Official apathy delays the case that may put an end to the pendency of criminal appeals in IndiaAdiraj Bali·May 24, 2022
Classification of offences under the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act: A legal conundrumGaurav Thote·May 24, 2022
Supreme Court stays Madras High Court order initiating contempt proceedings against advocate for filing recall applicationRintu Mariam Biju·May 20, 2022
Supreme Court makes the V.S. Sirpurkar inquiry commission report on 2019 Telangana fake encounter publicThe Leaflet·May 20, 2022
Supreme Court directs transfer of Gyanvapi mosque case from civil judge to Varanasi district courtThe Leaflet·May 20, 2022
Supreme Court awards one year rigorous imprisonment to Navjot Singh Sidhu in 1988 road rage caseThe Leaflet·May 19, 2022
Supreme Court releases Samajwadi Party leader Azam Khan on interim bail under Article 142 of the ConstitutionThe Leaflet·May 19, 2022
Governor is but a shorthand expression for the state government: Supreme CourtParas Nath Singh·May 18, 2022
Supreme Court protects ‘Shivling’ as well as Muslims’ access to Gyanvapi mosqueThe Leaflet·May 17, 2022
Supreme Court’s hearing tomorrow on survey of the Gyanvapi mosque: A curtain raiserThe Leaflet·May 16, 2022
Probability of reformation cannot be ruled out: Supreme Court commutes death sentence of accused to life imprisonment for 30 years without remissionGursimran Kaur Bakshi·May 15, 2022
Suicidal tendencies among death row prisoners raise serious questions about the state’s responsibility, says the team from NLU-D’s Project 39AGursimran Kaur Bakshi·May 12, 2022
Issue of reassessment notices by the Income-Tax Department in violation of the law: How the Supreme Court validated them without any reasoning under Article 142Ashish Goel·May 12, 2022
Sedition under challenge: Supreme Court directs pending cases under Section 124A IPC to be kept in abeyanceV. Venkatesan·May 11, 2022
Sedition case in Supreme Court: Government may have gained time, but its options are limitedV. Venkatesan·May 10, 2022
Supreme Court refuses to stay Karnataka High Court order declaring marital rape exception as not absolute, to hear husband’s appeal in JulyThe Leaflet·May 10, 2022
‘We need to shed colonial baggage that has passed its utility’: Government’s affidavit relies on PM’s belief, in its last-ditch attempt to persuade Supreme Court not to review sedition lawThe Leaflet·May 9, 2022
