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EFFECTS OF PANDEMIC ON THE WORKING OF CRIMINAL LAW. BY - SHREYA SHARMA.

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HANDICRAFT BUSINESS INDUSTRIES: CHALLENGES AND STRATEGIES BY: ADV. SWATI WALANDE

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CAN ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE MANAGE THE AFFAIRS OF A COMPANY: A CONTEMPORARY ANALYSIS WITH COMPANIES ACT, 2013. BY: POLAVARAPU SAI CHARAN

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ASSESSING THE EFFICACY AND HURDLES CONFRONTING THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURTS: AUTHORED BY - PARINITA SEHRAWAT & KARITKEYA CHAUDHARY

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CIVILIZATION DOMINATING SAVAGERY BY - BOMMERLA SAI ADITI

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E-TAXATION ISSUE IN CYBERSPACE BY - MINSHI SINHA

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COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF EQUALITY BEFORE LAW IN INDIA AND UNITED STATE OF AMERICA CONSTITUTION BY: - SHWETA RAVINDRA KANADE

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EMEGENCY IN INDIA AND USA BY: DHOBALE SANKET NARAYAN

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BALANCING JUSTICE: EXPLORING RETROSPECTIVITY IN JUDICIAL INTERPRETATION OF PENAL STATUTES BY.: - ADV. RAJSEE M. KHEDKAR

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[1] Charles Sampford, Retrospectivity and the Rule of Law 10 (2006)

[2] (a) The Indonesian Constitution (Article 28(I)): prohibits prosecution under retroactive application of law as this is considered a human right that may not be derogated from in any circumstances. (b) The Indian Constitution (Article 20): protects from conviction for violation of law that as not an offence at the time of the commission of the act and from a penalty greater than that under the law in force at that time. (c) The Japanese Constitution (Article 39): protects persons from being held criminally liable for an act which was lawful at the time it was committed. (d) Constitution of Argentina mandates that punishment without trial based on law enacted before an act was committed is not permitted.

[4] Jerome Hall, General Principles of Criminal Law 28 (1947)

[5] Jill E. Fisch, "Retroactivity and Legal Change: An Equilibrium Approach”

[6] Livingston Hall, "Strict or Liberal Construction of Penal Statutes".

[7] David slawson , “ Comstitutional and legislative Consideration in Retroactive Lawmaking”.

[8] Art. 20 (1) states: "No person shall be convicted of any offence except for violation of a law in force at the

time of the commission of the act charged as an offence, nor be subjected to a penalty greater than that which might have been inflicted under the law in force at the time of the commission of the offence."

[10] Arvind P. Datar, "Prospective Overruling: Correct Doctrine, Incorrect Application", (2008) 7 SCC (Jour) 41.

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