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The tomorrow trapped in today's bar

1.Introduction: Crime has a deep root in our society and so; the offences are committed by the youth of the State. It is a well-settled principle that 'Crime shakes the conscience and punishment restrains people from committing an offence.' p style="text-align: jus..

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Law commission submits report on Wrongful Prosecution (Miscarriage of Justice): Legal Remedies

The Law Commission of India submitted its Report No. 277 titled ‘Wrongful Prosecution (Miscarriage of Justice): Legal Remedies’ to the Government of India on 30th August, 2018. The High Court of Delhi in its Order dated 30th May, 2017 in the case of Babloo Chauhan @ Dabloo vs. State Govt. of NCT of Delhi, 247 (2018)..

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Impact of e-commerce on the banking sector with reference to ICICI, Citibank & SBI

PREFACE: Over the last ten years, the way of buying and selling of goods and services has been changed by the Internet. E-commerce is transforming the shopping experience of Indian customers. The introduction of electronic data interchange spreads into producers, retail traders, stock market operations and trav..

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Reformation in the common agricultural policy of European union

INTRODUCTION: The European Community treats Agriculture as one of the main Community Policy. However, the Treaty doesn’t give any authentic definition of ‘Agriculture’. It is having a Common Agricultural Policy in which European Union farmers are getting subsidies. On the contrary, agricultura..

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The Anatomy of the Morals Clause in Endorsement Agreements by Celebrity Athletes

Introduction Celebrity Athletes have always been one of the top choices for the advertisers and companies for endorsing their brand or products. The advertisers pay millions of dollars in order to associate themselves with a Premiere Athlete and the attributes he or she is known for. A correct investment by an ..

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Effects of Trial by Media Before Court

Media is regarded as one of the pillars of democracy apart from the Legislature, the Executive , the Judiciary.  Media has a wide ranging role in the society. Media play wide range in molding the opinion of the society and it is capable of changing the whole viewpoint through which people perceive various events. Now a days media is playing active role in bring..

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Plea Bargaining

There is a very famous quote: “Justice Delayed is Justice Denied.” Keeping this in mind, the right to speedy trial has been declared as a fundamental right under Article 21 of the Constitution. Unfortunately, this Fundamental Right to Speedy Justice has largely remained a dead letter and the Indian judiciary has remained exceptionally slow in delivering ..

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Courts Must See That The Public Doesn't Lose Confidence In The Judicial System: SC

It has to be said right at the outset that in a landmark judgment with far reaching consequences, the Supreme Court in its latest landmark judgment titled The State of Rajasthan v Mohan Lal & Another in Criminal Appeal No. 959 of 2018 [Arising out of SLP (Crl.) No. 3509 of 2016] delivered on August 1, 2018, minced no words in sending out a clear and categorical ..

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Improper & Illogical way of functioning of Courts - Urgent need of refurbishing

I feel very much concerned to find the illogical functioning of Courts in more than one way. In brief, I draw kind attention of the Authorities to the following lapses observed in our Judicial system. 1. The no. of cases posted on each day is absurdly beyond the capacity of the individual ..

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E-Commerce transactions and cyber crime

PREFACE: In the recent years there has been tremendous increase in the penetration and use of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) in all spheres activities including commerce. New cellular technologies, web-based networks, community ICT access points in the remote parts of the world have ushered in..

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Poorest Of Poor Cannot Go To Private Hospitals: Uttarakhand HC

Coming straight to the core issue, it has to be noted right at the outset that in a landmark judgment delivered on July 6, 2018 with far reaching consequences, the Uttarakhand High Court in Chandra Shekhar Joshi v State of Uttarakhand & others in Writ Petition (PIL) No. 71 of 2015 recently issued a slew of commendable directions for improving the functioning of Go..

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State of unorganized sector in India and the legal reforms to be brought forth

Unorganized sector, the most providing yet the most tormented sector of India is a less broached subject in our legal lobbies. Comprising 395 million of the total 458 million strong workforce of India, the unorganized sector contributes to about 50% of the Indian GDP. This section, comprising farmers working in small farms to workers from local shops and small house..

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CJI Launches Applications to Facilitate Litigants and Lawyers

The Chief Justice of India Hon’ble Justice Dipak Misra launched various applications for the benefit of the litigants and lawyers during the third week of August, 2018 at an event in the Supreme Court of India. Honorable Sh. Ravi Shankar Prasad, Union Minister of Law and Justice released brochures to increase awareness about eCourt initiatives and user manuals..

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Victims Of Crime Can Seek Cancellation Of Bail: MP HC

'Though it is the responsibility of the state to bring the accused to law but in such process the actual sufferer of crime cannot be permitted to stay outside the law and to watch the proceedings from hindsight. It will be travesty of justice if the victims of such heinous crime are denied right to address their grievances before the courts of law.' p style="t..

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Delhi HC Strikes Down Provisions In Law That Criminalizes Begging

It has to be said right at the outset that in a remarkable and laudable judgment with far reaching consequences, the Delhi High Court in Harsh Mander & Anr v UOI & Ors in W.P.(C) 10498/2009 & CM Appl. 1837/2010 on August 8, 2018 decriminalised begging, striking down as 'unconstitutional” the provisions which made it an offence. How can any law on e..

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