Author: Jyoti Kumari, Final Semester Student, LLB (Hons), Amity Law School, Amity University, Uttar Pradesh Abstract AI has seen an exponential progression in recent times, uncovering limitless potential prospects and transformation across industries worldwide. As stated above, the ethnic dilemmas that needed to be explored especially law and policy level are multiple but it would be equally
Author: Aishwarya Jain, Final Semester student, LLB (Hons), Amity Law School, Amity University, Uttar Pradesh Abstract Road rage is a growing problem in India, made worse by heavy traffic, reckless driving, and ineffective traffic law enforcement. The strict legal system that governs the penalties for causing fatalities in traffic accidents places a strong emphasis on
Author : Ashutosh Singh Naruka, Final Semester Student, LLB (Hons), Amity Law School, Amity University, Uttar Pradesh Abstract The use of insanity defence in India’s Supreme Court and High Court is inconsistent in nature and paves way for diverse interpretations of what amounts to mental illness and whether it negates or assets criminal liability. Judicial reliance
Author: Noumee Sharma (3rd year, Amity Law School Noida AUUP) Abstract The role of labour courts is very important in showcasing employment disputes and spreading healthy industrial relations. Labour courts showcase as specialized adjudicatory bodies focused on resolving conflicts between employers and employees, workmen and workmen, employers and employers, which may arise from wrongful termination, waste
Author: Noumee Sharma, Amity Law School, Noida Introduction In today’s generation, social media has brought a new form of challenges which includes harassment and popularly known as cyber bullying. UNICEF defined it as the repeated behaviour using digital platforms to show anger, scare and shame to the targeted individual, it has become a worldwide issue.
AUTHOR: DIYA PRADEEP, STUDENT, B.A.LL.B Abstract The fashion industry is characterized by its reliance on creativity and innovation, yet it is significantly impacted by the widespread challenges of counterfeiting and copying. Intellectual Property (IP) laws are essential for safeguarding the distinctive designs and creations of fashion brands. The innovative efforts of designers necessitate protection against
Author: 1. Saumya Kashyap 2. Anshika Chandra 1. Introduction Defining justice can be seen a simple task current state of nature. Justice can be defined in the three spectra: in terms of ethics, in the terms of political philosophy and in the terms of legal; in which the justice is seen in true sense. The
Author(s) : 1. Saumya Kashyap 2. Anshika Chandra 1. Introduction The digital age has revolutionized how societies function, but it has also introduced complex cybersecurity challenges that transcend national borders. As cyber threats grow more sophisticated, the need for robust legal frameworks becomes critical. This article explores existing international cybersecurity frameworks, their relevance to Indian
Introduction The First Information Report (FIR) is a crucial step in the criminal justice process in India, marking the commencement of an official investigation. FIRs enable the police to record cognizable offenses, ensuring timely action for serious crimes. However, challenges such as procedural delays, reluctance in registration, and limited public awareness about the FIR process
Author: Harsh Malpani Introduction: The Goods and Services Tax (GST) signifies a pivotal reform in the realm of indirect taxation, fundamentally altering the approach of nations towards consumption taxes. First introduced in France in 1954, GST has since been embraced by over 170 countries globally, with India implementing it on July 1, 2017. This initiative
