Mantar since June 28, and his health has been getting worse by the day. This week, the matter reached the Delhi High Court through a PIL

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Discharge vs Acquittal: What’s Actually the Difference?

Most people mix up discharge and acquittal. Even first-year law students do this. Both sound like “the accused got off.” Both happen in a criminal case. Both feel like good news for the person on trial.

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Right To Be Forgotten

The Right to be Forgotten: Can the Law Really Let You Erase Your Past? We often hear that “the internet never forgets.” For most people, this is just a saying. But for someone who was acquitted

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Death Must Be Directly Attributable to Accident: SC in Haseena Case

In a recent case, the Supreme Court of India gave the judgment that in order to claim compensation in case of an accident, the death must be caused as a direct consequence of the accident. Mere

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Contempt of Court in India: Distinguishing Civil and Criminal Contempt

The term ‘contempt of court’ is not defined anywhere in the Indian Law. The Contempt of Courts Act, only distinguishes between civil and criminal law. In simplest of terms, the phrase Contempt of court means to

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Fundamental Rights Judgments: Supreme Court Decisions That Made A Change

Introduction The Supreme Court of India has played a pivotal role in expanding the meaning and scope of Fundamental Rights, especially Article 21, which guarantees the Right to Life and Personal Liberty. Over time, the Court

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Women’s Inheritance And Property Rights

1. Introduction Succession rights in India have long been shaped by patriarchal norms embedded in religious personal laws. However, with the changing legal and social landscape, a strong shift toward gender equality is evident. A woman’s

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Mediation For The Nation: From Conflict To Consensus

From 1 July to 30 September 2025, India will witness a nationwide legal effort unlike any before. Titled Mediation for the Nation, the 90-day campaign will kick off with the Hon’ble Chief Justice of India, B.R.

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