Kerala sessions court’s grant of bail to accused citing woman’s provocative dress is an egregious violation of lawParas Ahuja·August 26, 2022
No cheating merely because a prospective groom marries someone else, holds Supreme CourtThe Leaflet·February 27, 2024
SC: Immolating wife extreme cruelty that cannot be contained by Section 304 IPC but only by Section 302 Gursimran Kaur Bakshi·January 13, 2024
BNS lacks the suppleness to allow judges to bend it towards justice, underline Justice Mukta Gupta and Rebecca John at Delhi eventGursimran Kaur Bakshi·February 10, 2024
The three new criminal law Bills: Missed opportunities and misplaced prioritiesShreya Bansal·September 8, 2023
Supreme Court fails to hear bail plea of Umar Khalid second time after the “final” timeGursimran Kaur Bakshi·January 31, 2024
Sedition law: an imperial legacy, and a weapon of intimidation and subjugation by the regimeTushar Gandhi·October 3, 2021
Manipur violence: Supreme Court extends interim protection from arrest to activist for giving a speechSarah Thanawala·September 22, 2023
Section 150 of the proposed Bill replacing IPC: Sedition by any other name smells as sternRohi Ray·August 14, 2023
Imperfect victim and perfect accused: Judicial stereotypes in Civic Chandran versus State of KeralaJhuma Sen·August 27, 2022
Dowry death: The phrase ‘soon before her death’ in Section 304B IPC does not mean ‘immediately prior to her death’, reiterates Supreme CourtSarah Thanawala·April 22, 2022
Understanding the judgment: lack of evidence brings case against Tharoor to a conclusionIshita Chigilli Palli·August 22, 2021
Restorative justice to be balanced with retributive justice: Supreme CourtSarah Thanawala·April 21, 2022
Don’t preach, Supreme Court tells Calcutta High Court for remarks that girls are losers in sexual encountersGursimran Kaur Bakshi·December 8, 2023