Law cooleges in India – Indian Institute of prison studies, hereinafter known as “IILS” is placed on the foothills of the picturesque Himalayas inside the Terai-Dooars confluence bestowing it with herbal panorama and being blessed by an enviable cool climate at some stage in the year. IILS can be lauded…
1. Law is relevant Law has relevancy to existence. we tend to live among a legal framework. The law governs our conduct – some behaviour amounts to a crime; some actions could also be civil wrongs. each time we tend to get one thing, we tend to create a contract,…
-Laxmi Khawas, IILS Women in India have been increasingly misusing the anti-dowry law to harass in-laws and restrained police from mechanically arresting the husband and his relatives on mere lodging of a complaint under Section 498A of the Indian Penal Code. The fact lies here that there is very low…
Laxmi Khawas, IILS Age determination has been a tricky and controversial issue in juvenile justice. A number of cases have been decided by the courts in this regard. In the context of juvenile legislation in India, a juvenile is a person who has not completed eighteen years of age as…
India is a country where a constitution is made in the welfare of its people and systematic law and order is there to maintain every section of the constitution and to keep peace in the society. Needless to say, a country like this needs a lot of fresh minds from…
