Allahabad High Court lays down cooling period of two months before arrest in dowry cases, ignores Supreme Court’s precedentsParas Nath Singh·June 15, 2022
Governor is but a shorthand expression for the state government: Supreme CourtParas Nath Singh·May 18, 2022
As Centre continues to cherry-pick names recommended for High Court Judges, the Supreme Court collegium looks the other wayParas Nath Singh·May 14, 2022
SC quashes preventive detention based on stale material and non-application of mindParas Nath Singh·April 9, 2022
Is the Centre exercising its pocket veto by not appointing Saurabh Kirpal as HC judge, even four months after the Supreme Court Collegium’s recommendation?Paras Nath Singh·March 24, 2022
‘A brutal act of sexual assault on the wife, against her consent, albeit by the husband, cannot but be termed to be a rape’, says Karnataka HCParas Nath Singh·March 23, 2022
Is disclosure of identity of victim under POCSO Act a cognizable offence? A three-judge SC bench may decideParas Nath Singh·March 21, 2022
Arrests without serving notice to the accused and after they appeal against rejection of anticipatory bail: SC deprecates practice, but declines reliefParas Nath Singh·March 18, 2022
Sanction for prosecution under UAPA or IPC stands vitiated if it is not granted within stipulated time, and with application of mind: Kerala HCParas Nath Singh·March 18, 2022
As Chief Justice of Rajasthan HC, Akil Kureshi retires on Sunday, his non-elevation to the Supreme Court may well certify his independenceParas Nath Singh·March 5, 2022
Give redacted copies of statements of protected witnesses to accused under UAPA: SC to J&K PoliceParas Nath Singh·February 26, 2022
It cannot be said that Parliament was unmindful of the rights of the wife, counsel tells Delhi HC seeking to retain marital rape exceptionParas Nath Singh·January 25, 2022
Exception to marital rape ought to go in order to enhance substantive equality, Delhi HC toldParas Nath Singh·January 24, 2022
Husband’s conjugal expectations can’t override wife’s right to say no, Amicus Curiae tells Delhi HC in the challenge to the marital rape exception caseParas Nath Singh·January 21, 2022
Marital rape exception is an instrument of oppression, argues Amicus Curiae, Rebecca John, before Delhi HCParas Nath Singh·January 20, 2022
Marital rape exception allows absurdity to prevail, argues Amicus Curiae, Rebecca John, before Delhi HCParas Nath Singh·January 19, 2022
Challenge to exception to marital rape: Burden is on the Centre to explain its rationale, amicus curiae tells Delhi HCParas Nath Singh·January 18, 2022
