Green Criminology: Understanding Environmental Harm and Justice
In today’s world, where climate change, pollution, and deforestation dominate headlines, the study of green criminology has never been more …
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Death Penalty Nullified: Calcutta High Court Acquits Three in Shocking 2014 Sealdah Murder Case
By the Division Bench of Justices Debangsu Basak and Md. Shabbar Rashidi, Calcutta High Court, Judgment Dated July 17, 2025 …
Legal Realism: Do Judges Really Follow the Law?
“The life of the law has not been logic, but experience.” Legal realism is a fascinating lens through which to …
Critical Race Theory (CRT) in Law: Explained with Cases
Critical Race Theory (CRT) is a transformative academic framework that examines the intersection of race, racism, and power within legal …
Originalism vs. Living Constitutionalism: A Comprehensive Comparison
The debate between originalism and living constitutionalism is a central issue in constitutional law, shaping how the U.S. Constitution …
Legal Positivism in Indian Law: Evolution & Key Cases
Introduction Legal positivism, a foundational theory in jurisprudence, has significantly shaped the development of Indian legal thought, particularly in the …
Quo Warranto and Libertarian Theory: A Legal Analysis for Judicial Accountability
Introduction to Quo Warranto in Constitutional Law Quo warranto, meaning “by what authority,” is a pivotal legal remedy in constitutional …
Libertarian Theory of Law and Justice: A Comprehensive Analysis
Introduction to Libertarianism Libertarianism is a political philosophy that elevates individual liberty to the primary political value, rooted in classical …
Calcutta High Court Upholds Retiral Benefits for Transferred Employee in Landmark Ruling
In a significant decision, a Division Bench of the Calcutta High Court, comprising Justice Soumen Sen and Justice Smita Das …
Writ of Prohibition: Meaning, Scope, Landmark Cases & Key Differences
The writ of prohibition is a judicial order issued by superior courts to prevent inferior tribunals from exceeding their jurisdiction or violating …