Published On: November 3rd 2025 Authored By: Dhanya Bhargava NMIMS, Indore Abstract  This article examines the development of the Environmental Act in India and its intimate relationship with Article 21 of the Constitution, which guarantees life. It sees how independent India developed a constitutional and legal framework for independent environmental protection, which begins with early […]
Published On: November 3rd 2025 Authored By: Muskan Khatun Department of Law, University of Calcutta Abstract: Digital Evidence is one of the crucial things in cybercrime. It not only helps in cybercrime, but it also helps in other cases. Digital evidence is presented before the court as proof of the crime. It generally includes those
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Published On: November 3rd 2025 Authored By: Swastika Dudeja Asian Law College ABSTRACT Corporate Criminal Liability in India has evolved from a limited and cautious approach to a more robust framework, recognizing corporations as accountable legal entities for criminal acts committed by their agents. This evolution is significant in the Indian Context due to the
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Published On: November 3rd 2025 Authored By: Nolitha Mafufu University of Fort Hare, South Africa Abstract Some of the most serious risks to human rights are seen in armed conflicts, such as the deployment of child soldiers, enforced disappearances, sexual violence, torture, and attacks on civilians. Despite the protections offered by international humanitarian law (IHL)
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Published On: November 3rd 2025 Authored By: PG Rajesh Pradhan Madhusudan law University ABSTRACT Due to digitalization, crime has taken new forms in India, shifting from traditional methods to cyber-based offenses such as hacking, identity theft, phishing, online fraud, and cyberbullying. Criminals exploit technology to commit crimes across borders, making detection and prosecution more difficult.
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