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  • Broken Window Theory
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    The Theory of Broken Window and Crimes in India – A Socio-Legal Analysis

    By Diya Banerjee / January 13, 2023

    The human psyche influences every aspect of an individual, from physical to mental attributes, and the psychology of every person is a result of the environment they grow up in and spend a considerable time inhabiting. Hence…

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  • Suicide
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    (De)Criminalization of Suicide in India – A Socio-Legal Analysis

    By Purvi Mehta / September 28, 2021

    In today’s era, suicide has become a big problem in India. The act of Suicide may be defined as taking one’s own life. It is death that occurs when a person has lost all his will to…

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  • Death Row
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    Capital Punishment – History And Evidences

    By Gaurav Purohit / October 14, 2020

    India is a nation that comprises of a huge number of wrongdoings and criminals. In India, all punishments depend on the intention to give punishment for the wrongdoer. There are two primary explanations behind imposing the punishment,…

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