By Bhawna Lakhina Introduction Coronavirus (COVID-19) is an infectious disease which is particularly dangerous for people living in overcrowded areas. Further, people who are aged or suffering from cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, chronic respiratory diseases, and hypertension are at a higher risk.[1] Keeping in mind the condition of Indian prisons, the inhabitants are at a … Continue reading Supreme Court’s Parole Order: Analysis Of The Need For Protection Of Prisoners Amidst COVID-19
Month: July 2020
Use Of Artificial Intelligence And Online Dispute Resolution : An Indian Perspective
By Satrajeet Sen “Today, almost everything is available online except justice, which continues to be denied to millions of people across the world.” [1] Introduction This quotation was never so relevant than during the present pandemic, where most of the courts and tribunals are not functioning due to the outbreak of the … Continue reading Use Of Artificial Intelligence And Online Dispute Resolution : An Indian Perspective
The Journal of Indian Law and Society 