| S.NO | TITLE | AUTHOR | PAGE NO | URL ADDRESS | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | RIGHT TO PRIVACY AND INDIAN LAWS: AN ANALYSIS | Sharanabasava Babulal. R. Dargad | 1-14 | https://ijlljs.in/right-to-privacy-and-indian-laws-an-analysis/ | |
| 2. | RECONCILING ETHICS AND THE INDIAN CONSTITUTION: A VINDICATION OF THE PROHIBITION ON LAWYERS’ RIGHT TO STRIKE | Dushyant Kishan Kaul and Sagarika Kaul | 14-49 | https://ijlljs.in/reconciling-ethics-and-the-indian-constitution-a-vindication-of-the-prohibition-on-lawyers-right-to-strike/ | |
| 3. | DISCRETIONARY POWER OF JUDICIARY IN THE MATTER OF BAIL | Srijana Agrawal, Neha Bhardwaj and Mehak Arora | 50-57 | https://ijlljs.in/discretionary-power-of-judiciary-in-the-matter-of-bail-2/ | |
| 4. | COMMENT ON THE PATH OF THE LAW BY OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES | Dipankar Aggarwal | 58-65 | http://ijlljs.in/comment-on-the-path-of-the-law-by-oliver-wendell-holmes/ | |
| 5. | THEORIES OF PUNISHMENT AND IT’S IMPLICATIONS IN 21ST CENTURY INDIA | Anirban Pal | 66-81 | http://ijlljs.in/theories-of-punishment-and-its-implications-in-21st-century-india/ |
