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Article Vol. 2 No. 6 (2020) PP. 36 - 38

Strict Laws or Better Implementation

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Nandini Hirani
GLS Law College, Ahmedabad,, Gujarat, India
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“Rights may be self-evident
they do not automatically
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constitutionally secured; however
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implement themselves”
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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 Fast Track Courts but how fast they actually are is still a question that remains unanswered. We need a Deadline as to when can a decree be passed in a matter of Rape. Only then can our criminal justice system would do justice to the basic tenet of its formation. When we talk about law being inclusive of all aspects of human life, we often forget that one of the basic characteristic of law is to be dynamic and not stagnant. This needs to be applied to India and Laws need to be changed with the changing times.

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International Journal of Law Management and Humanities, Volume 2, Issue 6, Page 36 - 38
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