Resolving the 'Where' of Online Jurisdiction
The landscape of the converging forces of digital economy of today is of an ever-changing nature marked by an exponential augmentation of...
Prashant Kaushik & Alok Bharadwaj
Dec 28, 2018
Dataism: The New School of Jurispudence
Law students must have studied various schools of law in their jurisprudence class. Each school represents the various stages of...
Subhaprad Mohanty
Dec 27, 2018
Data Localisation under PDP: A Shot in the Dark
Recently, the European Union expressed reservations about the Data localisation policy under the draft Personal Data Protection bill of...
Raja Reeshav Roy & Ankit Shubham
Dec 26, 2018
I Do, I Do, until I Don't: Consent, Contracts and the Data Protection Bill
Introduction The protection of data must come at a cost that has been unknown to the Indian lawmaker; for privacy isn’t an archaic right,...
K. S. Roshan Menon
Dec 25, 2018
Comparison of the Powers of Supervisory Authorities Under GDPR Vis-a-Vis the Data Protection Authori
"Privacy is not something that I’m merely entitled to, it’s an absolute prerequisite." -Marlon Brando Introduction People and Governments...
Siddhartha Tandon
Dec 21, 2018
Live-Streaming “Justice being Done": A Move to “Disinfect” Higher Judiciary through “Sunlight”
“Justice should not only be done, but should be seen to be done”, is an oft-quoted phrase first used by Lord Chief Justice Hewart in R v....
Arjun Gaur
Nov 16, 2018
Dissecting the Vicissitudes of Judicial Dissent Vis-a-Vis the Aadhar Judgement
Introduction It is often stated that a strong and independent judiciary is a reflection of the state of affairs in the country. We as a...
Shrey Nautiyal
Nov 16, 2018
Implications of Justice K.S.Puttaswamy Case: Aadhar, Section-377 and More
“Privacy represents the core of the human personality and recognises the ability of each individual to make choices and to take decisions...
Aryan Babele & Palak Kapoor
Nov 16, 2018