The Indian legal framework distinctly categorizes wrongs as civil or criminal, with each having its own purpose, procedural path, and remedy. Civil law seeks restitution between individuals, wh...

Jennifer Morey, like countless ambitious young professionals, sought a residence that offered both comfort and a sense of security. Her decision to reside at Bayou Park Apartments in Houston, T...

We are often moved by uplifting tales of victims finding love with their rescuers, stories that reaffirm our faith in the healing power of human connection in the aftermath of trauma. However, ...

Late 18th and early 19th century England's burgeoning medical schools desperately needed cadavers for anatomical dissection to train future surgeons and physicians, but legal avenues for obtain...

This story paints a stark and tragic picture of the desperate measures individuals may take within the confines of a prison system and the devastating consequences that can ensue. It recounts t...

Case: State Of Rajasthan & Ors V. Love Kush Meena Court: The Supreme Court of India Petitioner: State of Rajasthan & Ors Respondent: Love Kush Meena Date of Judgement: Marc...

This paper addresses the serious problem of prison riots and investigates the various factors that contribute to their emergence. While it underscores that inadequate living conditions are the ...

The cornerstone of a fair criminal trial lies in the meticulous presentation and scrutiny of evidence. While the role of the Investigating Officer (IO) is undeniably crucial in gathering and pr...

The Supreme Court judgment in Ram Kumar v. State (NCT) of Delhi [(AIR 1999 SC 2259)] addresses a critical question in the administration of criminal justice: the evidentiary value and reliabili...

The Supreme Court's decision in Darshan Singh v. State of Haryana (AIR 1997 SC 364) lays down a significant principle regarding the evaluation of conflicting evidence in criminal trials, partic...