The author of this post is Mr. Lalit Ajmani , Advocate at practising at Delhi High Court and District Courts. People vote to be administered and ...

Pellet guns entered the conversation around Indian protest policing in July, when the Rapid Action Force used them against demonstrators at ...

The author of this post is Mr. Mohit Kandpal, student at National Law University, Orrisa. Introduction For the past sometimes, we have ...

I had a few conversations about the best books on the Constitution. FWIW, for me, the gold standard is still Seervai. It's a three-volume set, a bit on the ...

Over one-third of India’s sitting ministers face pending criminal charges, making ministerial office one of the most consequential sites of the ...

The Supreme Court’s brief order of 28 July in the context of the recently concluded nationwide protests against educational malpractices is no doubt ...

In The Government of Malaysia v Heidy Quah Gaik Li 2 MLJ 397, Nallini Pathmanathan FCJ summarised the procedure for courts to follow when the ...

The Constitutional Court of Korea ruled that a provision in the Korean Civil Code prohibiting the revocation of a gift of property already transferred, even ...

The author of this post is Ms. Mili Gupta, LLM Candidate at Institute of Law, Nirma University. Introduction Parole, often known as Furlough, ...

In a recent podcast episode, Dato’ Seri Mohd Rafizi bin Ramli (“RR“), the former Member of Parliament for Pandan and Minister of Economy, said the ...