…instances, there is nothing to suggest that all individual litigants do this, or crucially, that this trend is confined only to individual litigants. Both these assumptions would have to be…
…behind AI and Machine Learning (ML) algorithms to increase their trust.” Alexander Gillis, ‘explainable AI (XAI)’ (TechTarget) <www.techtarget.com/whatis/definition/explainable-AI-XAI>accessed 2 February 2024 Aidan Hogan and others, Knowledge Graphs (Synthesis Lectures on…
…Act, 2000 reads: 69. Directions of Controller to a subscriber to extend facilities to decrypt information. (1) If the Controller is satisfied that it is necessary or expedient so to…
…give a brief analysis for [the] benefit of lawyers and law students present in the audience, and then come to my concluding point. This is for lawyers now—for the future…
…Court is trying to understand why if the appointment process is taking longer than the stipulated timeline and to understand what should be the ideal timeline for the process to…
…would like to point out the issues and check if the Act has any relevant rules for issues flagged in the study: Issues Flagged In The StudyRelevant Provisions In The…
…the Law Commission, and the Thirteenth Finance Commission, which made special grants for the Judiciary in each State to address the shortage of funds. This proved to be unsuccessful, as…
…acts is invalid and therefore decriminalized homosexual acts. But the rest of section 377 remains intact. It can still be used to punish bestiality for example. This is called reading…
…number for ‘Overall Cognizable IPC Offences’ is 6.63%. This suggests that the Courts are unable to dispose the cases pertaining to ‘Offences Against the State’ at a comparable rate as…
…raised through court fees and their potential to act as a limitation to access to justice. Highlighting the best practices of some states, the blog suggests a need for reevaluating…
