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Item Acid Attacks in India: A Legal Analysis(National Law University and Judicial Academy, Assam) Goswami, Minakshi; Gakul, KasturiAcid attack which is also known as acid violence or vitriolage, has emerged as a brutal act that shows the gravity of the ongoing atrocities and hunman rights violations. The crime of acid attack is premeditated act of volence wherein acid is thrown or poured on the face or other parts of the victim. The atrocious crime of acid violence can be seen in many countries; however it is more prevelant i countries like Bangladesh, Pakistan, India and Cambodia. The crime of acid attack can be committed against any person without any distinction being made on any age, sex or relegion.Item Addressing Mob Lynching: the Need for new Legislative MeasuresChavan, Amol DeoItem An Analytical Study of Euthanasia Vis-a-Vis Right to DieBoruah, DiptimoniItem An Analytical Study of Serial Killers and their Psychological PhenomenonTombing, ThangzakhupItem An Analytical Study on the Customary Laws of Chakhesang Naga Tribe of NagalandNath, Himangshu RanjanItem Anti Conversion Laws and Religious Freedom in IndiaBoruah, DiptimoniItem Appointment of Judges in the Higher Judiciary in India: An Analytical Study(National Law University and Judicial Academy, Assam) Dutta, Deboleena; Husain, IshratJudiciary, the justice delivery system resorted to by the common man for his legal and moral rights are at its zenith in Indian democracy. It is seen as the epitome of justice delivery system in India. But there has been dissent with respect to appointment of judges to various High Courts and Supreme Court of India. The existing collegium system of judges exercising absolute powers to appoint judges lacks complete transparency in the procedure and process of appointments. Nobody outside the system knew about the appointments of the few while the rejection of other few. The absolute power is vested with the judges. Lord Acton’s words, “Power tends to corrupt and absolute power tends to corrupt absolutely” rightly proves this very same fact. Hence a new attempt was made to make the system more transparent and effective. Such an initiative was the adoption of National Judicial Appointments Commission (NJAC) and it later turned out to be bigger controversy. The past few years saw a long standing legal battle between the executive and the judiciary regarding the appointments to various High Courts and Supreme Court of India. In order to deal with the situation, the Court held the NJAC as unconstitutional and void.Item Artificial Intelligence and Intellectual Property Rights: A Futuristic Study(National Law University & Judicial Academy, Assam) Behera, Anya; Basar, TopiItem Bilateral Investment Treaties and Investment Arbitration: A Critical Analysis(National Law University and Judicial Academy, Assam) Singh, Ruma; Dayma, DineshInvestment arbitration is firmly established worldwide as a distinct discipline. For centuries, corporate, countries and individuals have used arbitration as a preffered mechanism for resolving their international disputes, a preference which has become even more pronounced in the past several decades as international trade and investment have burgeoned.Item Capital Punishment in India: A Legal AnalysisGakul, Kasturi