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The Marital Paradox: A Comparative Doctrinal Critique of the “Separation of Property” Void, the Restitution of Conjugal Rights, and the “Irretrievable Breakdown” Lacuna in Indian Family Jurisprudence

Download Full Article (PDF) Abstract Indian Family Law operates as a fractured mosaic of faith-based personal codes-governed by the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955, the Muslim…

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The Parallel Penal State: A Critical Doctrinal Inquiry into the “Normalisation of the Exception,” Reverse Burden of Proof, and the Erosion of the Presumption of Innocence under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (2023) and Special Criminal Statutes in India

Download Full Article (PDF) Abstract The edifice of post-colonial constitutional criminal jurisprudence rests upon what Viscount Sankey famously termed the “golden thread” of criminal law:…

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(Sovereign Nyaya vs. Corporate Monopoly: A Critical Doctrinal Analysis of Pharmaceutical Patent Evergreening, Compulsory Licensing, and the Criminal Regulation of Spurious Drugs in India)

Author :-Manvi   Bahra University (School Of Pharmacy) National Highway 22, Waknaghat, Tehsil Kandaghat, District Solan, Himachal Pradesh 173234 Download Full Article (PDF) Abstract India occupies…

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Ghost in the Statute: Autonomous Artificial Intelligence, the Collapse of Mens Rea, and the “Accountability Vacuum” in Indian Jurisprudence

Author :-Neha Shandil (BA.LLB)(LL.M )Bhara University Wakanaghat Solan Himachal Pradesh Solan Download Full Article (PDF) Abstract Modern jurisprudence is built upon an anthropocentric axiom: every…

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Mens Rea, Neurobiology, and the Indian Courtroom: A Critical Inquiry into Criminal Psychology, Forensic Deception Detection, and the Evolution of Legal Insanity from the IPC to the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (2023)

Author :-Sumedha Guleria (BA.LLB)Himachal Pradesh University Download Full Article (PDF) Abstract Criminal law operates on the foundational presumption of liberum arbitrium—that the human agent is…

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From Colonial Control to Constitutional Nyaya: A Critical Comparative Analysis of India’s Reformed Criminal Law Architecture (BNS, BNSS, and BSA, 2023)

Author :-Sakshi Devi Maharaja Agrasen University Master Student  LLM in criminology  Download Full Article (PDF) Introduction: The Jurisprudence of Colonial Repeal For over a century…

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