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EVALUATING THE CONTEMPORARY RELEVANCE AND CONSTITUTIONAL IMPLICATIONS OF SEDITION LAW IN INDIA: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF IPC SECTION 124A AND BHARATIYA NYAYA SANHITA CLAUSE 150 BY: IFRA SHAIKH

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Year: April-2024 | Volume: II | Issue: 7

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ANALYSIS OF SITA SOREN V. UNION OF INDIA BY - DEV KUMAWAT

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“SEXUAL ACT WITH WIFE IS NOT RAPE, EVEN IF FORCED”- A PLEA FOR CHANGE BY - SHREYA GUPTA

Authors: SHREYA GUPTA

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Year: April-2024 | Volume: II | Issue: 7

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A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT PROCESSES: A STUDY OF THE INDIAN CONSTITUTION AND GLOBAL PERSPECTIVES BY - PRATIKSHA PRAVIN BARVE

Authors: PRATIKSHA PRAVIN BARVE

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Year: April-2024 | Volume: II | Issue: 7

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ANALYSIS OF SAFEGAURDS GUARANTEED TO AN ACCUSED UNDER INDIAN CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM BY:- SMT. VARSHARANI KUNDLIK GANGARDE

Authors: SMT. VARSHARANI KUNDLIK GANGARDE

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A COMPREHENSIVE STUDY OF PROVISIONS AND JUDICIAL PRECEDENTS UNDER THE PREVENTION OF MONEY LAUNDERING ACT, 2002: MAPPING LEGAL EVOLUTION, CHALLENGES, AND IMPLICATIONS FOR ENFORCEMENT. BY - FATEH SINGH BHULLAR

Authors: FATEH SINGH BHULLAR

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Year: April-2024 | Volume: II | Issue: 7

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CYBER CRIME AGAINST WOMEN IN INDIA WITH REFERENCE TO RIGHT TO PRIVACY BY: ANSU SINGH & DR. PARISHKAR SHRESHTH

Authors: ANSU SINGH & DR. PARISHKAR SHRESHTH

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CRIME AS A LIMIT OF CULTURE BY - ALTAMASH KHAN

Authors: ALTAMASH KHAN

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Year: April-2024 | Volume: II | Issue: 7

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PROVISIONS OF EMERGENCY IN INDIA BY - GEETA A. PATIL

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DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE RESPONSE TO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE By: Apurva Indukuri

Authors: Apurva Indukuri

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[7] Singh, Ajay. "Jurisdictional Issues in Money Laundering Investigations: A Legal Analysis." Journal of Financial Law 18, no. 4 (2020): 201-215.

[8] Sharma, Priya. "Impact of International Cooperation on Investigation and Adjudication Process." Global Journal of Legal Studies 22, no. 1 (2018): 34-49.

[9] Khan, Deepak. "Role of Legal Aid Services in Assisting Accused in Money Laundering Cases." Human Rights Quarterly 24, no. 4 (2019): 78-93.

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[2] The data from the 2021 National Commission for Women show that after a lockdown, the number of cybercrime incidents against women decreases. When India was badly affected by the second batch of COVID-19 and almost the entire country was subjected to rigorous lockdown restrictions in April and May of 2021

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[3] All these statements, as well as the core argument of this section, are based on the Lacanian social theory developed in Laclau and Mouffe (1985) and in Laclau (1990, 1996). It is also based on the contribution realized by Zizek (1989) in this field, specifically in his development of a (Lacanian) theory of the subject in many ways complementary with Laclau’s and Mouffe’s propositions. For a detailed articulation of the major points of both topics –the Lacanian social theory and the Lacanian theory of the subject–see Stavrakakis (1999). For the place of Lacan’s works in contemporary social theory see Elliott(2003)

[4] Both Tarde (1972) and Durkheim (1984) agree on this, despite their differences on other matters.

[5] I propose to define as penal any ritual that seeks to reaffirm a system of classification and the affective economy that corresponds to it, through the mythological recoding and through the spectacular staging of transgressions and punishments. Given the lack of space to develop this (philo-Durkheinmian) definition in the context of this article..

[6] Both Tarde (1972, 1895) and Durkheim (1984, 1895) agree on this, rejecting the possibility of the ‘natural’ contents (i.e. universal and innate) of morals and crimes

[7] For an analysis of this psycho-social dynamic see Tonkonoff (2013)

[8] This position, which has its origin in Gabriel Tarde’s works (1972), is masterfully articulated in the Differential Association Theory by Edwin Sutherland (1978). Close to this point of view are the subcultural studies of crime.

[9] These unsymbolizable remnants correspond to Lacan's category of the Real. See Lacan (1994). For a treatment of the Real as limit of the signification see Zizek (1989)

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EVALUATING THE CONTEMPORARY RELEVANCE AND CONSTITUTIONAL IMPLICATIONS OF SEDITION LAW IN INDIA: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF IPC SECTION 124A AND BHARATIYA NYAYA SANHITA CLAUSE 150 BY: IFRA SHAIKH

ANALYSIS OF SITA SOREN V. UNION OF INDIA BY - DEV KUMAWAT

“SEXUAL ACT WITH WIFE IS NOT RAPE, EVEN IF FORCED”- A PLEA FOR CHANGE BY - SHREYA GUPTA

A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT PROCESSES: A STUDY OF THE INDIAN CONSTITUTION AND GLOBAL PERSPECTIVES BY - PRATIKSHA PRAVIN BARVE

ANALYSIS OF SAFEGAURDS GUARANTEED TO AN ACCUSED UNDER INDIAN CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM BY:- SMT. VARSHARANI KUNDLIK GANGARDE

A COMPREHENSIVE STUDY OF PROVISIONS AND JUDICIAL PRECEDENTS UNDER THE PREVENTION OF MONEY LAUNDERING ACT, 2002: MAPPING LEGAL EVOLUTION, CHALLENGES, AND IMPLICATIONS FOR ENFORCEMENT. BY - FATEH SINGH BHULLAR

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