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Redefining Personhood: The Ethical and Legal Dilemmas of Equating AI with Humanity
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Redefining Personhood: The Ethical and Legal Dilemmas of Equating AI with Humanity In my opinion, conferring legal personhood to AI poses a significant conflict of interest when compared to the treatment of humankind, primarily because it challenges the foundational principles of human rights and et...
Gateway to Legal Excellence: NLSIU's 3-Year LLB Course and the NLSAT Exam
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Gateway to Legal Excellence NLSIU's 3-Year LLB Course and the NLSAT Exam A Journey into the World of Premier Legal Education Hello, future legal eagles! As a teacher passionate about guiding students towards the zenith of legal education, I am thrilled to introduce you to the prestigious 3-Year LLB...
The Final Sprint: Cracking the CLAT in the Last Two Weeks
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The Final Sprint: Cracking the CLAT in the Last Two Weeks As the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) looms just two weeks away, aspiring law students might feel the pressure intensifying. CLAT, being one of India's most competitive law entrance exams, demands not just hard work but smart strategies, es...
The Global Tapestry of the Sealed Cover Approach in Commonwealth Legal Systems
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The Global Tapestry of the Sealed Cover Approach in Commonwealth Legal Systems Introduction In the intricate landscape of global jurisprudence, the 'Sealed-Cover Approach' represents a fascinating and often controversial aspect of legal proceedings. This practice, where sensitive information is subm...
Understanding the 'Sealed-Cover Approach'
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Understanding the 'Sealed-Cover Approach' In legal parlance, the 'sealed-cover approach' refers to the practice where sensitive information is submitted to the court in a sealed envelope, typically to protect confidentiality, especially in matters concerning national security or private interests. T...