• EVIDENTIAL VALUE OF CONFESSION 

  Saiful Islam, Md. (LLB 03106092) (Stamford University Bangladesh, 2010-04-15)

  Since a confession is an acknowledgement in expressed word of the truth of the main fact charged or of some essential part of it, it plays a vital role in a criminal case. This paper intends to focus the general concept ...
• VIOLANCE AGAINST WOMEN IN BANGLADESH 

  Al- Amin Hossain, Md. ( LLB 03106093) (Stamford University Bangladesh, 2010-04-15)

  Now-a-days the degree of torture against women both in terms of physical and mental is increasing in our society. Though women’s rights are constitutionally acknowledged but in many cases this weaker section cannot get ...
• Judicial Review in UK, USA and Bangladesh: A Comparative Study 

  Khatun, Amena (LLB 03005837) (Stamford University Bangladesh, 2010)

  Judicial Review is an important legal process through which the court examines the way in which the legislature and the public bodies exercise their powers. The result of judicial review is to determine whether in making ...
• ENSURING INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE: REVISITING THE ESTABLISHMENT OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT 

  Bhuiyan, Rezaul Kabir (LLB03005903) (Stamford University Bangladesh, 2010)

  The dissertation discusses on the establishment of the International Criminal Court (ICC). It seeks to explain the creation of the court and its institutional design as established in the Rome Statute. Three principles ...
• Juvenile Delinquency in Bangladesh 

  Polen, Fazle Hasan (LLB 02805656) (Stamford University Bangladesh, 2010)

  In this thesis I tried to focus on different significant aspects of the juvenile delinquency in Bangladesh. Juvenile delinquency is an inextricable problem for any human society. It is a problem that persists in our society ...
• Evolution of the court system in Bangladesh 

  Saha, Mousumi (L.L.B. 02705377) (Stamford University Bangladesh, 2010)

  Recent Court structure is the result of the historic Evolution and if has a great history as like as any other wings of the Government. Judiciary is one of important wing of a Government and it runs with the courts. Now a ...
• Veto Power : Vital cause of failure of the Security Council 

  Rezwan Ahmed, M. (03005831) (Stamford University Bangladesh, 2010-05-28)

  This dissertation is focussed on the failure of conducting peace and security in the world through the Security Council. She veto power holder, generally known the permanent members of Security Council, illegally use their ...
• REFORMATION OF BANGLADESH POLICE: HARSH REALITIES AND URGENT NECESSITIES 

  Mohidul Haque, Md. (LLB 03005854) (Stamford University Bangladesh, 2010)

  Bangladesh police started working from 16th December of 1971 and it is regulated by the 150 years old Police Act 1861 and does not focus the professional aspects of crime control, responsibility and accountability of police. ...
• INDEPENDENCE OF JUDICIARY IN BANGLADESH AFTER MASDER HOSSAIN CASE: AN APPRAISAL 

  Jakaria Salam, Md. (L.L.B. 03005904) (Stamford University bangladesh, 2010)

  This dissertation attempts to explore to what extent the Judiciary of Bangladesh has been independent after the final verdict of the Masder Hossain Case. It also tries to focus on the initiatives that have been taken to ...
• ALTERATION OF CHARGE IN CRIMINAL CASE 

  Sharwar, Fahamida (L.L.B. 03005928) (Stamford University Bangladesh, 2010)

  Alteration of charge is defined as a precise formulation of the specific accusation made against a person who is entitled to know the nature of the offence leveled against him. The purpose of alteration of charge is to ...
• The Rights of Muslim Women in Bangladesh 

  Akter, Romana (LLB03005961) (Stamford University Bangladesh, 2010-04-10)

  This dissertation tries to define the rights of muslim women in Bangladesh. It also defines and explains the rights under the Islamic perspective such as-the right to property, right to succession, right to maintenance, ...
• Adoption under Hindu Law: Bangladesh Perspective 

  Yeasmin, Farhana (LLB03106006) (Stamford University Bangladesh, 2010-04-30)

  This dissertation is focused on the adoption under Hindu Law, especially in Bangladesh perspective. This dissertation aims to show how the rights are exercised by hindu widows and married woman. The definition of adoption, ...
• Effect of Review in Civil Suits 

  Reemee, Rabeya Bari (LLB02705395) (Stamford University Bangladesh, 2010)

  Review is the jurisdiction of the court which though functus officio has disposed the suit earlier. The judgment of a court when cannot satisfy a party and when appeal is not preferred the party prefers a review with the ...
• Development of Writ Jurisdiction in Bangladesh: 1972-2008 

  Motaleb, Abdul (Stamford University Bangladesh, 2010-05)

  The dissertation is based on a study of 36 years of writ jurisdiction in Bangladesh. It studies more specifically developments that have been seen regarding writ jurisdiction after the independence of Bangladesh. An aggrieved ...
• Forensic Medicine 

  Shahjahan Akandha, A.B.M. (Stamford University Bangladesh, 2010-04)

  This dissertation is focused on the science which deals with the application of knowledge of each and every branch of medicine, whenever and wherever it is required or necessary for taking decision in legal affairs both ...
• Alternative Dispute Resolution: A Study For Precise Understanding 

  Mohibul Islam Bhuiyan, MD. (Stamford University Bangladesh, 2010-04)

  This dissertation reports focuses on a newly emerging legal term- Alternative Dispute Resolution. It is known to all that huge backlog of cases is one of the main problem in the legal arena of Bangladesh. Moreover many ...
• PLEADINGS IN A CIVIL SUIT 

  Islam, Farhana (Stamford University Bangladesh, 201-04)

  The Fact of a civil suit is based on its pleadings. The statement of a party is described through pleadings, either by plaintiff or by defendant. Pleadings means the manner though which the case incident develops. All ...
• THE DEVELOPMENT OF PUBLIC INTEREST LITIGATION IN BANGLADESH 

  Dewan, Kurban Ali (Stamford University Bangladesh, 2010)

  This Dissertation studies the reception and development of public interest litigation in Bangladesh. In this dissertation, public interest litigation (PIL) is defined broadly to include a judicial process, in which grievances ...
• EMERGENCY PROVISIONS OF THE CONSTITUTION OF BANGLADESH: VANISHING POINT OF STRONG CONSTITUTIONAL JURISPRUDENCE 

  Rubel, Mainuddin (2010-04-01)

  Juvenile Justice System of Bangladesh has remained deliberately under-addressed. This is primarily not because of inadequacy or deficiency of legal standards. Over the years, the provisions of laws concerning justice system ...
• Incorporation of Diversion Process and Alternative Measures for Youthful Offenders in the Juvenile Justice System of Bangladesh 

  Chowdhuary, Sabuj (Stamford University Bangladesh, 2010)

  Juvenile Justice System of Bangladesh has remained deliberately under-addressed. This is primarily not because of inadequacy or deficiency of legal standards. Over the years, the provisions of laws concerning justice system ...

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