Tag: Rawls
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The Yaksha–Yudhishthira Dialogue: An Ethical Framework for Decision-Making in Modern Governance
[By Devansh Malhotra, Advocate, Punjab & Haryana High Court, Research Scholar, NLIU Bhopal; Honorary Research Associate, CJLT, NLIU Bhopal.] I. Introduction The Mahabharata, although mainly concerned with warring families, can also be talked about as a treatise of legal and moral insight. One of the most intense elements of this epic is the Yaksha-Yudhishthira Samvad…
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Juridical Will and Algorithmic Harm: Rethinking Legal Personality In The Age Of AI
[By Saloni Rani, second year student, Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law] I. INTRODUCTION Artificial Intelligence (hereinafter, AI) technology is deployed in almost every sector such as healthcare, banking, accountancy, gaming, in the contemporary era. This raises one important and pressing jurisprudential concern: should AI be recognised as a legal person or not? The European…
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Encounter Killings and the Erosion of Legal Authority
[By Apoorv Sonkar, Fourth Year B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) student at NLIU, Bhopal] Encounter killings in India frequently receive public approval, and the reasons for this reaction are not difficult to identify. The legal system often moves slowly, and justice delivered after prolonged delay rarely satisfies public expectations of accountability. Encounters, by contrast, appear to offer…