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…

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 The book provides a comprehensive idea of the interaction between imperialism, sovereignty and international law. The book primarily highlights the idea that international law has its roots in colonialism and imperialism. Internation…

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…

In the era of digital advancement in Nepal, the country has been facing issues in regulating social media while protecting individual rights simultaneously. The wake of social media platforms has been creating challenges primarily in areas like mana…

Carl Schmitt (1888-1985) is perhaps one of the most controversial figures in jurisprudence due to his ideas on sovereignty, democracy, and the law, which are contradictory to modern democratic ideas on those topics.  As problematic as his idea…