LLRJ | Issue Archives
Volume 2 - Issue 4
Asteroid Economies: Capital, Property Rights and the Commercial Logic of International Space Law
Priyam Pratik, Student,Faculty of Law, University of Allahabad. [Pages: 1-23]
AI-Generated Content and Copyright Infringement in India: Legal Challenges and the Way Forward
Sanjana Shaw, Intern, Lex Lumen Research Journal. [Pages: 24-42]
Balancing Rehabilitation And Justice Adult Trial For Juvenile Offenders
Smriti Jha, Intern, Lex Lumen Research Journal. [Pages: 43-50]
AI-Generated Advertisements and Corporate Liability: Who Pays When Algorithms Mislead Consumers?
Anagha Suresh Manian, Intern, Lex Lumen Research Journal. [Pages: 51-77]
Decriminalization vs. Accountability: Impact of The Jan Vishwas Wave on Corporate Fraud
Bhawana Pawar, Intern, Lex Lumen Research Journal. [Pages: 78-99]
The Transgender Persons Amendment Act, 2026: Evaluating the Statutory Shift from Self-Determination to Medical Certification
Dakshita Jain, Intern, Lex Lumen Research Journal. [Pages: 100-116]
If She Says No, Marriage Cannot Say Yes: Rethinking Marital Rape Through the Lens of Consent and Constitutional Morality
Tanya Kumari, Intern, Lex Lumen Research Journal. [Pages: 117-136]
Privacy Risk As Transaction Risk: The DPDP Act 2023 And The Repricing Of Data-Rich GenAI Targets in Indian M&A
Aakriti Gupta, Intern, Lex Lumen Research Journal. [Pages: :137-153]
Colonial Laboratory of India: The Emergence of the Judicial System in Bengal under British Rule and Its Continuing Legacy
Kuber Kumar, Intern, Lex Lumen Research Journal. [Pages:154-195]
The Regulation of Deepfakes in India: Balancing Innovation, Privacy, and Freedom of Expression
Devipriya Joy, Intern, Lex Lumen Research Journal. [Pages:196-205]
Forensic Linguistics Decoding Coded Communications in Terrorist Activities
Mansi Varshney, Intern, Lex Lumen Research Journal. [Pages:206-242]
Legal Challenges of Generative AI in Cybercrime Investigation
Khushi Mogha, LLM Student, School of Law, Fairfield Institute of Management and Technology, Delhi. [Pages: 243-272]
Bail And Personal Liberty Under Indian Criminal Law: A Constitutional and BNSS Perspective
Dr. Bhupender Kumar Jodhta, Professor & Principal, Awasthi College of Law, Nalagarh, Himachal Pradesh.[Pages: 273-286]
