Academike Basics: All You Need To Know About Bail Jurisprudence in India
In a tell-all of ‘Basics’ by Academike, Dr Deepali Vashist breaks down for you Indian bail provisions, its practice and philosophy of granting bail.
Promissory Estoppel
By Madhubala Solanki Editor’s Note: This paper will explain the equitable doctrine of promissory estoppels and its evolution. Ingredients and applicability of the doctrine and
Scientific Evidence in Criminal Trials- Narcoanalysis
Editor’s Note: Till recently, the courts had to rely on non-scientific evidences only because of the non-availability of proper technology. Scientific evidences are crucial to the fact finder in order to arrive at the logical consequence in deciding large number of issues brought before him/her. In the present era, they have almost become indispensable to them. However, a key issue which can be encountered by a judge/jury when ever scientific evidence is put before him/them is whether scientific evidence is worth believing or not. This is because due to the subjective nature of tests like narcoanalysis, the foremost criticism levelled against conducting the test is its conclusiveness. Therefore, there is a need for the Central government to make a clear policy stand on narco analysis because what is at stake is India’s commitment to individual freedoms and a clean criminal justice system.
The Concept and Historical Background of the Evidence Law
By Sumit Kumar Suman, CNLU INTRODUCTION The term “law” is used in different senses. In the plain sense, it means any rule, regulation or canon,
Law On Phone-tapping In India
By Priyan Garg, Amity Law School, Noida “EDITOR’S NOTE:- The recent times have exposed the diabolic methods used by government agencies all over the world
Critical Analysis of Selvi v. State of Karnataka
By Supallab Chakraborty, Symbiosis Law School, Pune “Editor’s Note: The paper is a critical analysis of the landmark judgment of Selvi v. State of Karnataka
All logically relevant facts are not legally relevant and all legally relevant facts may not be logically relevant
Satwik Singh WB NUJS “Editor’s Note: The paper is on the relevancy of facts under the Indian Evidence Act, 1872.” INTRODUCTION The Indian Evidence Act
Distinction between relevancy and admissibility
Prakhar Maheshwari, West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences Editor’s note: In laws of evidence, relevant facts could depict any set of closely interrelated facts,
Case Briefs| M.C. Mehta, Section 122 IEA, Defamation IPC and Compensation
By Vivek Singh, Institute of Law, Nirma University Editor’s Note: This paper is in the form of case briefs. The first case is the landmark M.C.
Doctrine of Res-Gestae
By Jibin Mathew George, Amity Law School, Delhi. Editor’s Note: The author explained the various facet of the Doctrine of Res-Gestae with the help of
Sting Operations as Evidence in India
By Palak Jain, NLIU Bhopal Editor’s Note: Sting operations can be classified into positive and negative sting operations based on their purpose. Positive sting operation takes
