Issue: RLR Volume III Issue II

Discourse on Access to Justice in India and Rise of Gram Nyayalayas at the Grass-Root

Administration of justice is the primary responsibility of the State. This includes a sacrosanct duty of the State to ensure equal access to legal services by all the citizens. Problem of inequality in accessing justice mechanism at minimum cost has been a widespread problem across almost all democracies globally. India is no exception to this …

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Appointment of the Judges of the High Court in Australia: A Critique

The method by which judges are appointed is not simply an issue of constitutional governance but has significant implications on a range of discourses. The power and responsibility entrusted to the judges in modern constitutional governments makes it imperative to ensure that the selected method of appointing judges results in consistently good appointments. In this …

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An Evaluation of the Working of the Right to Information Legislation in Contemporary Democracy

The free flow of information from the State to the citizenry and vice versa, is vital for the health of a modern-day democratic system.  Despite being the largest participatory democracy in the world, the transition from a feudal society to a modern industrial society, has been rather slow in India.  It is therefore imperative that …

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