Indian media versus Indian judiciary: contradiction in representation of sedition casesOshi Saxena·June 24, 2021
Understanding the judgment: lack of evidence brings case against Tharoor to a conclusionIshita Chigilli Palli·August 22, 2021
Sections 377 and 375 of IPC: united we stand for limited inclusivity, divided we fall prey to heteronormativityAnuka Bachawat·August 26, 2021
Sedition law: an imperial legacy, and a weapon of intimidation and subjugation by the regimeTushar Gandhi·October 3, 2021
Delhi HC grants bail in POCSO case saying accused ‘happily cohabiting’ with the alleged victimThe Leaflet·December 4, 2021
Restorative justice to be balanced with retributive justice: Supreme CourtSarah Thanawala·April 21, 2022
Dowry death: The phrase ‘soon before her death’ in Section 304B IPC does not mean ‘immediately prior to her death’, reiterates Supreme CourtSarah Thanawala·April 22, 2022
Father of the victim of honour killing pleads for life imprisonment rather than death sentence for the convictsSarah Thanawala·June 9, 2022
Kerala sessions court’s grant of bail to accused citing woman’s provocative dress is an egregious violation of lawParas Ahuja·August 26, 2022
Imperfect victim and perfect accused: Judicial stereotypes in Civic Chandran versus State of KeralaJhuma Sen·August 27, 2022
Section 150 of the proposed Bill replacing IPC: Sedition by any other name smells as sternRohi Ray·August 14, 2023
The three new criminal law Bills: Missed opportunities and misplaced prioritiesShreya Bansal·September 8, 2023
Supreme Court orders immediate premature release of a life convict who has spent 35 years in prisonThe Leaflet·September 22, 2023