The legal research methodology is a process to find answers to a legal question. It is about learning and understanding the laws, interpreting the basic principles and on that basis forming an opinion. Right from law students to experienced lawyers, everybody spends most of their time on legal research. In this article, we will learn […]
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Our freedom of speech and expression is derived from the constitution of India. Our right to voice our emotions, opinions, and other forms of expression in a free manner into the open space is what defines India as a democratic country. Mass media plays a major role in our lives on both how we express
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With the plethora of options available on the internet, the correct match as to what TV show interest us isn’t easy to find. I spend almost an hour every time finding the best match as to what law-related shows I should watch next… here’s a list of top 8 legal series that you shouldn’t miss
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The supreme court of India‘s 3 Judge bench constituting Justice Arun Mishra, Justice B. R Gavai, and Justice Krishna Murari on 14th August 2020 ruled that Sr. Advocate “Mr. Prashant Bhusan is guilty of having committed criminal contempt of this Court.” Short brief of the 108-page judgment by the SC: 1. A petition was filed
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The Supreme Court of India (SC) is the apex court established under the Constitution of India. It is the highest court in India and as Article 141 states, any law declared by the Supreme Court is binding on all courts within the territory of India. This apex court is headed by the Cheif Justice of
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Abortion may be referred to as to the termination of pregnancy i.e killing of the foetus through medical or surgical techniques. A pregnancy may need to be terminated by the mother for various reasons such as unwillingness to give birth, a result of sexual violence such as rape, or mental and other health conditions including
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Certain sections of southern India has one of the oldest traditions that India regrets. The tradition of Devadasi where young girls mostly before their puberty are married off to the Gods or deities and sexually exploited and discriminated thereafter. The struggle is not just with legislation but with these deep-rooted traditions that form such an
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Greetings, We’re a little away from Independence Day; the day every Indian proudly celebrates. Strictlylegal.in being a law student centric community wants to dedicate a week of its content to India’s independence. Remember when we were younger, our parents, our brother, and sisters gave us the first lesson as to what was on the 15th
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The right to die is a concept that closely contradicts the concept of the Right to life under article 21 of the Indian Constitution based on the opinion that human beings are entitled to end their life or undergo euthanasia voluntarily the same way as they have the right to life. In common parlance, this right is
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In this article, we will briefly discuss certain topics in philosophy such as to start with: the meaning of philosophy, why its important. Some fundamentals of philosophy such as what it is to obey the law, and lastly about minds, morals, and judgments. How is philosophy related to law? To answer this question you will
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