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Gender-Based Violence in South Africa: Is the Criminal Justice System Failing Victims?

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Published On: July 26, 2026 Authored By: Babalwa Zuba University of South Africa   1. Introduction Gender-based violence has become one of the greatest threats to the safety, dignity, and equality of people in South Africa. Every year, thousands of women and children experience domestic abuse, rape, sexual assault, and other forms of violence. Although […]

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JUDICIAL TRENDS AND THE EVOLUTION OF BAIL JURISPRUDENCE IN INDIA

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Published on: 26th July 2026 Authored by: Shivam Chaurasiya Guru Ghasidas Vishwavidyalaya, Bilaspur Abstract The concept of granting bail to individuals at the pre-trial and undertrial stages is an ever-evolving legal process. Bail plays a crucial role as a fundamental mechanism aimed at balancing individual freedom against the effective administration of criminal justice. The fundamental

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Marriage Leads To Consent Of Rape: Whether A Married Person Remains An Autonomous Individual With The Right To Say “NO”

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Published on: 26th July 2026 Authored by: Isha Harish Nabaria Progressive Education Society’s Modern Law College Abstract Marriage cannot be used as a defence for rape. The courts have repeatedly affirmed that spouses are equal partners, not owners of one another’s bodies.[1] This article revolves around how the law can better protect victims and ensure

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BEYOND THE HUMAN MIND: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF INVENTORSHIP AND SUFFICIENCY OF DISCLOSURE FOR AI-GENERATED INVENTIONS UNDER THE INDIAN PATENTS ACT, 1970

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Published on: 26th July 2026 Authored by: Priya Ray National law University, Delhi I. Introduction For most of the patent system’s history, the machine has been a tool and the human has been the inventor.[1] A scientist using a mass spectrometer to identify a compound is still the inventor of that compound; the instrument merely

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Groundwater, Equality and the Constitution: Rethinking Private Borewells in India

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Published on: 26th July 2026 Authored by: Shreeparna Pareek National Law University, Jodhpur Abstract India extracts more groundwater than any other nation, yet millions of citizens face everyday water insecurity.[1] In response to failing public supply systems, private borewells have proliferated as a practical necessity for households, agriculturalists, and commercial entities.[2] However, when access to

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