Bail as Exception: The Parallel Legal Order Created by Special Criminal Law
The bail jurisprudence in India is based on the premise that bail is the rule,…
Bail Jurisprudence at the Intersection of Constitutional Liberty and State Power
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The Bail-to-Trial Gap: How India’s Undertrial Crisis Transforms Punishment Into Process
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Report Release: The Case That Wasn’t: A Repository of AI Hallucinations in Common Law Courtrooms Around The World | Feb 2026, Virtuosity Legal
Foreword to the Feb, 2026 Report Kaif Siddiqui, Research Fellow, NALSAR Univ. Hyderabad It is…
January 2026 Issue
The Digital Infrastructure and Environmental Law in India: An Unaddressed Area
On 10th of December 2025, Satya Nadella, CEO of Microsoft announced about the Microsoft investment…
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When Systems Fail Millions: Class Action Litigation In Aviation, Railways, And Public Transport Delays
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