Nagaland University hosts lecture on new criminal laws
Nagaland University organized a lecture program on July 1 to coincide with the enforcement of three new criminal laws. The “Lecture on Three New Criminal Laws” was held in hybrid…
Kohima Law College organizes moot court sessions to enhance legal skills
Kohima, 18 May (MTNews): Kohima Law College recently conducted a series of moot court sessions as part of the LL.B final year curriculum, adhering to the syllabus outlined by Nagaland…
Nagpur Government Law College professors engage in knowledge exchange at Kohima Law College
The teaching faculty, consisting of five professors from Nagpur Government Law College, had an interactive session with the law students and faculty of Kohima Law College at the college auditorium…
âCustomary law not static but dynamic and subject to changesâ
Kohima, 26 February (MTNews): TN Mannen, Advisor for Law and Justice, and Land Revenue, stated that customary law is not static but dynamic and is subject to changes. He also…
Centre declares three new criminal laws effective 1 July
The Centre has announced that three new criminal laws, aimed at overhauling the nation’s criminal justice system, will come into effect from 1 July. These laws, namely the Bharatiya Nyaya…
A Commendation for Law Enforcement Efforts
In a comprehensive law and order report for the year 2023, the Mokokchung Police have laid bare the reality of criminal activities that plagued the region. While the statistics reveal…
The Year 2024 VERSUS The Three Major Lacunas | C. Talimoa
Article 3 of the Constitution of India empowers the formation of new States. It is the source of the State of Nagaland Act, 1962 which was enacted on the 4th…
On Codification of Naga Customary Laws
The organic and evolving customary laws have guided Naga communities through centuries, fostering social harmony and ensuring justice. However, in the face of a changing world, a crucial question looms:…
Law Commission recommends e-FIR: Its challenges and way forward
The 22nd Law Commission in September 2023 has recommended the adoption of online First Information Reports (FIRs) for cognizable offences, ushering in a new era in crime reporting. This recommendation…
Wokha: Workshop on Customary Laws and Practices in the Lotha Community held
Wokha, 6 October (MTNews): “Customary laws and practices are not rigid because unwritten laws differ from village to village and clan to clan, leading to conflicts when they are put…