Strict Laws or Better Implementation Nandini HiraniGLS Law College, Ahmedabad,Gujarat, India Volume II – Issue VI, 2019 It is believed that Justice delayed is Justice denied and therefore to solve this problem of delayed justice we have come up with a system of...
Strict Laws or Better Implementation Nandini AroraGuru Nanak Dev University, RC, JalandharPunjab, India Volume II – Issue VI, 2019 The next big question – what happens as a result of such a fallacy in the system of a country? People lose faith. People start...
Strict Implementation: Justice to Rape Victims Misha MehtaGLS Law College, AhmedabadGujarat, India Volume II – Issue VI, 2019 The first time ‘rape’ was mentioned in our legal structure when the Indian Penal Code was written in 1860. Section 375 to Section 376E...
Strict Laws or Better Implementation S. Jothi PoornaBharath Institute of Higher Education and Research Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India Volume II – Issue VI, 2019 Discrimination against women and girl is pervasive and long- running phenomenon, whether at home or...
Strict Laws or Better Implementation LeonaC.S.I. College for Legal Studies, KottayamKerala, India Volume II – Issue VI, 2019 Terming every brutal incident as the rarest of the rare, barbaric and diabolic[1], the duty casted upon our judiciary never ends. Each...
What Does India Need Strict Laws or Better Implementation Pushyami Busam Sastra Deemed UniversityThanjavur, Tamil Nadu, India Volume II – Issue VI, 2019 The laws which we are following now are derivation from British law where many amendments are made based on...
