Abstract This paper revisits the theory of justice based on the seminal works of John Rawls, primarily "A Theory of Justice," an integral and foundational text deemed necessary in the context of modern legal philosophy regarding justice. …

The system of trial by jury is an area that fascinates every member of the legal profession. The jury system has been viewed as a magnificent achievement of civilization and a unique aspect of western legal thought. Fundamentally, the jury system re…

Abstract Espionage remains arguably one of the most contentious and least regulated aspect of international relations. Despite being a common practice among states, especially in the contemporary age of sophisticated technology and global interconn…

Introduction  In early 2025, Nepal found itself to be an unintended stage for a transnational human rights crisis, one which not only jeopardizes individual liberties but also raises skepticism on Nepal’s constitutional order and its sta…

सारांश  “उपभोक्ताको हकको संरक्षणको अवधारणा विश्वमा बेलायतको औद्योगिक क्रान्तिबाट लोकप्रिय भएता पनि नेपालमा यो अवधारणालाई कागजका पानामा मात्र सीमित राखिएको देखिएको छ । उपभोक्ताको हकलाई बुझ्नु अघि वस्तु, उत्पादन, सेवा, उत्पादक, उपभोक्ता आदि जस्ता शब्दलाई …

Abstract International Humanitarian Law (IHL) or the Law of Armed Conflict (LOAC), under the domain of public international law, consists of the rules and regulations of war/armed conflict applicable during an armed conflict, either of national or …

If a person has committed a crime, can that person be sued for their crimes at any time? Surprisingly, no. Just like the final grains of sand flowing through an hourglass, the pursuit of justice quietly ends with limited descent. This limitation ens…

Introduction to Common Law The term Common law refers to the legal system that has developed through judicial precedents under English legal tradition. England was ruled by Anglo-Saxon rulers before the Norman conquest. Unwritten local norms that v…