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ALGORITHMIC CONSTITUTIONALISM: REIMAGINING CONSTITUTIONAL MORALITY IN AN AI-DRIVEN INDIA

By- KARTIKEY MISHRA, DIVYANSH SINGH Artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer confined to laboratories or private corporations; it is steadily shaping how states...

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SAMUDRAMANTHAN OF ARTICLE 225: UNVEILINGHIGH COURT’S JURISDICTIONAL POWER POST KUSUM INGOTS

By- VYOMESH UDAY WARUNJIKAR The Indian judicial system balances constitutional governance through the Supreme Court and the High Courts. Despite a unified structure,...

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TRANSNATIONAL CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS: RIGHTS-LIMITATION, POSITIVE OBLIGATIONS, AND REMEDIES IN INDIA, AZERBAIJAN, AND THE EUROPEAN COURTOF HUMAN RIGHTS

By- ELMAR MAHMUDOV The article has been written about the definition, limitation, and defense of constitutional rights in three jurisdictions of influence (India,...

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OMPRAKASH V. RADHACHARAN-JUSTICE DENIED

By- VINOD DIXIT This case comment is a critical appraisal of Om Prakash v. Radhacharan, a case decided by a bench of the...

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PUBLIC MORALITY AS A CENSORING TOOL: THE CHANGING NOTIONS OF MORALITY IN UK, USA AND INDIA

By- ZEENAT FAROOQUI AND NIKHAT ZABI The renowned 1950’s debate between British and American legal philosophers H.L.A. Hart and Lon L. Fuller and...

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ALGORITHMIC CONSTITUTIONALISM: REIMAGINING CONSTITUTIONAL MORALITY IN AN AI-DRIVEN INDIA

SAMUDRAMANTHAN OF ARTICLE 225: UNVEILINGHIGH COURT’S JURISDICTIONAL POWER POST KUSUM INGOTS

TRANSNATIONAL CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS: RIGHTS-LIMITATION, POSITIVE OBLIGATIONS, AND REMEDIES IN INDIA, AZERBAIJAN, AND THE EUROPEAN COURTOF HUMAN RIGHTS

OMPRAKASH V. RADHACHARAN-JUSTICE DENIED

PUBLIC MORALITY AS A CENSORING TOOL: THE CHANGING NOTIONS OF MORALITY IN UK, USA AND INDIA

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