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18 Oct 2021

Posted by: Chanchala Khopkar (2021)

How to utilise 3 year or 5 year of a law course?

The law courses in India are generally of 3 years (pursued after graduation) or 5years (pursued after 12th). The law course is a professional course governed by the Bar Council of India Rules. In the law school, students learn variety of laws; substantive and procedural both. The college provides the understanding of the provision but it fails to teach its practical implication or its usage. Also, the law school provides ample amount of time to students apart from studies. In....

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11 Oct 2021

Posted by: Chanchala Khopkar (2021)

Career Options after Law

LAW LITIGATION NON-LITIGATION JUDICIARY POST-GRADUATION CIVIL SERVICES LECUTRER Legum Baccalaureus (Bachelor of Law) commonly known as LLB is one of the most versatile careers. The LLB degree opens option for almost all the fields except for certain traditional core courses. The person who has pursued has following opportunities if broadly categorised. A) LITIGATION Litigation is the most traditional form of career option for law students. Litigation means the court practice of law. After, the completion of LLB the student can....

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07 Oct 2021

Posted by: Chanchala Khopkar (2021)

Laws Related to LGBTQ+ Community in India

"I am what I am, so take me as I am ~ William Shakespeare" The LGBTQ+ community is loosely a group of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer+ people. These communities generally celebrate pride, diversity, individuality, and sexuality. The LGBTQ+ people have different sexual preferences and sometimes different sexual orientation. The people of this community had been subjected to cruelty since ages because of their individuality. Due to existing cruelty and discrimination, these people are being deprived of various rights like....

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13 Sep 2021

Posted by: Chanchala Khopkar (2021)

What are the rights available to the Arrested Person?

The Article 21 of the Indian Constitution guarantees right to life to every person in India. This right to life and personal liberty can be taken away from the person only by procedure established by law. There had been a lot of debate regarding the procedure established by law but in the case of Maneka Gandhi v. Union of India AIR 1978 SC 597 it has been settled for once and for all and it had been held that the....

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06 Sep 2021

Posted by: Chanchala Khopkar (2021)

IS FREEDOM OF SPEECH AND EXPRESSION ABSOLUTE?

The India follows the democratic form of government. In a democracy, the government is regarded as 'by the people, for the people and of the people'. The most important feature of the democratic society is the freedom of speech and expression. Every individual in a democratic setup enjoys "freedom of speech and expression" the bone of contention arises when one's freedom violates that of other's freedom. Then, what will be the solution? Whether, the freedom of speech and expression is....

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23 Aug 2021

Posted by: Chanchala Khopkar (2021)

An Overview of 127th Constitutional Amendment Bill, 2021

"We the People of India, having solemnly resolved to constitute India into SOVEREIGN. SOCIALIST, SECULAR, DEMOCRATIC, REPUBLIC and to secure all its citizens JUSTICE, social, economic and political…" The Preamble to the Indian Constitution says that Justice in all spheres i.e. social, economic and political shall be provided to all the citizens. Social justice connotes that there should be equal treatment of all citizens without any social distinction on caste, colour, race, religion or gender; in other words, it means....

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09 Aug 2021

Posted by: Chanchal Khopkar (2021)

Pornography Legal Status in India: Raj Kundra Porn Racket Case

The Article 19(1)(a) of the Indian Constitution grants the citizen of India freedom of speech and expression; however, this fundamental right is not absolute as it is subject to the grounds given under Article 19(2). The one such ground given under Article 19(2) of the Indian Constitution is morality and decency. The tooth to the Article 19 has been provided by Section 292, 293 and 294 of Indian Penal Code which penalises sale, distribution, taking part in business of obscene....

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22 Jul 2021

Posted by: Chanchala Khopkar (2021)

ADVOCATES (PROTECTION) BILL, 2021

ADVOCATES (PROTECTION) BILL, 2021 The legal system of any country is comprised of both bar and bench. The police force, judiciary and advocates maintain the legal system of a country; advocate is a connecting link between the judiciary and police. In India, the judiciary and police are protected by legislations for impartial and fearless disposal of their duties, however, no such protection has been granted to the advocates. The increase in number of incidents of killing, threat, assault on advocates....

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23 Dec 2020

Posted by: Kritika Singh

Anti-Defection Law

ANTI DEFECTION LAW Etymologically the word ‘Defection’ has been derived from the Latin word ‘defectio’ which means an act of abandoning a person or a cause which that person was to carry, out of duty or allegiance and that he had attached himself to such cause. In simple terms it means abandoning a cause, movement or programme etc. by a party or a person who was a part of it who has ultimately launched a rebellion or a revolt. Traditionally....

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12 Sep 2020

Posted by: Akshit Gupta

A new bend in the tale of Sushant Singh Mystery

The mystery surrounding of the death of Bollywood actor Sushant Singh Rajput is taking new twists and turns with every passing day. What at first seemed as a tragic suicide scenario, is slowly turning into a thriller-movie sort conspiracy theatre, with new layers being uncovered. Recently, the Bombay High court ordered the transfer of the case from the purview of Mumbai Police to CBI, with the motive to expedite the investigation of the case, after much hue and cry caused....

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