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RLR Volume VI Issue II

Editorial Note [Vol. VI Issue II]

The Bi- annual journal of Rostrum’s Law Review volume VI Issue 2 offers exciting collection of papers which pricks reader to diversity of themes. The ‘Role of trial court judges to deal with hostile witnesses in the light of directives of the Supreme Court’ displays the throes of transition in the Indian criminal justice system, …

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ASSESSING THE ROLE OF TRIAL COURT JUDGES TO DEAL WITH HOSTILE WITNESSES IN THE LIGHT OF DIRECTIVES OF THE APEX COURT IN INDIA: EXPECTATION AND REALITY

Abstract In an adversarial system of criminal justice, like in India, the witness has a pivotal role in bringing the offender to justice. Of late, key witnesses in heinous crimes and high-profile cases are retracting from their statements recorded by police in course of the investigation and turning hostile thereby adversely affecting the judicial process. …

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TRADE PROTECTIONISM IN THE TIMES OF PANDEMIC: ASSESSING THE LEGITIMACY OF INDIA’S EXPORT BAN OVER ESSENTIAL DRUGS

The 25th anniversary, marked traditionally as a moment of commemoration, has not presented itself as amiable for the World Trade Organization (‘WTO’). Envisioned in the year 1995, as it celebrates its 25th year of inception, it is facing unprecedented disruption in global trade resulting from a pandemic.[1] This health crisis has brought with it its …

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