The State’s Duty to Facilitate, Not Merely Regulate: Rethinking the Constitutional Governance of Public Protests
Abstract The freedom to protest is a crucial dimension of constitutional democracy whereby individuals can…
Substance. Authority. Insight.
Substance. Authority. Insight.
Abstract The freedom to protest is a crucial dimension of constitutional democracy whereby individuals can…
The Constitution established the Supreme Court of India as the highest custodian of a person’s…
Abstract This article examines the expanding use of biometric surveillance, particularly facial recognition technology, against protesters in…
Abstract The increasing dependence of the Indian government on spatial containment, which effectively pushes public…
Abstract This article examines the free movement of goods under EU law, focusing on the…
Abstract Planning and zoning disputes involving local planning authorities in England and Wales continue to…
One of the current debates relating to the Prevention of Money Laundering Act, 2002 (“PMLA”)…
Every major sporting event claims to be a celebration of human potential, but if India…
Collective legal action, where groups of persons affected by a similar legal issue seek redress…
On 10th of December 2025, Satya Nadella, CEO of Microsoft announced about the Microsoft investment…
Abstract The article discusses the question of whether the mandatory Business Responsibility and Sustainability Reporting…
Abstract Transportation and logistics is the lifeline of modern economic frameworks, so any kind of…
Abstract This piece is about a feeling most of us recognise but rarely name. The…
‘The Case That Wasn’t’
A repository of cases of ‘AI Hallucinations’ in Common Law Courtrooms around the world
Research essentially stems from two things: wonder and wander.