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...

In the fall of 1982, a wave of terror gripped Chicago and the nation. A seemingly harmless over-the-counter pain reliever, Tylenol, became an instrument of death. The Chicago Tylenol murders, c...

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...

In an era defined by limited opportunities for women, Isabella Goodwin defied societal norms and revolutionized the New York Police Department (NYPD). Her journey began with tragedy in 1896 whe...

The International Criminal Law diaspora under compensates individuals who are frequent victims of atrocities conducted in a cross-border stature. War crimes, crimes against humanity, and genoc...

Drafting is the bedrock of effective legal practice, particularly in the realm of criminal law where the stakes are incredibly high. The liberty of an individual, the preservation of public ord...

A range of nonviolent crimes, known as "white-collar crimes," are frequently perpetrated for financial advantage in professional or corporate settings. The majority of these offenses ...

July 30, 2008, began as an ordinary evening for passengers aboard a Greyhound bus traveling from Edmonton to Winnipeg, but would soon become etched in infamy as the scene of a horrific and inex...

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...