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Conceptual Confusions in the Jane Kaushik Case [Guest Post] – Constitutional Law and Philosophy

Jane Kaushik v. Union of India was a landmark judgement in which a transgender woman teacher had sought compensation from two private schools...
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Evaluating the Judicial Interpretation of Section 102(3) of Cr.P.C  – The Criminal Law Blog

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Indiscretion in Providing Discretion to the Election Commission [Guest Post] – Constitutional Law and Philosophy

The Hon’ble Supreme Court of India (“SC”) recently delivered its Judgement in Association for Democratic Reforms and Ors. v. Election Commission of India...
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Menstrual Management Behind the Bars – The Criminal Law Blog

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 Addressing Financial Non-Regulation within Social Media Platforms – The Criminal Law Blog

-Tanya Sara George Introduction As per a 2024 FATF report, most domestic money laundering operations are conducted through open sources and social media networks. Initially...

A Critique of the Kenyan Court of Appeal’s CDF Decision – Constitutional Law and Philosophy

For the last decade, the Kenyan courts have been grappling with the constitutionality of “constituency development funds” : that is, funds earmarked from...

A PRACTICE TO BE NIPPED IN THE BUD – The Criminal Law Blog

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Legal Analysis and Recent Judicial Developments – The Criminal Law Blog

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                                            -By Gurman Narula “Economic offences, need to be viewed seriously and considered as grave offences affecting the economy of the country and...

Judicial Quandary on ‘Police Officers’ Under Section 25 IEA and Special Statutes – The Criminal Law Blog

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Can The Supreme Court Ban a Book? A Response to Gautam Bhatia – Constitutional Law and Philosophy

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Earlier this year, the Supreme Court passed an order imposing a blanket ban on an NCERT Class VIII textbook that contained a section...

can police be obligated to seek magistrate’s permission while conducting further investigation – The Criminal Law Blog

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-Navjot Punia Section 173 (8) of the Criminal Procedure Code, 1973 (“1973 Code”) deals with the discretion of the police with respect to conducting...

Notes on the Sabarimala Review Hearings – Constitutional Law and Philosophy

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Hearings in the Sabarimala review case are ongoing. Readers will recall that a five-judge bench of the Supreme Court had declared that barring the entry...

The proposed 131st amendment – Constitutional Law and Philosophy

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Parliament is set to debate the Constitution (One Hundred and Thirty-First Amendment) Bill, 2026. According to the Government, the purpose of the Bill...

Money Laundering & Insider Deals in the Metaverse’s Legal Void – The Criminal Law Blog

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-Advait Sharma and Bhadra Anil “In a world coded without consequence, shadows become the currency and silence the law.”  Introduction In any society where substantial transactions...

Automatic Yet Illegal – Analysing the Revocation of Scheduled Tribe Status and Statutory Excommunication of Mizo Women – Constitutional Law and Philosophy

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The Mizo Marriage and Inheritance of Property (Amendment) Bill, 2026 (‘Amendment Bill’ or ‘Bill’) was passed by the State Legislature, altering certain provisions...

ELIMINATING FOOD AS A MEANS OF PUNISHMENT [Part I] – The Criminal Law Blog

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~By Jugaad Singh “No one can understand the reality of the prison experience until they’ve actually walked in the shoes of those who are...

The Stakes in Chatrie v. United States [Guest Post] – Constitutional Law and Philosophy

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On January 16, 2026, the Supreme Court of the United States (“SCOTUS”) agreed to review the constitutionality of geofence warrants in Chatrie v....

On Justice Swarna Kanta Sharma’s Refusal to Recuse in the Arvind Kejriwal Case – III – Constitutional Law and Philosophy

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In the recent case of Arvind Kejriwal’s plea for recusal, Justice Sharma uses the ‘real danger’ test to deny judicial disqualification (¶ 186)....

Money Laundering and Predicate Offences – The Aftermath of Vijay Madanlal Chaudhary – The Criminal Law Blog

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