Kantian Ethics in Indian Legal Education: Integrating Moral Philosophy into Law Curriculum is the first book of its kind, offering a transformative exploration of how Kantian moral philosophy can be woven into the fabric of Indian legal education. Addressing a crucial gap in current curricula, it delves into Kant's principles, such as duty, universal laws, and respect for human dignity, to propose a framework that aligns legal training with the pursuit of justice and ethical integrity. With a blend of theoretical insights and practical applications, this book aims to inspire a new generation of legal professionals who embody both legal expertise and moral clarity, making it an indispensable resource for students, educators, and practitioners alike.
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Ishaan D. Joshi
Ishaan D. Joshi is a Criminology Research Author, Forensic Psychology Expert, Consulting Forensic Detective, ADR Expert, & Coach. He has authored books on Forensic Psychology, Cyberpsychology, & Predictive Policing, making substantial contributions to these disciplines. Joshi has published over 70 articles in national & international journals, covering a broad spectrum of topics in law, criminology, ethics, & forensic science. He also serves as an Editorial Assistant at the Psychreg Journal of Psychology in London & is an academic reviewer for multiple prestigious journals. He is the creator of the HOPE Model, an AI-driven system aimed at offender rehabilitation, created during his time at NALSAR, demonstrating his innovative approach to criminal justice. His expertise includes criminal intelligence, behavioral analysis, abnormal psychology, cyberforensics & counterterrorism. Joshi is now advancing his studies at the Edinburgh Law School, Scotland, where he is pursuing an LLM in Criminal Law and Criminal Justice.
