The End of Substantive Due Process? What the Arizona Supreme Court’s Mayes Decision Reveals About the Future of Abortion Law
Introduction The recent decision by the Arizona Supreme Court in Planned Parenthood Arizona v. Mayes (2024 ) has brought to the...
Kanav N Sahgal
Sep 14, 2024
Deepfakes, Celebrities and Political Figures: Navigating the Rights of Celebrities and Political Figures in the Age of Deepfakes
Celebrities depend on their reputation and their personality to earn their livelihood. It is due to their fame that celebrities can...
Namah Bose
Jul 27, 2024
Conflict Between Generative AI & Antitrust in the Entertainment Industry: Exploring the Need for a Balanced Source of Entertainment
A Primer on Gen AI and Competition Law in the Entertainment Industry: T he Good, The Bad and The Ambiguous A recent data from a study on...
Ayush Raj
Jul 27, 2024
GenAI's Creative Dilemma: Navigating the Regulatory Void
Introduction: The Realm of Generative AI “Prompt” was one of the candidates for Oxford’s word of the year 2023, with prompt books and...
Ria Verma & Aastha Maurya
Jul 27, 2024
Artificial Intelligence: The Columbus of the Digital Age, Unveiling the World of Entertainment
Introduction Recently, a stupendous achievement in the Korean-pop industry was the debut of an all AI girl group named “Mave” where the...
Suhana & Anenya
Jul 26, 2024
‘Striking’ A Balance: “To Pay or Not to Pay” the Striking Workers?
Imagine you are a worker in a factory, who is tired of the exploitative working conditions characterised by low wages, long working hours...
Ekamjot Singh Bagga & Kusha Grover
Jun 26, 2024
Her Disability, Her Decision: Is Women’s Reproductive Autonomy a Universal Right, or is its Application Disability-Qualified?
Women with disabilities find themselves at the nexus of multiple layers of marginalisation and vulnerability. Throughout history and...
Aarushi Malik
Jun 20, 2024
Almost 15 Years Since the Court Manager Experiment - What’s Next in Administrative Reforms in the Indian Judiciary?
Introduction It is commonly believed that the judges, especially in District Courts, only work from 10:30 AM - 4:30 PM on workdays....
Atishya Kumar
May 3, 2024