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Language in High Courts of India: Is Justice Accessible to All?
By n22saha
In India, there are 25 High Courts and 22 official languages recognized by the Eighth Schedule of the Constitution but still, the use of the English language is prevalent in the High Courts of India this is because as per the provisions mentioned in the Article 348 (1)[1] of the Constitution of India, Official Language for all the High Courts in the Country in English. However, there is a clause, clause (2) of Article 348, that allows the governor of the state, with the prior consent of the President of India, can authorize the use of Hindi or the official language of the state during the High Court proceedings.
Posted on May 12, 2022, 7:44 p.m.
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Gandhian Concept Of Justice And ADR
By architibatra
The Article discusses the Gandhian concept of justice and ADR where we find that Gandhi’s approach is still very relevant in modern complex resolution and there is a need to revive and reconstruct the philosophy at the level of institutions for efficient working.
Posted on May 2, 2020, 4:29 p.m.
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THEORIES OF VICTIMOLOGY AND SEXUAL OFFENCES: AN OVERVIEW
By anshu97sharma
The term victiomlogy is recent development in the area of law, through this terminology we studied the behaviour of victim and their contribution in the crime. Victim is the person who suffer harm physically and mentally both they are easy prey for the criminal. There is different theory of victimology which makes this terminology to understand in better way. It is subfield of criminology, as criminology deals with criminal & crime in victomolgy we study about the victims. In recent past in India victim rights has been given paramount importance & this concept become a leading area of study in criminal law.
Posted on April 19, 2020, 10:56 p.m.
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RIGHT TO PROTEST AND ITS REASONABLE RESTRICTIONS IN INDIA
By anshu97sharma
Right to protest is an essential part of democracy granted as a fundamental right granted to every citizen of India. This right is also subject to some reasonable restrictions imposed for maintaining a state of peace and stability in our society.
Posted on April 10, 2020, 9:56 p.m.
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