Published on 1st May 2025 Authored By: Shriya Rajput Amity university, Lucknow The Case in Brief The case of Golaknath vs. The State of Punjab (1967) is a landmark decision by the Supreme Court that examined the scope and limits of the fundamental right to freedom of religion under Article 25 of the Indian Constitution. […]
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Published on 27th April 2025 Authored By: Bandhani Ghosh Shyambazar Law College, University of Calcutta Abstract Death Penalty or Capital Punishment is a form of punishment which enables the State to lawfully take the life of a convict. Such convict upon been sentenced a Death Penalty, is known as convict on a death row. Since
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Published on 27th April 2025 Authored By: Jyoti Gupta Manav Rachna University Abstract This article provides a legal analysis of capital punishment or popularly known as death penalty, on the grounds of its legitimacy in India and moral or humanitarian grounds. Capital Punishment is backed by history, not only in our country, but also in
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Published on 20th April 2025 Authored By: Janvi Hitendrabhai Bhadeshiya GLS University “Justice will not be served until those who are unaffected are as outraged as those who are.” – Benjamin Franklin Introduction The criminal justice system in India has always prioritized punishing offenders over acknowledging victim’s rights and interests. A greater understanding of the
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Published on 20th April 2025 Authored By: Anisha Coutinho Lords Universal College of Law, Mumbai University Introduction For the worst crimes, the death sentence is meant to be the final punishment. But in reality, it is frequently enforced unevenly, with leniency and court delays enabling criminals to avoid severe punishments. This calls into question both
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