🕒 2 min read. “Cancel culture” has become one of the most divisive terms of the digital age.It can mean accountability to some, but mob justice to others.But behind the hashtags and public outrage lies a deeper question:Can being “cancelled” ever become a legal issue? 1. The Meaning Behind the Movement At its core, “cancel…
Is Social Media Still “Social”?
🕒 2 min read. When social media emerged in the early 2000s, it felt revolutionary. Platforms like Facebook, MySpace, and Twitter promised global connection, free expression, and a new kind of community. You could share your thoughts, find your tribe, and stay connected across borders. Two decades later, the question is unavoidable: is social media…
How to Break Up Without Breaking the Law
🕒 2 min read. Ending a relationship is never simple. But few people realize that a breakup can carry serious legal risks — from harassment charges to privacy violations and property disputes. Whether it’s a romantic relationship, a live-in partnership, or a digital one, the law still applies. 1. When Emotions Turn into Legal Issues…
Your Phone Can Be Used Against You in Court
🕒 2 min read. Your Phone Can Be Used Against You in Court — Here’s How: In today’s connected world, your phone is more than a communication tool — it’s a complete record of your life. And increasingly, it’s being used in courtrooms around the world as evidence. From text messages and call logs to…
How to Sue Without a Lawyer – A Complete Guide
🕒 3 min read. Many people think lawsuits are only for those who can afford lawyers — but the law provides avenues for self-representation. From small claims to civil disputes, you can navigate the legal system yourself if you understand the rules, prepare carefully, and present your case effectively. This guide will walk you through…
Explainable AI (XAI) and Legal Decisions
🕒 4 min read. Across the world, algorithms are increasingly making decisions once reserved for humans — determining who gets a loan, which job applicant is shortlisted, or even whether a defendant poses a risk of reoffending. Yet many of these systems operate as “black boxes” — opaque models whose inner logic is hidden, even…
