Introduction to Corporate Crime Corporate crime is a phenomenon that marked the 20th century. The first half was marked with two major world economic crises (The Great Depression) and the second with an increasing number of massive corporate scandals. What is significant is the fact that this type of fraud is spreading, and as a consequence there has… Read More »
Introduction to Judicial Review of Pardoning Power Hobbes has rightly stated that “Man’s life in the state of nature has been selfish, nasty, brutish, solitary, poor and short”. From this very statement, human nature is evident that in the absence of any restrictions men are prone to commit crimes. So the state was brought into being by a… Read More »
“As an anarch, who acknowledges neither law nor custom, I owe it to myself to get at the very heart of things. I then probe them in terms of their contradictions, like image and mirror image. Either is imperfect – by seeking to unite them, which I practice every morning, I manage to catch a corner of reality.” … Read More »
Maintenance in general implies basic necessities of life which a person requires for the survival. Maintenance is not defined expressly under the Muslim law. Its meaning has to be inferred from the Hindu Law where it has been used in a wider sense. The Hindu Adoption and Maintenance Act, 1956 defines the term as follows: “in all cases,… Read More »
Women’s march- An opposition to social circumstances The global march encouraged people, who believed in equality, diversity, and inclusion, to come forward and epitomize the rights and voices of dynamic people. The motive of the march was to safeguard rights and shield well-being, recognizing that the vibrant and diverse communities have the robustness to overcome adverse situations of… Read More »
The paper ‘Why Penalize Marital Rape?’ discusses various notions regarding rape and specifically marital rape and throws light on some critical and burning truths of our ‘modern society’. The ‘hue and cry’ by women of our nation, regarding the legalization of the crime, seems to be in vain. Taking into account the vastness of the topic, doctrinal research… Read More »
Main addressors of the international law are the sovereign states. For an entity of being called a state and to enjoy rights, duties and obligations under international law, it is necessary that the existing state have given awareness of its capability of being a state. Such awareness by existing states is called recognition. Recognition: – The term recognition… Read More »
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