Feminists Criminology

Feminism as a concept emerged in the society in the late 1960’ and early 1970s. Before this, the notion of equal rights for all was missing the sphere. The prevalent norm was and is still continuing is the dominance of men is out society. Domination by men is deep-rooted and well established in the world.Read More

Warrant and Summons

This article has written by Khan Mahe. Picture credits to crlreview.in Warrant It is a written order provided by a judicial officer or other empowered person ordering a law implementation officer to perform some act for the administration of justice, hence A warrant is indispensable if an arrest is to be demonstrated legal, except inRead More

Delhi’s Fearless Girl- Nirbhaya

This article has been written by Yash Mittal, pursuing LLB 1 year from Mewar Law Institute. This article consists of the brief history of the most distressing case of gang rape which happened in Delhi followed by the timeline, mass protest, amendments in laws and affects. On the dark night of 16 December 2012 inRead More

Nirbhaya and changes in the law

This article has been written by Niti Shah. Picture credits to socialnews.xyz Facts of the Case December 16, 2017, will always be remembered because of the gang-rape of a  paramedical student. She wanted to become a physiotherapist. The incident she went through had triggered nationwide protests which also led to the foundation of new lawsRead More

Death Penalty- Against the Reformative Theory

This article is written by Riya Chelani, a student of the United World School of Law Introduction Indeed, even within the wake of entering the twenty first century, we examine the death penalty in daily papers, which is merely a definitive brutal demonstration of cultivated society. Any talk on the corporal punishment brings up numerousRead More

Juvenile Justice System in India

This article has been written by Nikhat Fatima pursuing law from Rizvi Law College “Humanity has the stars in its future, and that future is too important to be lost under the burden of juvenile folly and ignorant superstition.” ~ Isaac Asimov India is home to the largest child population in the world and thusRead More

Tukaram v State of Maharashtra

Case Number 810 Bench Hon’ble Justice Koshal, A.D. Koshal; A.D. Singh, Jaswant, Kailasam, P.S. Decided On 15 September, 1978 Equivalent Citation 1979 AIR 185 Relevant Acts Section 375 and 376 of Indian Penal Code Facts This case is basically the Mathura Rape Case in which the three courts gave different judgements and finally justice wasRead More

The NDPS Act, 1985

The article is written by Khan Mahe, a student of Rizvi Law College. Picture credits to Rappler What is a Narcotic Circumstance? The term narcotic initially known as any scientifically compound with sleep-prompts properties, with semi-synthetic substitutes and also euphoric properties .In Layman language ,a narcotic substances is an addictive drug that decreases pain, producesRead More

Scientific Evidence: The New Star of Criminal Evidence

The application of science to those criminal and civil legislations that are enforced by the police agencies in a criminal justice procedure is known as SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE. The expression ‘evidence’ has been defined in Section 3 of the Indian Evidence Act. The word ‘evidence’ signifies that state of being evident. All instruments by which relevantRead More

Has Covid-19 solved the problem of crime against women?

This article has been written by Yash Mittal, who is pursuing LLB-1 year from Mewar Law University. Picture credits to NBC news Immediately after the imposition of lockdown by our honourable Prime Minister on 24 March 2020, considering the outbreak of world pandemic that is COVID-19. Only the essential services were given access, all theRead More