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Picture this: A jury of nine ordinary citizens votes 8-to-1 that a man is not guilty. Three years later, India’s Supreme Court says he’s guilty- and sentences him to life…

When people talk about constitutional rights, they usually think about freedom of speech, the right to vote, or religious liberty- the classic individual rights we all learned about in civics…

Picture a country with multiple ethnic, religious, or linguistic communities living together. How should its government help these groups coexist peacefully? This is where the integration or accommodation debate in…

When you think about democracy, you probably imagine people voting freely and fairly. But there’s a hidden question that determines how powerful your vote really is: How are voting districts…

The Supreme Court of India Recruitment Notification has opened an exciting opportunity for aspiring legal professionals and law students to join the judiciary as Supreme Court Law Clerk cum Research…

Imagine a political party that wins elections with genuine popular support, only to use that power to abolish democracy itself. This isn’t science fiction—it’s a real threat that democracies around…

Power is dangerous when it is held in only one pair of hands. Federalism is one way modern democracies try to spread that power out so that no single level…

Have you ever wondered why the government creates rules for everything—from what medicines we can buy to how much pollution factories can produce? The answer lies in a concept called…

When most people hear “separation of powers,” they picture the American system: a President, Congress, and Supreme Court locked in constitutional checks and balances. It’s the model exported globally, taught…

Have you ever wondered how researchers compare different legal systems, cultures, or organizations? The answer lies in understanding basic strategies in comparison, a methodical approach that helps us make sense…