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3-Year LLB vs. 5-Year LLB - Which is better?

Hey Aspirants, we hope you all are killing it in your preparation efforts. For all the law enthusiasts out there, two of the most haunting questions are choosing between two paths, the 3-year LLB course or the 5-year integrated LLB program, or even worse, Whether Private Law Schools are as good as National Law Schools.

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Tips & Tricks to Crack CLAT PG

The Common Law Admission Test for Postgraduates (CLAT PG) has emerged as a gateway for law graduates seeking more demanding academic pursuits and rewarding career possibilities. Due to the increasing number of applicants each year, the competition is more intense than ever. To pass the CLAT PG 2024 test, aspirants must develop a well-thought-out plan of attack. If you are planning to crack CLAT this year, we are there to assist you with our course on CLAT PG 2024. Enrol now!

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Overview of Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, 1989

The Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, 1989 was enacted in 1989 to prevent atrocities against individuals belonging to Scheduled Castes (SC) and Scheduled Tribes (ST). These communities have faced discrimination and oppression due to their lower social status from time immemorial. The act provides legal protection for these vulnerable sections, out of which Dalits and Adivasis are the most oppressed groups of our society, by criminalising offences committed against them.

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Sarla Mudgal Case: Is Bigamy an Offence?

Imagine when kings used to marry to spread their kingdoms all over the country or had a backup queen in case one was infertile. This practice took an all-new face in modern India when men, to solemnise a second marriage without dissolving their first, get their religion converted into Islam, which is known as bigamy.

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Special Status of J&K - Removal of Articles 370 & 35A of Indian Constitution

Abrogating Article 370 was no easy feat; the Indian government had to master "Saam, Daam, Dand, Bhed" to revoke Jammu and Kashmir's special status. The process required collective efforts of various stakeholders, including legal experts, advocates, govt. leaders and parliamentarians.

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Articles 341 & 342 of Indian Constitution: How are SC/ ST decided in India?

Scheduled Castes (SC) and Scheduled Tribes (ST) are two categories of historically disadvantaged groups in India brought to address social discrimination and provide affirmative action measures for their empowerment. In our Indian Constitution, Article 341 & 342 pertains to the provision for Scheduled Castes (SC and Scheduled Tribes (ST) respectively). It states that the President has the power to notify certain castes or tribes as SCs or STs.

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Busting Myths around Uniform Civil Code (UCC)

The Uniform Civil Code (UCC) is a proposed code that would govern all personal laws of citizens, regardless of their religion. It has been a topic of discussion in India for many years, but there is no consensus on whether or not it should be implemented. But why is it trending in India? Because PM Modi, in his recent address in Madhya Pradesh, has vouched for the implementation of UCC as he addressed, "India cannot function efficiently with a system of separate laws for separate communities".

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Child Marriage Prohibition Act: How will UCC impact it, if implemented?

In the early 20th century, the legal age of marriage for girls was 15 years and for boys 18 years. under the Child Marriage Restraint Act, 1929. This Act was later amended in 1978 when the marriage age for girls was increased from 15 to 18 years and for boys from 18 to 21 years. Then, in 2006, our Government enacted the Prohibition of Child Marriage Act, replacing the 1929 Act, to ensure that child marriage is completely eliminated from society.

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Behind Bars: Understanding the Difference between Police Custody and Judicial Custody

Custody is a legal term that refers to the physical control and supervision of a person by the authorities. In India, there are two main types of custody: Judicial Custody and Police Custody. The Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 (CrPC) defines custody as "the power of a police officer or a court to keep a person in lawful detention." So, let's discuss custody in detail with this article and its two major types so that you don't confuse one with another.

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Important Provisions of Consumer Protection Act

Hey there, fellow consumerist! Have you ever found yourself in a frustrating situation where you put in your hard-earned money and ended up getting a faulty product or receiving subpar services? Well, worry no more! The Consumer Protection Act is here to safeguard your rights and protect you from unfair trade practices.

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Consumer Protection Act: Things you need to know

From a small kid of 5 years who goes to buy a toffee from the nearby shop to the aged uncle who goes for regular check-ups, every single person is a consumer. While one is a consumer of goods, the other is receiving services. But is that all that makes a person a consumer?

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Governors in India: Role, Powers, List & Functions

The Governor is the constitutional head of a state appointed by the President of India for five years. Just so you remember! President of India= Governor of a state & Prime Minister of India= Chief Minister of a state. Moving on towards the powers of the Governors. He/ she enjoys executive, legislative & even the judicial powers.

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Important provisions of the IT Act 2000: Safeguarding Digital Spaces

The Information Technology Act, 2000 (IT Act) is a crucial legislation in India's cyber landscape. The IT Act, also known as the Cyber Law, was enacted to address the growing challenges of the digital era. It provides a legal framework to govern electronic transactions, protect digital data, and combat cybercrime.

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Section 354 IPC: Laws against Sexual Harassment & Acts outraging modesty of a woman

Section 354 tackles the grave issue of outraging the modesty of women, bringing to justice those who dare to assault or use criminal force against them. Section 354 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) is a vital provision that addresses the issue of outraging the modesty of women. It is a powerful weapon in the fight against assault and criminal force inflicted upon women.

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Section 125 CrPC: Can males claim maintenance?

Maintenance laws play a crucial role in providing financial assistance and ensuring social welfare for individuals who are unable to sustain themselves. In India, these laws are designed to protect the rights of vulnerable individuals, such as wives, children, and parents, and provide them with the necessary means to meet their basic needs. However, do men in India fall into that category of vulnerable individuals? Let's delve into a thought-provoking blog.

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Yogi Adityanath: The monk who changed the fate of UP

Uttar Pradesh holds immense significance due to its rich culture, heritage, and historical significance. The soil of Uttar Pradesh is soaked in blood and sweat as it has witnessed many historical events, making it a region filled with challenges and profound importance.

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Judicial Review: Can re-appreciation of evidence be done at the stage of Judicial Review?

Judicial review has been a subject of Courts since the landmark judgement of Kesavananda Bharati v. State of Kerala. But this time, the Supreme Court had to decide whether evidence could be re-appreciated in case of departmental enquiry proceedings in the appellate stage.

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Obscenity Laws in India: Meaning, Punishment & Cases

Obscenity is a contentious subject that often tests the boundaries between freedom of expression and societal morality. In India, obscenity laws play a crucial role in maintaining public order, protecting individuals from offensive content, and upholding societal values. This article delves into the concept of obscenity, explores how it is identified, examines the relevant sections of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) and various laws, and discusses recent instances of obscenity in India.

Posts Tagged: criminal law

3-Year LLB vs. 5-Year LLB - Which is better?

Tips & Tricks to Crack CLAT PG

Overview of Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, 1989

Sarla Mudgal Case: Is Bigamy an Offence?

Special Status of J&K - Removal of Articles 370 & 35A of Indian Constitution

Articles 341 & 342 of Indian Constitution: How are SC/ ST decided in India?

Busting Myths around Uniform Civil Code (UCC)

Child Marriage Prohibition Act: How will UCC impact it, if implemented?

Behind Bars: Understanding the Difference between Police Custody and Judicial Custody

Important Provisions of Consumer Protection Act

Consumer Protection Act: Things you need to know

Governors in India: Role, Powers, List & Functions

Important provisions of the IT Act 2000: Safeguarding Digital Spaces

Section 354 IPC: Laws against Sexual Harassment & Acts outraging modesty of a woman

Section 125 CrPC: Can males claim maintenance?

Yogi Adityanath: The monk who changed the fate of UP

Judicial Review: Can re-appreciation of evidence be done at the stage of Judicial Review?

Obscenity Laws in India: Meaning, Punishment & Cases

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