Addressing the Concern of Producing Deepfake Generated Media as Evidence in Courts – The Criminal Law Blog
– Rohan Mishra
Introduction
The most common phenomenon is ‘seeing is believing’ or ‘what you see is what you will believe’ – but for...
A Swift and Just Sword – The Criminal Law Blog
–Arnav Kaman & Gauri Sidana
Introduction
Before the start of the Paris AI summit, President Macron shared a video with deepfake AI generated versions of himself...
Why we need to strengthen Child Welfare Committees – The Criminal Law Blog
By: Ann Sarasa K R
India’s devastating second wave has wreaked havoc on lakhs of people across the country, and the statistics are disheartening....
Cannot always agree on who is harmed? – The Criminal Law Blog
By: Martin Kwan
John Stuart Mill’s harm principle is one of the most common justifications for the criminalization of a certain conduct. In simple terms,...
Stand-Up Comics & The Imbroglio of Criminal Complaints – The Criminal Law Blog
By Arundhati Rajput
Introduction
Vir Das, an Indian Stand-up comic, has yet again become the center of vehement criticism as his monologue: ‘The Story of Two...
