-Mudrika Agarwal In this article, I examine offence-based restrictions on parole and furlough, arguing that it currently institutionalises discrimination. To address this, I put forward a case for an individualised, rehabilitation-focused decision-making process to decide parole and furlough applications. The grant of parole and furlough is largely based on the interplay of two significant considerations … Continue reading Parole & Furlough: A Decision-Making Process or Institutionalized Discrimination?
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Privatization of Prisons and the Constitution in India
By Yagnesh Sharma INTRODUCTION India is viewed as an emerging superpower in the world that we live in today, and one of the major reasons for this status of India is attributed is to the sheer workforce that is translated to the population of the country. This population, however, brings its own problems. While India … Continue reading Privatization of Prisons and the Constitution in India


