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When Criminal Law Becomes a Weapon: Justice Bhatia’s Reminder on Power, Process and Fairness

In an age where criminal law is increasingly deployed as an instrument of pressure rather than a pursuit of truth, judicial interventions that return us to first principles assume...

Madras HC urges govt to suspended Special DGP in sexual harassment case

The court has been closely monitoring the investigation in the case and has noted that suspending the officer will ensure free and fair investigation

Madras HC quashes case against lawyer booked for anti-CAA protests

The court quashed the case in light of the State’s decision to withdraw all cases against anti-CAA protesters

JNU sedition case: Court directs police to supply chargesheet copies to Kanhaiya, Umar and 8 others

All 10 accused persons were present in court on March 15 following the summons issued by it after taking cognisance of the chargesheet

No coercive action against Sharjeel Usmani till March 22: State to Bombay HC

The State has submitted that the sedition accused Sharjeel Usmani will not be arrested if he cooperates in the probe

Batla House convict Ariz Khan gets death penalty

The Delhi court that imposed the penalty deemed it to be ‘rarest of rare case’

Uttar Pradesh: Three deaths, multiple theories, murder or accident?

Three young men were killed, in what the media says is a road accident, but locals fear may be a case of targeted communal violence Varanasi

SC refuses to entertain protection plea for woman in an interfaith union

The petitioner alleged that the woman has been allegedly detained by her parents, and is being forced to marry against her will

Kerala HC allows transwoman to enrol in National Cadet Corps

The court observed that the petitioner who opted for female gender after two surgeries, is entitled to enrol as a member of her self-perceived gender

SC slams Himachal Pradesh HC for ‘incomprehensible’ order

The top court said that court judgments should be in language which can be understood not only by lawyers but also citizens who approach courts

Punjab & Haryana HC says interfaith marriage invalid as Muslim woman did not convert

The court however allowed the couple to stay in a live-in relationship and avail protection from the police

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