Journal of Legal Research and Juridical Sciences

Mob violence strikes at the core of constitutional governance, making law enforcement difficult and challenging the courts’ ability to maintain legal order during times of unrest. The violence in Bahraich represents a critical Constitutional rupture of great importance, where a local

The shift from the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 (CrPC) to the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS), 2023, is amongst the most substantial procedural alterations in the Indian criminal justice system. One of the main alterations is the change in the notice of appearance

Caste is often seen as a past era thing in modern constitutional India, something we would like to get rid of. However, it is still the main factor, legally speaking, when it comes to access to education, public employment, political representation, and social justice protections.

For centuries, the human body was viewed as something to be healed only within the boundaries of traditional medicine. Doctors diagnosed, hospitals treated, and patients complied. Today, that relationship is changing. A growing global movement known as

Hinduism, beyond being an ancient religion, offers a comprehensive guide to leading a holistic and fulfilling life. For the pursuance of the same, it provides for sixteen Sanskaras, outlining the various vital phases of life. Out of these sixteen Sanskaras, Vivah Sanskara is enumerated

ADR, or Alternative Dispute Resolution, is a niche domain that is making rapid strides in the field of law and is increasingly becoming recognised and practised for areas of dispute that do not yield fruitful results under normal judicial intervention. Negotiation is a widely known