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RLR Volume IV Issue I

Jurisprudence of Legislative Privilege: Unfolding the Parliamentary Role Models and Paradigms

The word “privilegium”, as indicated in the classical Roman law, means a law enacted for or against a single person. This meaning, however, is apparent from the etymology of the term. When the right to make a testament without the usual formalities was conferred upon the soldiers by Justinian, the word was used to embrace […]

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The Need for Witness Protection Laws in India: A Necessity or a Luxury?

Across the country, the conviction rates for murder and rape are 10% and 12% respectively as a large number of witnesses turn hostile in court. In cases where there is a difference in power and status between the victim and the accused, there is a huge possibility of the victim and the witnesses being threatened

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