There is a proverb that “Everyone is equal before law”. Mighty & weak, privileged & under-privileged, rich and poor all must enjoy equality. Legal aid is a mechanism in providing this equality. Legal aid is the provision of assistance to…
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Inter University Public Speaking Competition 2018: A tale of attracting with words
When We first get to know of the event- ‘Inter university public speaking competition’ on Facebook, we then (Adiba Tahsin Raha, Sribarni Chakma, Mahjubah) decided to participate in that event. As students of law, we felt it necessary to master…
The NUALS Journey: A Road Towards New Horizon
The NUALS Journey: A Road Towards New Horizon The NUALS International Maritime Law Arbitration Competition (NIMLAC) was a dream for us. At the beginning, we didn’t know if we can make it or not. Everything happened at the eleventh…
Our Debating Lessons from The KUET IV 2018
Our journey through the KUET IV 2018 English BP was that of some new simmers journey through an ocean stretching beyond the horizon. The journey itself was way beyond what we expected it to be. We went separately on this…
A Living Constitutionalist in Disguise: Reaction to Professor Jack M. Balkin’s Living Originalism
“American constitutional interpretation generally divides into two rival theories. The first, originalism, contends that the Constitution should be read in light of the intent or original meaning of its framers at the time it was constructed. The second, living…
Privatization (!) of Courts: Does Money Make the Difference?
“We will sell to no man; we will not deny or defer to any man either Justice or Right” Clause 39 of Magna Carta, 1215 If we are to notice the brand-new concept of “Privatization of Courts” as propagated by…