International Journal of Research in Law (IJRL)
Volume 12 Issue 1
Peer-Reviewed Refereed Journal | ISSN-244-8715 | July 2026
Bridging Conflict and Consensus: Mediation and Alternate Dispute Resolution in Family Courts
Anshika Bawa & Ansh Bawa
Anshika Bawa & Ansh Bawa, Bridging Conflict and Consensus: Mediation and Alternate Dispute Resolution in Family Courts, 12(1) International Journal of Research in Law (IJRL) (July 2026).
Family disputes encompassing divorce, child custody, maintenance, matrimonial property and domestic relations are among
Revisiting Article 30: Constitutional Guarantees of Minority Education in the Context of Emerging Legal and Regulatory Challenges
Aswathi P.M.
Aswathi P. M., Revisiting Article 30: Constitutional Guarantees of Minority Education in the Context of Emerging Legal and Regulatory Challenges, 12(1) International Journal of Research in Law (IJRL) (July 2026).
Article 30 of the Indian Constitution embodies a significant constitutional guarantee enabling religious and linguistic minorities to establish
Insolvency of Crypto Exchanges: Treatment of Digital Assets as Estate Property
Shreya Verma
Shreya Verma, Insolvency of Crypto Exchanges: Treatment of Digital Assets as Estate Property, 12(1) International Journal of Research in Law (IJRL) (July 2026).
The collapses of several major exchange and lending companies such as Mt. Gox, Celsius Network, Voyager Digital, FTX, and WazirX
Domestic Violence Against Women and Its Impact on Women Empowerment: A Criminological Analysis of Registered Cases from Davanagere District of Karnataka
Manasa. S. R & Dr. G. S. Venumadhava
Manasa S. R. & Dr. G. S. Venumadhava, Domestic Violence Against Women and Its Impact on Women Empowerment: A Criminological Analysis of Registered Cases from Davanagere District of Karnataka, 12(1) International Journal of Research in Law (IJRL) (July 2026).
The present study identifies the prevalence of domestic violence against women as a significant social and criminological issue hindering equitable development in societ
Orbits and Obligations: Jurisdictional Limits and Reform Pathways in India's Satellite Cybersecurity Framework
Shaily Navadia
Shaily Navadia, Orbits and Obligations: Jurisdictional Limits and Reform Pathways in India's Satellite Cybersecurity Framework, 12(1) International Journal of Research in Law (IJRL) (July 2026).
In February 2022, a cyberattack on Viasat's KA-SAT network disabled tens of thousands of satellite modems across Europe within hours
A Study of Forensic Document Examination and Its Evidentiary Value in the Indian Criminal Justice System
Sakshi Sharma
Sakshi Sharma, A Study of Forensic Document Examination and Its Evidentiary Value in the Indian Criminal Justice System, 12(1) International Journal of Research in Law (IJRL) (July 2026).
Questioned document examination (QDE) is a critical pillar of forensic science that bridges the gap between physical evidence and judicial admissibility
Regulating Generative AI in India: Liability, Due Process and Privacy
K. Murali Mohan
K. Murali Mohan, Regulating Generative AI in India: Liability, Due Process and Privacy, 12(1) International Journal of Research in Law (IJRL) (July 2026).
Generative artificial intelligence has moved from experimental use to widespread deployment across search, education, finance, healthcare,
Status Offences by Juveniles and Legal Consequences
Divyajot Kaur Bhasin
Divyajot Kaur Bhasin, Status Offences by Juveniles and Legal Consequences, 12(1) International Journal of Research in Law (IJRL) (July 2026).
This paper scrutinises the legal treatment, conceptual foundations and consequences of status offenses committed by minors
The Growing E-Waste Problem in the Digitalization Age: An Implementation Issue Between SDGs and Law
Aryan Ghatak
Aryan Ghatak, The Growing E-Waste Problem in the Digitalization Age: An Implementation Issue Between SDGs and Law, 12(1) International Journal of Research in Law (IJRL) (July 2026).
In the past decade, rapid technological advancement, digitalisation, and the increased use of electronic products have significantly contributed
From Alternative to Primary: Will ADR Become India's Default Mode of Dispute Resolution
Geetali Mudgil
Geetali Mudgil, From Alternative to Primary: Will ADR Become India's Default Mode of Dispute Resolution, 12(1) International Journal of Research in Law (IJRL) (July 2026).
The effectiveness of any justice delivery system is measured by its ability to deliver justice promptly to the parties, but the Indian judicial system
Three-Year Travesty: The Troubling Mandate for New Judges
Himani Thakur
Himani Thakur, Three-Year Travesty: The Troubling Mandate for New Judges, 12(1) International Journal of Research in Law (IJRL) (July 2026).
This paper is a critical critique of the directive issued by the Supreme Court on May 20, 2025, in All India Judges Association v. Union of India
Marital Rape and the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005: A Critical Legal Analysis
Susmita Gangadhar
Susmita Gangadhar, Marital Rape and the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005: A Critical Legal Analysis, 12(1) International Journal of Research in Law (IJRL) (July 2026).
Marital rape remains among the most disputed and inadequately addressed questions in Indian criminal and constitutional jurisprudence.
Beyond Biological Motherhood: A Critical Analysis of Hamsaanandini Nanduri v. Union of India (2026) and the Maternity Rights of Adoptive Mothers
Deeksha Singh
Deeksha Singh, Beyond Biological Motherhood: A Critical Analysis of Hamsaanandini Nanduri v. Union of India (2026) and the Maternity Rights of Adoptive Mothers, 12(1) International Journal of Research in Law (IJRL) (July 2026).
Maternity benefits are generally associated with childbirth and the protection of biological mothers
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, ALGORITHMIC DECISION MAKING AND FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS: A CRITICAL LEGAL ANALYSIS OF ACCOUNTABILITY GAPS IN THE DIGITAL AGE
Nirupama Kumari
Nirupama Kumari, Artificial Intelligence, Algorithmic Decisionmaking and Fundamental Rights: A Critical Legal Analysis of Accountability Gaps in the Digital Age, 12(1) International Journal of Research in Law (IJRL) (July 2026).
The rapid proliferation of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and algorithmic decision-making systems across governmental