Introduction: We all are aware of the legal principle that ‘a person is innocent until/unless proven guilty’, this legal perspective is applicable to a person who is accused of any illegality. According to this principle, an accused will be given a fair trial and a chance to defend himself. There Read more…
Introduction: Drug abuse in India is not a new subject area to look into. We have been witnessing the abuse for ages. Alcohol, Cannabis, Heroin, opium and morphine are some drugs which are being abused by a large number of society. These drug abuses directly/indirectly affect the mental health, family, Read more…
Introduction: Tussle in Apex court is of no new and recently activist lawyer Prashant Bhushan has been found guilty of contempt of court. Many of us were sceptical about the fact that how two tweets could be treated as disrespecting the Apex court, and this is totally against the freedom Read more…
Introduction: To prevent political defection, Anti-Defection law was inserted in the Tenth Schedule of the Constitution of India in 1985. In the process, legislators may be disqualified on the grounds of defection by the Presiding Officer of a legislature, on the petition by members of the house.[1] There is not Read more…
Introduction: Article 142 of the Indian Constitution has given a predominant role to the Supreme Court of India for passing any decree to do complete justice. As mentioned in Article 142 that the Supreme Court has every power to make any order for the purpose of securing the attendance of Read more…
Introduction: To curtail the malpractices of lottery, the Indian government introduced Lotteries (Regulations) Act 1998, according to which no State government shall promote, organise, or conduct lottery[1], but there is no complete ban on lotteries as provided in section 4 of Lotteries (Regulations) Act 1998 (hereinafter Central act) where conditions Read more…
Introduction: ‘No person shall be deprived of his life or personal liberty except according to procedure established by law’. This Article 21 in the constitution of India is the foremost with respect to other rights, as it gives a right to life to any person (citizens, non-citizens). The Supreme Court Read more…