Blog by Ankur

India has not abolished the death penalty, but the Supreme Court permits it only in the “rarest of rare” cases, after a genuine inquiry into both the crime and the offender. This article examines the constitutional framework, the leading judgments and the Law Commission’s 262nd Report.

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Artificial intelligence is already changing how legal research, drafting and court administration are done in India. This article examines what it can offer, where it can go wrong, how the Supreme Court proposes to regulate it, and why human judgment must remain at the centre of justice.