Team SACJ
The Scourge of Mob Violence – Need for a New Group Liability Paradigm
Kanishk Srinivas I. Introduction In 2017, a Muslim dairy farmer named Pehlu Khan, and his sons were stopped on the Delhi-Jaipur National...
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- Sep 14
- 11 min
Tying Handcuffs, not Garlands on Inciters of Genocide
Abhijeet Shrivastava Introduction While India has been a state party to the Genocide Convention of 1948 for over seven decades, the...
Team SACJ
- Jun 23
- 11 min
Addressing the Impact of Delay in Reporting FIRs to the Magistrate under S. 157 (1).
Navjot Punia Introduction S. 157 (1)[1] of Code of Criminal Procedure states- “If, from information received or otherwise, an officer in...
Team SACJ
- Jun 12
- 7 min
CUSTODIAL VIOLENCE IN INDIA
Ishita Ayala INTRODUCTION “Jails and prisons are designed to break human beings, to convert the population into specimens in a zoo -...
Team SACJ
- Jun 3
- 23 min
Stalk(h)er: Unravelling the Treacherous Conundrum
BR Garima Rao and Prerak Sheode Abstract The seemingly innocuous crime of Stalking has become more dangerous than ever in the 21st...
Team SACJ
- May 13
- 13 min
CONSENT AS AN EXCEPTION TO MURDER: THE NEED FOR A ROBUST JUDICIAL FRAMEWORK Violenti Non Fit Injuria
Anushka PS Introduction The law governing consent as a defence presents a predominant issue- whether criminal law can adopt consent as a...
Team SACJ
- Mar 26
- 9 min
EXPLORING CRIMINAL LIABILITY IN SELF-LEARNING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Parul Anand Could Artificial intelligence commit a crime? If yes, who will be held liable? Would it be the manufacturer, programmer,...
Team SACJ
- Jan 31
- 18 min
The various inconsistencies of law on Aggravated rape in India.
Sanskruti Yukta Nayak The absence of a definite statutory provision on aggravated rape has led to numerous erroneous and whimsical...
Team SACJ
- Dec 28, 2022
- 11 min
SECTION 124A, IPC & SECTION 66A, IT ACT: THE TWO COMPELLING COUNTERPARTS
Sri Janani S The heated debate revolving around the scrapping of Section 124A of the Indian Penal Code, 1860, has pointedly put forth...
Team SACJ
- Dec 24, 2022
- 12 min
MAKING JURISPRUDENTIAL SENSE OF NORMATIVE INTERACTIONS BENEATH THE INDIAN EVIDENCE ACT
Pragun Goyel I. Introduction The anthropology of law is an important section of modern legal pluralism developed in consonance with legal...
Team SACJ
- Dec 13, 2022
- 21 min
The Offense of Criminal Intimidation in the IPC: A Critical Analysis
Niharika Mukherjee Introduction Though far less politicized than the criminalization of ‘threats’ and ‘violent speech’ in countries such...
Team SACJ
- Jun 30, 2022
- 17 min
The Fallacious Interpretation of the Offence of Murder: A Critical Analysis of Section 300 of IPC
Kumar Aryan Introduction The First law commission drafted the Indian Penal Code (Hereinafter, The IPC) in 1834 under the chairmanship of...
Team SACJ
- Jun 26, 2022
- 17 min
THE OBSCURE LAW OF OBSCENITY IN INDIA: A CRITIQUE OF THE AVEEK SARKAR JUDGMENT
Anay Mehrotra and Ruhika Mandal Abstract The authors contributing to this case comment have endeavoured to dissect and analyse the Aveek...
Team SACJ
- May 27, 2022
- 16 min
Necessary or Discriminatory? The Defence of Unsoundness of Mindin light of the Convention on Rights
Rehan Mathur Abstract Insanity Defences around the world have existed for long, based on the principle of excusing individuals whose...
Team SACJ
- Apr 8, 2022
- 18 min
Privileged Communication: Discussing Marital Privilege
Eashaan Agrawal Abstract Law reflects the realities existing within the societies and provides legitimacy and protection to institutions...
Team SACJ
- Mar 21, 2022
- 10 min
ISSUES RELATED TO DOWRY LAWS IN INDIA
Aamina Maryam ABSTRACT The author underscores that the practice of dowry in marriage is a menace and is horrifying to the society at...
Team SACJ
- Mar 13, 2022
- 18 min
CRIMINALISATION OF TRIPLE TALAQ: DISSECTING THE CONSTITUTIONAL AND SOCIO-LEGAL ASPECTS
Spandana Reddy Bommu 1. ABSTRACT Talaq-e-biddat has been an element of terrible discrimination and subjugation for women of the...
Team SACJ
- Feb 19, 2022
- 14 min
PLEA BARGAINING IN INDIA- FROM TRAVESTY OF JUSTICE TO A NECESSITY
Chaitanya Thakur ABSTRACT: After considering plea bargaining’s popularity in America, the Indian government adopted this provision, which...
Team SACJ
- Feb 2, 2022
- 15 min
REVISITING THE ADMISSIBILITY OF ELECTRONIC EVIDENCE IN INDIA: A CROSS-JURISDICTIONAL ANALYSIS
Rishav Sen Abstract Despite its susceptibility to being tampered or manipulated, the importance of electronic evidence in this day and...
Team SACJ
- Jan 26, 2022
- 22 min
POLICE CUSTODY AND HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS IN INDIA
Muskan Bhuteria Abstract The police system in any country is considered to be a protector of the citizens. However, this institution has...
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