Legal Articles Retain Death Penalty Only For Terror Cases : Law Commission May 29, 2021 / June 4, 2021 by Sanjeev Sirohi | Leave a Comment First of all, let me begin by strongly applauding the landmark 262nd report of Law Commission which has recommended abolishing of death penalty in the country. A 272-page draft report of the Law Commission, circulated among members, favours speedy abolition of the death penalty from the statute books, except in certain cases where the accused […] Read more » death penalty Death Penalty Only For Terror Cases Law Commission Retain Death Penalty Only For Terror Cases
Legal Articles Why No Death Penalty For Gang Rape In India? December 10, 2019 by Sanjeev Sirohi | Leave a Comment “Brother, please save me, I don’t want to die. I want to live. Those who have done this to me, I want to see them getting a death sentence.” These were the most emotional last words of Unnao gang rape victim who was brutally gang raped in March and when police allowed those gang rapists […] Read more » death penalty Death Penalty For Gang Rape gang rape victim got no security GANG RAPE? last words of Unnao gang rape victim life and death in Section 376DB of IPC life imprisonment under Section 376DA Unnao gang rape victim Why No Death Penalty For Gang Rape Why not mandatory death penalty
Legal Articles Death Penalty: An analysis October 1, 2013 by Legal India Admin | Leave a Comment INTRODUCTION Death as a penalty servesa deterrent as well as retributive form of punishment.The retributive aspect of the punishment is meant to gratify the instinct of revenge or retaliation which exists not merely in the individual wronged, but also by way of sympathetic extension in the society at large. People will not be disposed to […] Read more » Article 3 of UDHR Criminal Justice Administration death penalty Jeremy Bentham Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Legal Articles Article 21: The Omnibus Article July 3, 2012 / July 6, 2012 by Shivam Goel | 1 Comment on Article 21: The Omnibus Article Broadly speaking, the doctrine of separation of powers has not been expressly provided for in the Constitution of India, the Suprema Lex, but less to say it can be made out from the scheme of the Constitution. Doctrine of Separation of Powers asserts the division of powers between the three wings of the state: the […] Read more » ambit of article 21 Article 21 article 21 and apex court article 21 and article 14 article 21 and article 19 article 21 and article 226 article 21 and article 32 article 21 and constitution article 21 and right to die article 21 and right to liberty article 21 and right to life article 21 and right tolife and liberty Article 21 and Sec. 377 IPC article 21 and Supreme court Article 21 and the Death Penalty Article 21 and the narco-analysis test article 21 as a welfare piece of legislation article 21 in context of articles 14 and19 Article 21: The Omnibus Article death penalty extent of article 21 FACETS OF ARTICLE 21 fundamental rights fundamental rights and article 21 part III of the Constitution supreme court interpretation of article21 The Omnibus Article
