-By Shraddha and Yana Gupta (This article is the first part of a two-part series) Introduction In theory India remains a democratic country where its citizen have a constitutional right to speech and expression, but the authors of this article contend that our practice does not match to the high standards set by the democratic … Continue reading Weaponizing the Law to Stifle Dissent
-By Tanish Arora and Hardik Batra (This article is the second part of a two-part series.) The Need for Reforms and Suggestions As observed in the previous part, the subjectivity and non-uniformity in the procedure to increase the scope of rehabilitation and reformation throughout the country leads to significant confusion and differentiation. It is owing … Continue reading Parole in India – Current state and the Need for Reforms- II
-By Tanish Arora and Hardik Batra (This article is the first part of a two-part series) Introduction Crime is a matter of public importance in the society. The way a society responds to crime is what shapes its future. If such way of responding is harsh or arbitrary in its impact, it works a gross … Continue reading Parole in India – Current state and the Need for Reforms- I
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