Bachelor of Laws(LLB): Recent submissions
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Right to Private Defence under the Penal Code, 1860: An Analysis
(Sonargaon University, 2026-06-25)This study examines the legal boundaries of the right to private defence under the Penal Code, 1860, focusing on its relevance in domestic violence cases. Codified in Sections 96 to 106, this right permits individuals ... -
Combating White-collar Criminality in Bangladesh: Law, Governance and Enforcement Perspectives
(Sonargaon University, 2026-06-25)White-collar crime has emerged as a significant challenge in modern societies, particularly in developing countries like Bangladesh. These crimes, committed by individuals in positions of power, trust, or professional ... -
Criminological Dimensions of Juvenile Delinquency in Bangladesh: Causes, Prevention and Legal Responses
(Sonargaon University, 2026-06-25)Criminological Dimensions of Juvenile Delinquency in Bangladesh: Causes, Prevention and Legal Responses. Children are not born as delinquents. Most of the juvenile become delinquents due to the socio-legal circumstances ... -
Constitutional Guarantees vs. Personal Laws: An Analytical Study on the Property Rights of Hindu Women in Bangladesh
(Sonargaon University, 2026-06-25)Much has been debated on the issue of women's right to property and the feasibility of its governance under traditional Hindu legal regime in Bangladesh. Hindus being the minor community in Bangladesh has been in ... -
The Historical Background of the Constitution of Bangladesh and the Necessity of Its Reformation in the Present Context: A Suggestive Analysis
(Sonargaon University, 2026-06-25)The Constitution of Bangladesh is the supreme law of the land and serves as the foundation of the country's political, legal, and administrative framework. Adopted on 4 November 1972 and enforced on 16 December 1972, ... -
The Lower Successibility Rate of Criminal Cases in Bangladesh: A Critical Analysis with Problem Solutions
(Sonargaon University, 2026-06-25)This dissertation is focused on the Lower Successibility Rate of Criminal Cases in Bangladesh: A Critical Analysis with Problem Solutions" Causes of Delay in Disposing Criminal Cases in the Criminal Justice System of ... -
The Historical Background of the Constitution of Bangladesh and the Necessity of It’s Reformation in the Present Context: A Suggestive Analysis
(Sonargaon University, 2026-06-25)The Constitution of the People's Republic of Bangladesh is the supreme law of the land and serves as the foundation of the country's political, legal, and administrative system. Adopted on 4 November 1972 and enforced ... -
The Historical Background of the Constitution of Bangladesh and the Necessity of Its Reformation in the Present Context: A Suggestive Analysis
(Sonargaon University, 2026-06-25)This dissertation is focused on The Historical Background of the Constitution of Bangladesh and the Necessity of Its Reformation in the Present Context: A Suggestive Analysis" The Constitution of Bangladesh is the ... -
The Lower Sucessibility Rate of Criminal Cases in Bangladesh: A Critical Analysis with Probable Solutions
(Sonargaon University, 2026-06-25)The effectiveness of a criminal justice system is often measured by its ability to ensure fair trials, secure convictions against offenders, and uphold the rule of law. In Bangladesh, the lower success rate of criminal ... -
The Historical Background of the Constitution of Bangladesh and the Necessity of Its Reformation in the Present Context: A Suggestive Analysis
(Sonargaon University, 2026-06-25)The research explores the constitutional evolution of Bangladesh beginning from the British colonial period and the constitutional developments during the Pakistan era, which contributed to political discrimination ... -
"The Historical Background of the Constitution of Bangladesh and the Necessity of Its Reformation in the Present Context: A Suggestive Analysis
(Sonargaon University, 2026-06-25)The Constitution of Bangladesh, enacted on 4 November 1972, stands as the foundational legal instrument of the independent state that emerged from the Liberation War of 1971. Born out of a people's struggle against ... -
Constitutionalism without Constitutional Culture: Explaining the Fragility of Rule of Law in Bangladesh”
(Sonargaon University, 2026-06-25)Bangladesh possesses a formally sophisticated constitutional framework that, on paper, meets international standards for democratic governance. Yet the rule of law remains persistently fragile. This thesis argues that ... -
Constitutionalism Without Constitutional Culture: Explaining the Fragility of Rule of Law in Bangladesh
(Sonargaon University, 2026-06-25)The implementation of Constitutionalism Without Constitutional Culture: Explaining the Fragility of Rule of Law in Bangladesh continues to pose uncertainties in the modern world. Given that many states constitutionally ... -
Constitutionalism Without Constitutional Culture: Explaining the Fragility of Rule of Law in Bangladesh
(Sonargaon University, 2026-06-25)The implementation of Constitutionalism Without Constitutional Culture: Explaining the Fragility of Rule of Law in Bangladesh continues to pose uncertainties in the modern world. Given that many states constitutionally ... -
Constitutionalism Without Constitutional Culture: Explaining the Fragility of Rule of Law in Bangladesh
(Sonargaon University, 2026-06-25)The implementation of Constitutionalism Without Constitutional Culture: Explaining the Fragility of Rule of Law in Bangladesh continues to pose uncertainties in the modern world. Given that many states constitutionally ... -
Constitutionalism Without Constitutional Culture: Explaining the Fragility of Rule of Law in Bangladesh
(Sonargaon University, 2026-06-25)The implementation of Constitutionalism Without Constitutional Culture: Explaining the Fragility of Rule of Law in Bangladesh continues to pose uncertainties in the modern world. Given that many states constitutionally ... -
Constitutionalism Without Constitutional Culture: Explaining the Fragility of Rule of Law in Bangladesh
(Sonargaon University, 2026-06-25)Given that many states constitutionally treat such rights as aspirational and not justiciable, it is difficult to enforce them judicially at the domestic level. Bangladesh has embodied these rights in Part ii of its ... -
Constitutionalism Without Constitutional Culture: Explaining the Fragility of Rule of Law in Bangladesh
(Sonargaon University, 2026-06-25)The study titled “Constitutionalism Without Constitutional Culture: Explaining the Fragility of Rule of Law in Bangladesh” explores the gap between constitutional provisions and their practical implementation. Although ... -
Labour Rights for Women in Readymade Garment Industries of Bangladesh: A Study
(Sonargaon University, 2026-06-25)Bangladesh's ready-made clothing market has grown quickly because local labor is readily available. This study investigates women's labor rights in Bangladesh's ready to-wear industry, looking at the legal framework, ... -
"Labor Rights for Women in Readymade Garment Industries of Bangladesh: A Study
(Sonargaon University, 2026-06-25)Bangladesh's ready-made garment (RMG) sector is nothing short of remarkable. It generates roughly US$39.35 billion in exports in 2025 and employs over five million people, with women making up 53 to 58 percent of that ...