The Edu Law

Legal Concepts, Cases, and Procedures

Author: Jonathan Pierce

Forensic Evidence – Relevancy and Admissibility under the Indian Evidence Act Under the Indian Evidence Act, forensic evidence is only admissible if it is relevant, reliable, and presented by a qualified expert
May 23
Law

Forensic Evidence – Relevancy and Admissibility under the Indian Evidence Act

Forensic evidence refers to scientific information collected and analyzed for use in criminal and civil legal proceedings. It encompasses a wide range of disciplines, including biology, chemistry, digital analysis, and psychological profiling, all of which play a central role in helping courts establish facts. Modern legal systems depend heavily on forensic inputs due to the […]

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Delhi High Court States That Opposite-Gender Massage Don’t Amount to Sexual Activity In a 2024 ruling, the Delhi High Court emphasized that professional cross-gender massage therapy does not imply or equate to sexual conduct
May 15
Cases

Delhi High Court States That Opposite-Gender Massage Don’t Amount to Sexual Activity

Cross-gender massages have sparked legal and cultural debate in Delhi, drawing attention to perceptions around wellness services and morality. In a significant development, the Delhi High Court weighed in on the matter, asserting that opposite-gender massage does not equate to sexual activity. The case has drawn responses from multiple quarters, including spa owners, the Delhi […]

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Can Students Be Punished for Off-Campus Behavior? In some cases, U.S. courts have ruled that schools can discipline students for off-campus behavior—especially when it substantially disrupts the school environment or involves threats, bullying, or speech tied to school activities
May 9
Education, Law

Can Students Be Punished for Off-Campus Behavior?

Student behavior outside school grounds has raised significant questions in modern education, especially with online platforms acting as new stages for expression. Incidents occurring at home, during weekends, or on social media have entered the disciplinary spotlight. K-12 schools and universities must tread carefully, especially when trying to maintain order while respecting individual liberties. The […]

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Policy and Law – Definitions, Differences, and Examples The scales represent balanced judgment, the sword denotes enforcement, and the blindfold signifies impartiality in legal proceedings
Apr 16
Law

Policy and Law – Definitions, Differences, and Examples

Policy and law are two terms that people often mix up, but they do not mean the same thing. Policy gives guidance inside schools, companies, or public offices. The law sets the rules backed by government authority and courts. Policy can shape daily decisions, but law has the power of enforcement with penalties. Knowing the […]

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