Surendra Koli Case: From Death Row to Acquittal
This article is written by Divyanshu Tyagi, Vivekananda Institute of Professional Studies. This article examines the factual matrix, procedural trajectory, and reasoning of the judgment,
Cox & Kings v. SAP India: Group of Companies Doctrine
This article is written by Shylet Nyamupinga, MVN University. Arbitration has emerged as confidentiality of the most preferred mechanisms for resolving commercial disputes due to
The Role of Social Media Evidence in Modern Indian Trials
This article is written by Ayushman Anand, Vivekananda Institute of Professional Studies- Technical Campus (VIPS-TC). This article traces that judicial journey, examines the key decisions
The Future of Forensic and Cyber Law Trials Under New Criminal Codes in India
This article is written by Sanskriti Mishra, a third-year B.A. LL.B. student at NIMS University, Jaipur. This article examines how the increased reliance on forensic
Republic of Ireland v. Meta (2023): Data Sovereignty
This article is written by Al-Zahraa Ahmed Elsenbawy, Faculty of Law, Alexandria University, Egypt. This article examines the Irish proceedings involving Meta, the EDPB’s binding
From Paper to Pixel: The Digital Transformation of Trial Evidence
This article is written by Siddhant Singh Rawat, Vivekananda Institute of Professional Studies. The administration of justice has always depended upon evidence. Traditionally, courts relied
Algorithmic Discrimination and Article 14: Constitutional Challenges in the Age of AI
This article is written by Ayushman Anand, VIPS-TC, VSLLS. Keywords: Algorithmic Bias, Article 14, Artificial Intelligence, Indirect Discrimination, Constitutional Law Imagine being denied a loan,
Why Legal Practitioners Must Transition to Paperless and Digital Proof Systems
This article is written by Bhoomi Chaturvedi, Atal Bihari Vajpayee School of Legal Studies, CSJMU Kanpur. The legal profession has always had the highest levels