Published on: 26th July 2026 Authored by: Srishna R Christ University, Bangalore Abstract The emergence of Rights of Nature (RoN) jurisprudence kind of feels like a big shift away from older, more anthropocentric ways of running environmental governance. In a more ecocentric view, nature isn’t just “property” or some kind of resource to be exploited […]
Published on: 26th July 2026 Authored by: Tanmay Deshmukh Bharti Vidyapeeth, Pune Abstract Artificial intelligence (AI) is changing our lives in myriad ways—from healthcare to transportation and decision-making.[1] The proliferation of these systems, however, raises significant legal questions: Who is accountable when an AI system causes harm?[2] The doctrines of negligence and product liability—both premised
Published on: 26th July 2026 Authored by: Ayush Rajpoot Marwadi university, Rajkot Abstract Corporate criminal liability has evolved into a cornerstone of modern criminal jurisprudence, driven by the expanding economic footprint and societal impact of commercial entities.[1] Traditionally constrained by the classical requirement of human mens rea and physical incarceration, legal systems initially struggled to
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Published on: 26th July 2026 Authored by: Aahana Bhavsar JGLS, Sonipat ABSTRACT The evolving paradigm of Generative Artificial Intelligence (GAI) has ignited a profound global discourse regarding copyright eligibility, fundamentally challenging the long-held requirement of human authorship.[1] This paper critically examines the threshold of originality—the “minimum modicum of creativity” as interpreted and applied under United
