Artificial Intelligence (AI) is increasingly integrated into healthcare systems, transforming medical diagnosis, treatment, and healthcare administration through data-driven decision-making. While the use of AI in ...

A cryptocurrency is a digital currency, which is transacted independently through computer networks without having a regulation by any central authority. In January 2009, Satoshi Nakamoto introduced bitcoin as the ...

Climate change has fundamentally challenged the legal and economic foundations of development models that prioritise continuous growth and expanding consumption. In response, contemporary policy and regulatory discourse ...

This study investigates an important but underexplored void in the lawregarding the provision of Interpreters to Deafblind individuals in Sri Lanka: there is no statutory provision requiring qualified deafblind interpreters. ...

Sri Lankan courts apply a careful, fact-sensitive approach when assessing the competence and credibility of child witnesses. However, despite statutory safeguards and evolving judicial guidance, significant uncertainty ...

Under Article 128(2), the Supreme Court may, in its discretion, grant special leave to appeal to itself from a judgment of the Court of Appeal, only when in its opinion that the case or matter is fit for review by the ...

In today’s digital world, rapid technological advancement, especially the increasing use of artificial intelligence has significantly influenced almost every field, including commercial, civil, political and judicial ...

As in many nations, the evolution of e-commerce in Sri Lanka has created new opportunities for trade, innovation, and inclusion, but also new risks for consumers, including fraud, data breaches, and a lack of mechanisms ...

Sri Lanka, a tropical island nation highly vulnerable to climate-induced disasters, faces a critical challenge in legally integrating environmental protection with rapid development. This study undertakes a comparative ...

This research critically examines whether correctional institutions function solely as executors of judicially imposed sentences or whether they in practice, impose additional punishments beyond the scope of judicial ...