Author: Sazzad Ali Sakib and Arman Hossain

Sazzad Ali Sakib is currently a final year law student at the University of Dhaka. Moreover, he works for many reputed social organizations. Sazzad has a keen interest in Islamic law and Jurisprudence, Criminal Law, Constitutional Law, Genomics for Law, Jurisprudence. He can be reached at linkedin.com/in/sazzadalisakib. Arman Hossain is a third-year law student at the University of Dhaka. He is also serving as an Associate Editor at Dhaka Law Review. International Humanitarian Law, Constitutional Law, and Criminal Law are the primary areas of his interest. Arman can be reached at [email protected]
  1. Criminal Law
  2. Law on Bail

Conditional Bail: A Common but Illegal Practice Needs to be Legalized

Bail has been established as a method for an accused person to be released from public custody and placed in private custody. However, for many years, courts have granted bail to the accused with an additional burden of restriction, and bail that is accompanied by such restriction or condition is referred to as conditional bail. […]
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Strengthening Domestic Climate Governance: Legal Lessons from the ICJ Advisory Opinion for Bangladesh’s Climate Justice and Accountability Framework

Introduction Bangladesh is a country highly vulnerable to sea-level rise, erratic monsoons, and extreme weather events. It is considered to be at the front line of the current global climate crisis. Being a core proponent of requesting the International Court of Justice Advisory Opinion on the matter, Dhaka took the world’s most existential challenge to […]
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A Critical Assessment of the CrPC Amendment Ordinances 2025 with Dr Muhammad Mahbubur Rahman

DHLR: Section 54 of The Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898 (CrPC 1898), as amended, tightens the scope of arrest without warrant by distinguishing between offences punishable with imprisonment for a term up to seven years and those punishable with more than seven years. In the former case, police may arrest without a warrant only if […]
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