Atul Harsuprasad Shukla 1st Year, BLS LLB (Hons) St. Rocks Degree College of Law, Borivali West, Mumbai Bridging the Colonial Past and the Digital Future Abstract On 1 July 2024, India replaced three foundational statutes of its criminal justice system the Indian Penal Code 1860, the Code of Criminal Procedure 1973, and the Indian Evidence Act 1872 wit... Vol1 Issue2
Jaya Singh, LLB 1st year, Subodh law college, jaipur Foundations of Indian Law Abstract The architecture of Indian law and its foundational constituents is discussed through four interdependent Pillars, namely its Sources, Its’ Evolution, the doctrine of Precedent, and the dual ... Vol1 Issue2
Niharika Sharma, B.A.LL.B ( Hons.) , 2nd year, University Institute of Legal Studies, Panjab University, Chandigarh ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS AND LAW ABSTRACT Environmental concepts encompass the natural world around us air, water, soil, as well as wildlife, human beings, buildings and technology. It refers to the foundation of life. Sadly, modern ... Vol1 Issue2
Saanjh Gupta, LLB 1st year, Swami Shukdevanand Law College (SS Law College) AI and Copyright Infringement in India Abstract With the advent of new technologies such as ChatGPT, Midjourney and DALL-E, Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming the process of creation of various forms of content. However, as AI us... Vol1 Issue2
Siddhi Tiwari, BA.LLB.Hons 2nd year, Maharaja Surajmal Institute Regulating Deepfakes in India 1. Abstract The rapid escalation of generative artificial intelligence has birthed a sophisticated class of synthetic media known as deepfakes, posing existential threats to individual privacy, democr... Vol1 Issue2
Priyam Pratik, B.A. LL.B. (Hons.), 2nd Year, Faculty of Law, University of Allahabad Explainable AI as a Legal Requirement Abstract Artificial intelligence systems increasingly determine outcomes that matter to individuals, from credit approval to criminal sentencing, yet the internal logic of many such systems remains op... Vol1 Issue2
Ayesha Rehan Khan, 2nd year.B.A.LL.B, Adv. Balasaheb Apte College of law Deepfakes and Artificial Intelligence Abstract Artificial Intelligence (AI) has rapidly transformed decision-making, communication, healthcare, finance and other sectors. The development of generative AI has also made it possible to creat... Vol1 Issue2
Pankhudi Singh, B.A.LL.B(5 YEAR) 1 YEAR, University of Lucknow Environment Awareness and Law INTRODUCTION Environment awareness is never a modern concept. In 3rd century BCE on the prominent fifth pillar of Ashoka there is a mention of measure of environment protection for instance prohibitio... Vol1 Issue2
Anchal Saini, B.com LLB ( 2nd year ), Maharishi Markandeshwer Deemed to be University Consumer Rights in India under the Consumer Protection Act, 2019 Abstract: Consumer entitlement is considered one of the important aspects of authentic market equilibrium. At present, consumers are able to buy a product or a service through different sources such a... Vol1 Issue2
SHIFALI, LLB, 2nd year, Law Center 1, Delhi University CONSUMER RIGHTS AND PROTECTION IN INDIA Abstract Consumer protection is important for market fairness and transparency. The rapid technological and glorification of commerce development led to the rise of various consumer hardships connecte... Vol1 Issue2
Preeti Priyasha, BA LLB & 5th year SOA National Institute of Law ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND HUMAN RIGHTS ABSTRACT As artificial intelligence (AI) takes its place in policing, judicial systems, welfare distribution, employment, and public debate, the law has been unable to catch up and do its job of prote... Vol1 Issue2
Harshitha Joyce and Harshiya , BBA LLB (Hons) - 5th Year, Presidency University INEQUALITY IN ACCESS TO CLIMATE DATA I.ABSTRACT Climate data plays a fundamental role in addressing climate change by supporting scientific research, disaster management, policymaking, environmental governance, and sustainable developmen... Vol1 Issue2