Missing Transport Papers Do Not Prove Cattle Slaughter Intent
The Supreme Court held that undocumented cattle transport alone does not prove slaughter-related intent or trigger a reverse burden of proof.
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The Supreme Court has cautioned judges against allowing their personal beliefs or notions of morality to influence decisions in bail matters or criminal trials. A...
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The administrative functioning of the Allahabad High Court has come under sharp scrutiny, with Justice Vinod Diwakar questioning the manner in which full court meetings...
Instagram Posts Showing Accused as ‘King’ Lead Madras High Court to Uphold Bail Cancellation
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