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[indiscernible chatter] i think we are going to go ahead and get started with our second panel of the day. I am not going to give introductions of our speakers because they need no introductions. In thinking through the panel, we were thinking that the idea of this first panel would be to think in terms of the substance in some sense of constitutional political economy. And for this panel to think more in terms of institutional forms. Of course, with the recognition that the two are inseparable fro one another. Mtrying to think in terms of what it means to have a Constitutional Order that is n...

Question of whether President Trump himself is under investigation. He tweeted on friday that he is, but just 48 hours later his lawyer says, no, the president is not being investigated, period. Confused . A bit perplexed . Heres what we know. Last week the Washington Post that special Counsel Robert Mueller is investigating President Trump for possible obstruction of justice and that mueller is interviewing at least three Senior Intelligence officials as part of this expanding probe. The post report was the most significant sign yet that muellers investigation is growing beyond questions of r...

The Court  held that Parliament has legislative powers  on state reorganisation and that Article 370 was a temporary provision Article 370 died on August 5, 2019, with a stroke of pen when former President Ram Nath Kovind signed Constitutional Orders (CO) 272 and 273. However, it was not

Not Satisfied With The Reasoning, Court Should Sit In Review: Justice Madan Lokur On The Kashmir VerdictDiving in depth into the Supreme Court's recent ruling on Article 370, Former Supreme Court...

In a decisive 476-page verdict on December 11, 2023, the Supreme Court concluded a four-year legal battle over the reading down of Article 370, marking the end of Jammu and Kashmir's special status. The ruling, following 16 days of intense hearings, dismissed claims of Jammu and Kashmir's internal sovereignty and affirmed the temporary nature of Article 370 until the Constituent Assembly's establishment. Chief Justice DY Chandrachud, writing the majority opinion, emphasised the state's merger with India akin to other princely states. The court upheld the legality of preside...