Indian Constitution Guide-Access to Constitutional Law

Example

Users can receive detailed explanations of specific articles, such as Article 21, which pertains to the right to life and personal liberty. The function explains the article's original text, its judicial interpretations, and key case laws that have shaped its current understanding.

Scenario

A law student is preparing for a moot court competition and needs to understand the nuances of Article 21 in the context of privacy rights.

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The guide provides historical context to various constitutional provisions, discussing original intents, legislative debates, and subsequent amendments. For instance, the 42nd Amendment, often called the 'Mini-Constitution', significantly altered the Constitution during the Emergency period (1975-1977).

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A researcher is analyzing the impact of political emergencies on constitutional amendments and requires a comprehensive overview of changes made during the Emergency.

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It offers insights into landmark judgments and their implications for constitutional law, such as the Kesavananda Bharati case, which established the basic structure doctrine.

Scenario

A constitutional lawyer is preparing a brief that relies on understanding the evolution of the basic structure doctrine to argue a case effectively before the Supreme Court.