Research topic
Technology & Law
Published JMDLR research on Technology & Law, including peer-reviewed articles, authors, and related legal scholarship.
Published papers
Mitigating Cross-Border Data Transfer Risks For US Tech MNES Under India's DPDP Framework: A Legal And Compliance Analysis Of Section 16 Of The Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 And Rule 15 Of The Digital Personal Data Protection Rules, 2025
Artificial Intelligence And Copyright Law: Rethinking Authorship, Ownership And Originality In The Digital Era
Can Algorithms Improve Judicial Infrastructure Allocation? A Justice-Based Framework for India
Re-Imagining Policing In A Constitutional Democracy: An Evaluation Of Judiciary As A Catalyst For Police Reform In India
Deepfake Crimes And Indian Criminal Law: Are The Existing Laws Sufficient?
Digital Evidence And The International Criminal Court: Navigating Authenticity, Admissibility, And Accountability In An Era Of Technological Disruption
Policy Responses To Online Radicalization In The Digital Age: Balancing National Security, Digital Governance, and Civil Liberties
Viral But Verified? Examining The Legal Accountability Of Digital Creators For Misleading Health And Beauty Claims In India
The Unconsented Gaze: Privacy, Bystander Consent, And Regulatory Blind Spots In AI-Powered Smart Glasses
Technology, Privacy, And Data Protection: Constitutional Rights & International Standards
Role Of AI In Law Classroom
The Fracturing Institution: Analysing The Decline Of Traditional Marriage In Contemporary India
Probabilistic Truth And Judicial Certainty Mandating Precision – BNSS Forensic Reforms And The Rise Of Ai-Integrated Investigations Ai-Assisted Forensics Under Section 176(3) BNSS And The Future Of Criminal Investigations In India
COPYRIGHT LIABILITY IN GENERATIVE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE UNDER THE INDIAN LAW
DARK PATTERNS AND BEHAVIOURAL MANIPULATION IN DIGITAL MARKETPLACES
Reathiga Ravi R.K, Selva Harinesh C, Naveendran B, Asaikavin A
DIGITAL FORENSICS IN CORPORATE FRAUD INVESTIGATIONS: A LEGAL ANALYSIS UNDER THE INDIAN FRAMEWORK
AI-Generated Evidence And Judicial Decision-Making In India: Constitutional Limits Of Admissibility, Reliability, Human Oversight, And The Role Of Artificial Intelligence In Judicial Discretion