Tag: Law in Society and Culture
Article reframes legal-sex decertification through utopian failure
Reconceptualizing radical legal reform through utopian theory and the problem of sex decertification
Evidence rules may help limit prejudice in rape trials
How evidence rules allow rape myths to prejudice trials against complainants
Legal awareness does not always lead to legal action
Why vulnerable renters avoid legal action even when they know their rights
Assam courts may encode majoritarian domination through judicial practice
How Indian courts entrench majoritarian rule through evidence doctrines and deliberate silence
Ghana’s stamp duty system creates legal uncertainty and access barriers
How Ghana's stamp duty system creates barriers to legal access and why transparent reform is urgent
Designerly practices can help make the constitutive idea more available
Using design thinking to explore how law and society shape each other
AI predictive models do not make law deterministic
Why AI cannot fully predict how judges will decide cases
