October 17, 2025

The Edu Law

Legal Concepts, Cases, and Procedures
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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Can You Get Bail for a Non-Bailable Offence? A Guide to Section 437 CrPC Section 437 of the CrPC allows bail in non-bailable offenses under certain conditions — such as if the accused is not previously convicted of a serious crime or is a woman, child, or sick individual
Apr 15
Criminal, Law

Can You Get Bail for a Non-Bailable Offence? A Guide to Section 437 CrPC

Bail acts as a safeguard in the criminal justice system, preventing undue incarceration before conviction. It ensures that an accused is not punished before guilt is established. In cases involving non-bailable offences, things become more complex. Accusations may involve serious crimes, which automatically limits the possibility of easy release. Section 437 of the Criminal Procedure […]

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Grounds for Suit Maintainability Under Order 37 of CPC, 1908 (With Case Laws) The Supreme Court in IDBI Trusteeship Services Ltd. v. Hubtown Ltd. (2017) clarified that leave to defend under Order 37 CPC is granted only if the defendant shows a substantial defense or raises a triable issue
Mar 19
Law, Procedural

Grounds for Suit Maintainability Under Order 37 of CPC, 1908 (With Case Laws)

Order 37 of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 (CPC) provides a mechanism for resolving claims involving liquidated amounts without unnecessary delays. Courts can pass judgments quickly unless defendants present a substantial defense. Strict procedural requirements govern suits filed under this provision. Legal Foundation and Applicable Cases Order 37 CPC applies to specific types of […]

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