Solitary Confinement

Solitary Confinement ,one of the most important components of US penal (Prison) system continued as a common practice, when traced depicts long ago, somewhere in early 1800s, how thousands of inmates were allegedly held in isolation to confer penalties. With the scenario of Indian Criminal Justice System, which is largely influenced by Reformative Theories, Solitary…

International Legal Principles on Corruption

With regards to state corruption, the assurance of legitimate corruption must be founded on the standards of the law of state responsibility. Unless unique guidelines exist, these standards apply to state duty emerging from infringement of human rights. However, there are no completely settled principles of corruption under worldwide law. The International Law Commission’s (ILC)…

Preventive Detention

Under this, a person is arrested with the object of preventing him from committing a crime that could harm the public order in society. It is one of the laws which were used by colonial rulers to suppress dissenting opinions in past. When India got independence there was the possibility of communal riots, war with…

What is Plea of an Alibi

What is an Alibi? The term ‘Alibi’ is a Latin word which means ‘elsewhere’ or ‘somewhere else’. In criminal proceedings alibi is used as a form of defence by the accused against the commission of an alleged offence. When an accused makes a plea of alibi in a court he or she attempts to prove…

Juvenile Offenders – Part 2

Need for revision Alteration becomes essential when the motivation behind the institution of the Act comes up short and it tends to be seen that the milestone cases help in the assurance of the equivalent. In Vijay Singh v. Territory of Delhi, the appealing party was charged for endeavour to kill according to Section 307,…

Death Penalty 2

Abrogation of Mandatory Death Penalty As investigated in the Bachan Singh’s case, capital punishment must be granted in the most extraordinary of uncommon case, subsequently the Constitutional legitimacy of compulsory capital punishment to the detainee for homicide while serving life detainment for another situation as recommended by Section 303 of IPC, 1860 (presently stands revoked)…

Death Penalty

The established legitimacy of capital punishment has consistently been an easily proven wrong issue with respect to the genuine adequacy of such type of discipline in India. Article 13(2) of the Indian Constitution expresses that “The State will not make any law which removes or compresses the rights gave by this part and any law…