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GLOBALIZATION AND FEDERALISM: CRITICAL ANALYSIS BY - SHIVAM MANI TRIPATHI

Authors: SHIVAM MANI TRIPATHI

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

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CASE NOTE ON HUTTON V. CAR MAINTENANCE CO. (1915) 1 CH 21 BY - AKSHAT JAIN

Authors: AKSHAT JAIN

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ELECTION MANIFESTO OF POLITICAL PARTIES IN INDIAN DEMOCRACY: A LEGAL ANALYSIS BY - ABHISHEK RAJ & KRISHNA KUMAR

Authors: ABHISHEK RAJ & KRISHNA KUMAR

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

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THE INTERSECTION OF LAW AND CULTURE: A SOCIO-LEGAL ANALYSIS BY - JOE THOMAS

Authors: JOE THOMAS

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THE CORNELIA SORABJI CHAIR: ADVANCING GENDER JUSTICE AND LEGAL REFORM IN POST-COLONIAL JURISPRUDENCE BY - DR. RAJESHRI N. VARHADI & SHABNAM AKBAR PATHAN

Authors: DR. RAJESHRI N. VARHADI & SHABNAM AKBAR PATHAN

Registration ID: 108690 | Published Paper ID: IJLRA8690 & IJLRA8691

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"10 CRIMES, ONE MIND: THROUGH MY EYES" EXPLORING MENTAL DEPRAVITY AND POSSIBLE PSYCHOLOGICAL CONDITIONS OF CRIMINALS BY - RIYA SURI

Authors: RIYA SURI

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QUASI JUDICIAL BODIES: LAW AND PROCESSES BY - SHASHWATI SOMYA

Authors: SHASHWATI SOMYA

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UGLC- A Unified Global Legal Code: Building a Global Legal Framework to Address International Crime and Crimes Against Humanity (Globally Unified Penal Code, Procedural Code, and Evidence Code) By - Adv. Ajay Singh Rathore

Authors: Adv. Ajay Singh Rathore

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LEGISLATIVE FRAMEWORK IN COMBATING DARK WEB CRIMES BY - MUTHULAKSHMI B

Authors: MUTHULAKSHMI B

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LEGAL MEASURES AGAINST CHILD EXPLOITATION AND TRAFFICKING VIS- À-VIS CAPITAL PUNISHMENT: A SOCIO-LEGAL STUDY BY - DR. ANJU & SHRUTI

Authors: DR. ANJU & SHRUTI

Registration ID: 108684 | Published Paper ID: IJLRA8684 & IJLRA8685

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

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GLOBALIZATION AND FEDERALISM: CRITICAL ANALYSIS BY - SHIVAM MANI TRIPATHI

CASE NOTE ON HUTTON V. CAR MAINTENANCE CO. (1915) 1 CH 21 BY - AKSHAT JAIN

ELECTION MANIFESTO OF POLITICAL PARTIES IN INDIAN DEMOCRACY: A LEGAL ANALYSIS BY - ABHISHEK RAJ & KRISHNA KUMAR

THE INTERSECTION OF LAW AND CULTURE: A SOCIO-LEGAL ANALYSIS BY - JOE THOMAS

THE CORNELIA SORABJI CHAIR: ADVANCING GENDER JUSTICE AND LEGAL REFORM IN POST-COLONIAL JURISPRUDENCE BY - DR. RAJESHRI N. VARHADI & SHABNAM AKBAR PATHAN

"10 CRIMES, ONE MIND: THROUGH MY EYES" EXPLORING MENTAL DEPRAVITY AND POSSIBLE PSYCHOLOGICAL CONDITIONS OF CRIMINALS BY - RIYA SURI

QUASI JUDICIAL BODIES: LAW AND PROCESSES BY - SHASHWATI SOMYA

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