New Methods devised by the supreme court to protect Fundamental Rights
Part III of Constitution of India gives various fundamental right to the citizens of India but these rights will not…
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The Meaning of Epistolary Jurisdiction
The Court also held in S.P. Gupta’s case as also in the People’s Union for Democratic Rights and Ors. v.…
Bar fetters: The dilemma of fundamental rights and safekeeping of the prisoner
The law is not abracadabra but at once pragmatic and astute and does not surrender its power before scary exaggerations…
The Prison Justice and the concept of freedom behind bars
The province of prison justice, the conceptualization of freedom behind bars and the role of judicial power as constitutional sentinel…
The jurisprudence of statutory construction
The semantic technique of updating the living sense of dated legislation is, perfectly legitimated, especially when, in a developing country…
Hands-off Doctrine in Prison Setting
If simply put, handoff doctrine means that the courts shall not interfere in the work of executive, this doctrine developed…
Techniques of Torture to Prisoners
International trends on techniques of torture collected in the book article entitled “Minds behind bars”[1] quote, “The technology of torture…
The principle of access of law
Democratic legality stands stultified if the Corpus Juris is not within the actual ken or reasonable reach of the citizen;…
Application of American doctrine due process of law on Indian prison system
Subjecting a prisoner to the demonstrated risk of the loss of his sanity as punishment for any offence in prison…
Philosophy of Rehabilitation of the Prisoners
Basic prison decency is an aspect of criminal justice. And the judiciary has a constituency of which prisoners, ordered in…