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श्रेयांश त्रिगुणायात
Shreyansh Trigunayat is a B.Com. LL.B. (Hons.) student at Jindal Global Law School with a keen interest in constitutional law, criminal justice reform and public policy. His work focuses on examining structural failures within legal institutions and interrogating how law operates in practice beyond the courtroom. Through research driven commentary, he engages with questions of accountability, state power, due process and rights jurisprudence. His writing aims to move beyond verdicts and explore the deeper architecture of justice in India.
Contact: 24jgls-strigunayat@jgu.edu.in
सिद्धार्थ नायर
Sidharth Nair is a second-year B.Com. LL.B. (Honours) student at Jindal Global Law School with a growing interest in criminal law and constitutional law. He is particularly drawn to the reasoning behind legal doctrine and not just the rules themselves, but the values and tensions that shape them. His writing seeks to bridge the gap between legal theory and everyday understanding, making complex ideas approachable without stripping them of their depth. As a student still finding his footing across the breadth of law, he brings curiosity and an open mind to every subject he engages with.
Contact: 24jgls-snair@jgu.edu.in
Habiba Ahmad
Habiba Ahmad is a B.Sc. Psychology student at Mithibai College with a keen interest in Forensic Psychology, criminal behaviour, and the intersection of psychology with law and justice. Her interests focus on understanding human behaviour within complex social and institutional contexts, particularly the psychological factors underlying crime, deviance, and rehabilitation. Through her engagement with psychology, she tries to explore how psychological perspectives can contribute to a more nuanced understanding of criminal behaviour, rehabilitation and justice.
Contact: HABIBA.AHMAD010@mithibai.edu.in