Welcome to the current issue of the Journal of Indian Law and Jurisprudence (JILJ). In this issue, we present the latest research and developments, including cutting-edge studies, reviews, and perspectives that contribute to the advancement of these critical fields.
Below you will find the articles published in the current issue. Each article has been carefully reviewed and selected based on its quality, relevance, and contribution to the field. We invite you to explore the latest insights and findings from researchers around the world.
Featured Articles in the Latest Issue
- Volume 2(Issue 1) JANUARY- JUNE 2025
Research Articles
Compelled Brain Imaging in Criminal Justice and Personal Privacy: A European Outlook
Dr. Henry Roberts1*, Dr. Charlotte Hughes2
Vol.2(1); Pages:1-10. Published on April 2025
Electronic Notary: A Mechanism for Strengthening Economic Legal Growth in Indonesia
Dr. Richard Thompson1*, Dr. Emily Watson2
Vol.2(1); Pages:11-19. Published on April 2025
Analyzing the Internet Shutdown in Papua Through the Lens of Cyber Law
Dr. Henrik Jansen1*, Dr. Freja Madsen2
Vol.2(1); Pages:20-28. Published on April 2025
Incorporation of Global Criminal Law Principles into Kazakhstan’s Penal Code
Dr. Luca Bianchi1*, Dr. Alessandra Conti2
Vol.2(1); Pages:29-36. Published on April 2025
Victim-Centered Criminal Law: Promoting Justice Through a Focus on Victims in Legal Frameworks
Dr. Thomas Baker1*, Dr. Eleanor White2
Vol.2(1); Pages:37-44. Published on April 2025
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Thank you for your interest in the Journal of Indian Law and Jurisprudence (JILJ). We hope you find the articles in this issue both informative and inspiring.
