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Rights of Prisoners under Indian Laws
#PrisonersRights #CriminalJusticeSystem
“Every Saint Has A Past; Every Sinner Has A Future” – Oscar Wilde Historical Background of Prison and Prisoners The word ‘Prison’ doesn’t means “to use sudden force” or “to cage”. The Prison is an old age foundation. Prison is a place, properly arranged for those culprits through legal proces...
Whether right to dignity & fair treatment under Article 21 of the Constitution of India is not only available to a living man but also to his body after his death?
#RightToDignity #HumanRights
The adage, “Funerals are for the living, not the dead,” you may be tempted to consider relinquishing control over what happens after your death to your descendants. After all, it is your loved ones who carry on after your death; it is them, as well as your friends and community, who may need ...
Stone Pelters need to be treated as terrorists
#CriminalLaw #PublicOrder
Terrorism as a tool for separatism seems to have lost its appeal in Jammu & Kashmir. While sporadic incidents of terrorist violence are likely to continue, this may no longer be the principal agent for change in the days ahead. Yet new forms of protests have emerged, principal amongst which t...
VICTIM’S RESTITUTION: A FADING POINT IN CRIMINOLOGY
#VictimRights #RestorativeJustice
“[P]eople by and large have lost confidence in the criminal justice system….. Victims feel ignored and are crying for attention and justice.” Introduction The victim constitutes the most important as well as the most aggrieved entity in any criminal justice administration. The emergence of “v...
Articles 370 & 35A of the Constitution of India have now been buried ultimately
#Article370 #ConstitutionalLaw
The President has, on the recommendation of Parliament, issued 'The Jammu And Kashmir Reorganization Act, 2019' [Act No. 34 of 2019] a "Declaration under Article 370 (3) of the Constitution of India" in exercise of his powers under Article 370 (3) read with Article 370 (1) of the Constitution...
Whether the family members of Covid-19 victims can be deprived to see the body for one last time & perform religious rituals?
#Article21 #FundamentalRights
Whether the relatives & friends of Patients admitted in Hospital/Hospitals with Covid-19 or Patients having contracted the disease whilst in Hospitals after getting admitted for some other malady, and who subsequently passed away, can be deprived to have a last look at or to pay last respect ...
Supreme Court Collegium: Setting the Clock Back?
#JudicialAppointments #JudiciaryIndependence
Independence, impartiality and fearlessness of Judges are not the private rights of the Judges but citizen's rights. Ultimately judicial legitimacy/ power rests on people’s confidence in Courts. The New Year has ushered in key changes in Hon'ble the Supreme Court of India with two new Judges ...
Whether evidence of witness is admissible to whom oath is not administered?
#OathTaking #WitnessCredibility
Oath The oath, perhaps the oldest means for encouraging truthful testimony, forms a link between court proceedings and religious belief since, in its usual form, the witnesses swear by Almighty God that they are speaking the truth. Though the effectiveness of such an act has certainly diminis...
Critical Analysis of Judicial Settlement Under Section 89 of Code of Civil Procedure, 1908
#AlternativeDisputeResolution #CivilProcedure
Introduction In each cultivated society there are two arrangements of laws that administer the lives of citizens (i) meaningful laws and (ii) procedural laws. While meaningful laws decide the rights and commitments of residents, procedural laws accommodate the structure for authorization of t...
Analyzing the Criminal Contempt of Courts [What is contempt and what isn’t?
#ContemptOfCourt #JudicialAccountability
Constitutional & Statutory Provisions for Contempt The Rule of Law is a foundational feature of Constitution of India and the right to obtain judicial redress is a feature of its basic structure. It is through the Courts that the Rule of Law reveals its meaningful content. Protection of the a...
