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THE LEGAL ANALYST 

(ISSN 2231-5594) 

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A. Williams, “Child Rights in India”, vol. 48 Issue 2, 2011 Journal of Human Rights 22-52 at 32 available at www.bhu.org

THE LEGAL ANALYST

A Bi-annual Refereed Law Journal

Vol.: V No. 1 & 2                             ISSN: 2231-5594                               Year: 2015

CONTENTS

RESEARCH PAPERS
APPRAISING THE CORPORATE INVESTIGATIVE POWERS OF THE CORPORATE AFFAIRS COMMISSION IN THE PROMOTION OF CORPORATE GOVERNANCE Dominic Asada & Adefi  Matthew Olong	06-14
PRINCIPLES OF SENTENCING S.S. Upadhyay	15-26
REGULATION OF ANTICOMPETITIVE TRADE PRACTICES: A CONCEPTUAL AND LEGAL OVERTURE Manish Singh	27-41
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AND INDIAN JUDICIARY Dr. Rakesh Kumar	42-52
LEXISNEXIS E-DATABASE: TREASURE OF LEGAL RESEARCH Maneesh Kumar Bajpai	53-60
WHITE COLLAR CRIMES IN INDIA: A CRIMINOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE Rushil Chandra & Kumar Askand Pandey	61-70
HUMAN RIGHTS IN INDIA: AN OVERVIEW Dr. Satish Chandra	71-84
INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL NORMS AND JUDICIAL APPROACH: INDIAN SCENARIO Dr. Prashant Kr Mishra	85-89
RAGGING- A MENACE IN EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS: AN ANALYSIS Kavitha Balakrishnan & Juhi Jayapalan	90-92
JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM IN INDIA: AN OVERVIEW ON THE BIRTH OF JUVENILE JUSTICE (CARE AND PROTECTION OF CHILDREN) BILL, 2014 Mahendra Kumar	93-99
CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE: INVESTIGATION, PROSECUTION AND PUNISHMENT Dr. Kavita Singh	100-110

THE LEGAL ANALYST

A Bi-annual Refereed Law Journal

Vol.: IV No. 1 & 2                       ISSN: 2231-5594                               Year: 2014

CONTENTS

RESEARCH PAPERS
TORTURE TO EXTRACT CONFESSIONS IN THE WESTERN WORLD: A HISTORICAL DESCRIPTION Dr. Bo Yin	06-10
LEGISLATIVE CURBS ON DOWRY: PROBLEMS OF IMPLEMENTATION Dr. Anil Kumar Singh	11-16
RIGHT OF SPEEDY TRIAL OF UNDER-TRIAL PRISONERS: A HUMAN RIGHTS PERSPECTIVE Dr. Satish Chandra	17-22
PROTECTIONS OF WOMEN UNDER THE HUMAN RIGHTS: A GLOBAL VIEW Dr. S. Nagaseshamma	23-26
ANALYTICAL STUDY OF THE INTERRELATIONSHIP OF BASIC PRINCIPLES OF INDIAN FOREIGN POLICY WITH INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS JURISPRUDENCE Umesh Shrikrishna Aswar	27-34
NEW DIMENSIONS OF PROCEDURAL DUE PROCESS AFTER MANEKA GANDHI A.H. Hawaldar	35-44
GIRLS SURVIVAL WITH DIGNITY AND GRACE: A DISTANT DREAM Sabhyata Bansal	45-49
PADDY LANDS PROTECTION: AFTER THE KERALA CONSERVATION OF PADDY LAND AND WETLAND ACT, 2008 Dayana M.K.	50-58
THE SUPREME COURT  OF INDIA ON THE FREEDOM OF SPEECH AND EXPRESSION OF  ELECTRONIC MEDIA Gitu Singh	59-67

THE LEGAL ANALYST

A Bi-annual Refereed Law Journal

Vol.: III                         ISSN: 2231-5594                                Year: 2013

CONTENTS

ARTICLES/RESEARCH PAPERS
USE OF ELECTRONIC EVIDENCE IN CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS IN CHINA  Dr. Bo Yin &   Xinyun Peng	06-12
UTTARAKHAND DISASTER: A CONFLICT BETWEEN DEVELOPMENT AND NATURE Professor Manik Chakraborty	13-25
PREVENTIVE OR PUNITIVE DETENTION IN INDIA Ranjana Ferrao	26-32
A JOURNEY FROM NATIONALIZATION TO DENATIONALIZATION OF INSURANCE SECTOR IN INDIA: A CRITICAL REVIEW Dr. Sibaram Tripathy	33-35
RIGHT OF CHILDREN TO FREE AND COMPULSORY EDUCATION IN INDIA: A CRITICAL LEGAL STUDY Dr. P.K. Pandey	36-48
A STEP TOWARDS POLICE REFORMS IN INDIA Bhagyalaxmi Rath	49-51
WOMEN REPRODUCTIVE RIGHTS IN INDIA Dr. Janardan Kumar Tiwari	52-56