Topic: To ensure accountability in countries like Bangladesh we need to ensure that the general people understand the meaning of accountability and that they have the right to ask for it. To do it government must take legal step to ...

1. INTRODUCTION: Cyberlaw is a new phenomenon having emerged much after the onset of internet and there is no one exhaustive definition of the term "Cyberlaw"1. Internet grew in a completely unplanned and unregulated manner. Even the inventors of internet ...

“Laws are made in the parliament of Bangladesh however during the course of time these laws have been scrutinized by ruling political parties to meet their own needs. Discuss the scrutinizes in details” 1. Introduction The Almighty God had established ...

Introduction: In a society thousands types of people live together and they want to behave in thousands of ways. But it is not correct way to live if everyone fulfills their free will. It can cause serious problem to others.  ...

Munro says, From cases such as Darnel's Case (where the king's warrant for detention of a prisoner, although giving no reasons, was accepted as conclusive) and the Case of Ship Money (when the king's judgment as to the existence of ...

Question 3: ‘The law on intoxication cannot escape being a pragmatic compromise between the competing demands of social defence against drunken violence and the logic of mens rea requirements’. -Discuss in the light of comparative law. INTRODUCTION: Lord Mustill said ...

1. The voluntary Act requirement: Usually you cannot commit a crime without doing an act. Sitting in a room thinking the most evil of thoughts and tricks the most heinous of plans is not an offence. Not only must there ...

1. Introduction: Provocation is a defence only to murder: Bruzas. If the defence is successful then the defendant is still guilty of manslaughter. For other offences, such as assaults, the fact that the defendant was provoked into attacking the victim ...

Mistake What problems are caused for criminal law by mistakes of fact and why are they so difficult to resolve?2004 or Should the ‘inexorable logic’ of DPP v. Morgan, that an honest mistake negates the commission of an offence, be ...

Question 3: ‘The law on intoxication cannot escape being a pragmatic compromise between the competing demands of social defence against drunken violence and the logic of mens rea requirements’. -Discuss in the light of comparative law. INTRODUCTION: Lord Mustill said ...