JUDICIAL APPROACH TOWARDS GREEN COLLAR CRIMES IN INDIA IN LIGHT OF ENVIRONMENTAL JURISPRUDENCE
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Environment, Jurisprudence, Collar Crimes, Judicial ApproachAbstract
Environmental crime is now becoming a serious problem worldwide in different forms, with some of them being among the most profitable criminal activities in the world. The most common crimes against the environment are connected with the unlawful exploitation of wild fauna and flora, pollution, waste disposal and its trade. Environmental jurisprudence regulates the environmental protection bodies and makes them effective. The article intends to examine the approach of judiciary towards the Environmental crimes in the light of the environmental jurisprudence in India. The superior judicial bodies including National Green Tribunal have set certain norms to deal with pattern of delivery of environmental justice. The principles governing the Indian judiciary are analyzed in the light of constitutional goals that govern the sphere of environmental jurisprudence.
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