Online Case Law Research Programs, Online Certificate Programs In Law Law : Jurisdiction In Case Laws

Jurisdiction In Case Laws
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Priya Mishra on 08/08/2020 17:57:00


Jurisdiction is one of the data points thats are covered in the quantitative
analysis of the case law research program opted by the law student for
certificate and diploma courses offered by LawHub. A pre defined list of various
jurisdiction is provided to each student. Students opting for the online
certificate and the diploma courses have to research each of the allocated case
laws and allocate the case laws to one of the Jurisdiction relevant to case
laws, from the pre defined list availble.
Following is the list available for quantitative analysis of case laws related
with jurisdiction
*Civil Original case- Civil Original Jurisdiction 	*Civil Appellate Case- Civil
Appellate Jurisdiction 	*Criminal Original Case- Criminal Original Jurisdistion
	*Criminal Appellate Case- Criminal Appellate Jurisdiction 	*Criminal Advisoy 
Case- Criminal Advisory Jurisdistion 	*Civil Advisory Case- Civil  Advisory
Jurisdiction
The Jurisdiction is broadly classified in three main categories Original,
Appellate, Advisory.
To read more details, preview the following article in the BLOG section of the
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Jurisdiction- Original, Appellate and Advisory
Research Criterias for Jurisdiction based on the case laws researched
India is a country with several normative systems coexisting within the same
territory. Having a multiplicity of systems facilitates the clashes of
jurisdiction among them. This contribution studies the applicable rules in the
India Judiciary system, the court of Law has to allocate jurisdiction among
different legal systems, and how these rules advance or halt human rights. One
particular way the country deals with conflicting jurisdictions is the request
to relinquish jurisdiction that indigenous authorities may submit to ordinary
courts if the former believe that the latter have no jurisdiction to hear a
case. The decisions of ordinary courts on the request to relinquish jurisdiction
will be analysed, as well as the impressions and opinions on the matter from
academics, ordinary judges and prosecutors, indigenous authorities, activists
and lawyers, all of them collected during three field research trips conducted
in the country.
The conclusive research paper submitted for this topic should be a deeep
analysis, that jurisdiction has a human rights impact. Every person has the
right to be heard by a competent court, and barring that person from his/her
natural judge is a fair trial violation.