LLRJ | Issue Archives
Volume I - Issue 4
Animal Rights And Human Wrongs: The Juridical Topography Of Bestiality
Bhoomi Jain,Student at Vivekananda Institute of Professional Studies, affiliated with Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University. [Page: 1-18]
Understanding The Trial Proceedings Under Order 18 of Civil Procedure Code, 1908
Vidhi Kapoor,Student, Symbiosis law school, Nagpur. [Page: 19-24]
The Procedure for Enforcing Fundamental Rights: The Role of the Supreme Court and High Courts
Aditi Bhandarkar,Student, Student at Maharashtra National Law University, Nagpur. [Page: 25-37]
Indian Constitutional View of The Effects of GST
P. Gokulapriya,Guest Faculty - Government law college, Salem & Indhumathi @ Meimozhi. K, Assistant professor, Prist university (SOL) Madurai campus. [Page: 38-52]
Truth Under Siege: Disinformation, Misinformation, and the Erosion of Human Rights in the Indian Social Media Sphere
Mr. Jakey Khan, Research Scholar, University School of Law and Research (USLR), University of Science and Technology, Meghalaya (USTM) & Prof. (Dr.) Baharul Islam, Dean, University School of Law and Research (USLR), University of Science and Technology, Meghalaya (USTM). [Page: 53-78]
Cryptocurrency Crimes and The Evolution of Financial Criminal Law: From Traditional Fraud to Blockchain-Based Offenses
Suryansh Mishra, Student, Symbiosis International University. [Page: 79-101]
Hybrid ADR Mechanism: A Step Towards Reformative Justice System
Nischay Tyagi, 1st Year Student, B.A. LL.B. Hons., Dr. B.R. Ambedkar National Law University, Sonipat. [Page: 102-112]
Behind Locked Doors: Legal Failures and Police Brutality in Indian Custody
Amritava Pramanik, Intern, Lex Lumen Research Journal. [Page: 113-122]
Mining The Moon: Fragmentation And the Future of Multilateral Space Governance
Shiny Agnus, Intern, Lex Lumen Research Journal. [Page: 123-145]
Justice On Trial: Legal Frameworks and Failures in Addressing War Crimes and Crimes Against Humanity
Sanya Srivatsav, Intern, Lex Lumen Research Journal. [Page: 146-169]
Right To Motherhood Without Penalty: The Case for Third Child Maternity Leave
Saanvi Taneja, Intern, Lex Lumen Research Journal. [Page: 170-184]
Navigating Legal Complexities in Corporate Bankruptcy and Insolvency Proceedings: A Tentative Exploration of Emerging Challenges
Akshara Ann Cheriyan, Student, St. Joseph's College of Law, Bengaluru, India. [Page: 185-192]
Navigating Liability in Autonomous Vehicles: Applying Hohfeld's Framework to Enhance Legal Accountability in India's AI-Driven Transportation
Koushik A, Intern, Lex Lumen Research Journal. [Page: 193-216]
Religion, Nationalism, And the Indian Constitution: A Constitutional Balance Between Unity and Diversity
Titiksha Kakran, Intern, Lex Lumen Research Journal. [Page: 217-235]
The Doctrine of Legitimate Expectation in Administrative Law: Scope Evolution and Judicial Trends
Bhumika Jeswani, Intern, Lex Lumen Research Journal. [Page: 236-241]
Truth on Trail: A Critical Study of Witness Protection in India
Anisha Chauhan, Intern, Lex Lumen Research Journal. [Page: 242-253]
Indian Income Tax Law: A Foundational Study on Basic Concepts and Legal Framework
S. Keerthana, Intern, Lex Lumen Research Journal. [Page: 254-266]
India And the International Criminal Court: Legal and Political Challenges
N. Reshma, Intern, Lex Lumen Research Journal. [Page: 267-276]
TRIPS Agreement: The Balance Between Intellectual Property Right and Public Right
Gopika PR, Intern, Lex Lumen Research Journal. [Page: 277-291]
Corporate Cartels and Leniency Programs in India
R. Thirushya, Intern, Lex Lumen Research Journal. [Page: 292-301]
The Expanding Scope of Fundamental Rights: In the Digital Age
Nimisha Singh Kushwah, Intern, Lex Lumen Research Journal. [Page: 302-311]
Fair Use Doctrine in Parody and Satire: Analysing the Boundaries of Creative Expression in Indian Law
Jaya Mahaty Mandalaparthy, Intern, Lex Lumen Research Journal. [Page: 312-325]
Digital Evidence and Its Admissibility in Indian Courts: Challenges and Evolving Jurisprudence
Snekha G, Intern, Lex Lumen Research Journal. [Page: 312-327]
Virtual Courts And E-Justice: The Future of Legal Proceedings Post-Pandemic
Khushi Tayal, Intern, Lex Lumen Research Journal. [Page: 328-357]
Coded Out: AI Hiring and The Invisible Barriers for Persons with Disabilities
Siya Gupta, Intern, Lex Lumen Research Journal. [Page: 358-374]
The Concept of Strict Liability and Its Evolution: From Rylands V. Fletcher to Modern Environmental Law
M. Kiruthika, Intern, Lex Lumen Research Journal. [Page: 375-386]
The Impact of Value Added Tax (VAT) On Small and Medium Sized Enterprises
Pooja Varshini. S, Intern, Lex Lumen Research Journal. [Page: 387-402]
Artificial Intelligence And The Law: Challenges Of Liability And Regulation In A Tech-Driven World
S. Lavanya, Intern, Lex Lumen Research Journal. [Page: 403-419]
Balancing Data Privacy and Innovation: Legal Challenges in Regulating Artificial Intelligence Under India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023
Harsh Singh, Intern, Lex Lumen Research Journal. [Page: 420-440]
Artificial Intelligence and Crime Prediction: Ethical and Legal Concerns
Sushmitha. S, Intern, Lex Lumen Research Journal. [Page: 441-449]
Corporate Governance in India: Legal Framework, Challenges, And the Role of Regulatory Authorities
Vivek Kushwaha, Intern, Lex Lumen Research Journal. [Page: 450-470]
Addressing Digital Piracy on OTT Platforms: Indian and Comparative Legal Perspectives
Devibhagya AJ & Shreyas Shettar, Students, St. Joseph's College of Law, Bengaluru, India. [Page: 471-480]
Cybercrime and the Challenges of Prosecution & Prevention
Soumya Priyadarshini, Intern, Lex Lumen Research Journal. [Page: 481-495]
Digitizing Desire or Fueling Abuse? A Legal Study on Rise of AI in Enabling Simulated Sexual Violence
Aishani Aggarwal, Intern, Lex Lumen Research Journal. [Page: 496-509]
Athletes as Assets: Rethinking NIL (Name, Image, Likeness) Protection in Indian Sports Jurisprudence
Divya Mariam Saji, Intern, Lex Lumen Research Journal. [Page: 510-528]
Artificial Intelligence and Human Rights: Legal Gaps and The Need for Regulatory Reform
Faiyaz Takrim, 3rd Year B.A.LL.B.(Hons.) Student, Sister Nivedita University, Kolkata. [Page: 529-545]
Prescription Of Different Ages for Marriage and Its Constitutional Validity: A Critical Analysis Under the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955
Deeksha Singh, Student, Tamil Nadu National Law University. [Page: 546-564]
Consumer Protection in the Digital Age: Using the Consumer Protection Act Of 2019 to Address New E-Commerce Challenges
Sakshi Jain & Dipti Kumari, Students, NMIMS, Bengaluru. [Page: 565-579]
Globalization Of the Bar: India's Shifting Stance on Foreign Legal Practitioners
Imraan Basha, Student, Tamil Nadu National Law University. [Page: 580-590]