Author name: Yash

I am a law graduate. I have done my BSc in Maths, after that I move to the law side and completed my LLB from the Shoolini University, Solan, Himachal Pradesh. Now I m doing law practice in the court. This is my first blog and I love to share my knowledge with the people. Keep visiting.

Pretrial Diversion Program
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Pretrial Diversion Program: Avoid a Criminal Record

Keeping a clean record is very important. That’s why pretrial diversion programs exist. They help first-time offenders avoid getting a criminal record. This can prevent long-term problems that come with a conviction. By joining a pretrial diversion program, people can start to fix their mistakes. They show they’re serious about changing for the better. These […]

Parole vs Probation Difference between Parole and Probation
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Parole vs Probation: Difference between Parole and Probation

It’s important to know the difference between parole and probation in the criminal justice system. Parole is when someone gets out of prison early. Probation is when a prison sentence is suspended. Understanding these differences helps us see how they work and their goals. Knowing the difference between parole and probation is key. They both

Essentials of Agency by Estoppel
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Essentials of Agency by Estoppel

Have you ever seen someone act like they have the power to make decisions for another person? This is called agency by estoppel. It’s a legal rule that makes someone responsible for what they do or say, even if they didn’t officially give someone permission. It’s all about fairness and justice, and it’s key in

Federal Probation Officer Pay Scale
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Federal Probation Officer Pay Scale: What to Expect

We’re diving into the world of federal probation officers. We’ll look at their role, duties, and what it takes to be one. We’ll also cover their pay scale, salary, and pay grades. The average salary for a Federal Probation Officer in 2025 is $53,024 a year. Salaries range from $37,000 to $82,000.   Knowing the

Introduction to the Indian Justice System
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Introduction to the Indian Justice System

The Indian justice system is key to upholding the law and ensuring justice for everyone. We’ll explore its history, main parts, and current issues. It has a three-tier structure: the Supreme Court, High Courts, and lower courts. These work together to protect the rights given by the Constitution. The judiciary in India protects individual rights

Access to Justice Ensuring Equal Rights for All
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Access to Justice: Ensuring Equal Rights for All

We believe that everyone should have access to justice. This means everyone gets a fair chance to seek justice and protect their rights. Legal aid services and civil rights lawyers help those who can’t afford a lawyer. They guide people through the legal system, ensuring their rights are protected. The Declaration of the High-level Meeting

Corporate Governance in India
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Corporate Governance in India: A Roadmap to Effective Leadership

Corporate governance in India is key to a company’s success. It ensures a healthy business environment. It guides companies towards being transparent, accountable, and ethical. By following best practices, companies can gain stakeholder trust, boost financials, and last long. A solid corporate governance framework is vital for smooth business operations. It helps companies work well

Data Privacy Laws in the Digital Age
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Data Privacy Laws in the Digital Age

Data privacy laws are key in today’s digital world. They protect our personal info from misuse. The GDPR, introduced in 2018 by the EU, has set a global standard for privacy. This shows how vital privacy laws are in our digital lives. As tech advances, so does the need for strong privacy laws. Many countries

Landlord-Tenant Laws in India
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Landlord-Tenant Laws in India

Landlord-tenant laws in India protect both landlords and tenants. They ensure a fair and peaceful relationship. The Rent Control Act is a key law that guides rental property rules. It helps both landlords and tenants avoid problems and follow the rules. The Indian Contract Act of 1872 and the Transfer of Property Act of 1882

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