Kerala High Court: No Judge Can Convict for Obscenity Without Watching the Video
In a ruling that underscores the importance of judicial scrutiny, the Kerala High Court has declared that a trial judge cannot convict someone for distributing...
Recent reports from Indian courts, with their original court documents.
In a ruling that underscores the importance of judicial scrutiny, the Kerala High Court has declared that a trial judge cannot convict someone for distributing...
The Supreme Court Collegium has cleared the path for Justice Shree Chandrashekhar to become the next Chief Justice of the Bombay High Court, one of...
The country’s highest court has stepped into the storm swirling around Vantara, the Reliance Foundation’s wildlife rescue and rehabilitation project in Jamnagar. A Special Investigation...
In a key move to fortify the Kerala High Court, the Supreme Court Collegium has given the nod for three of its additional judges to...
The country’s highest court has once again put the spotlight on a problem that has become all too familiar—judgments reserved and then forgotten. A Bench...
The Bar Council of India (BCI) has stepped into the brewing storm over Delhi’s recent notification that permits police officials to testify for criminal trials...
The Supreme Court has sounded a sharp warning to High Courts over the growing problem of “reserved but forgotten” judgments, stressing that justice delayed is...
The country’s highest court has called for an independent probe into the workings of Vantara—the vast zoological rescue and rehabilitation facility in Jamnagar, Gujarat, run...
The Supreme Court has drawn a sharp line between environmental oversight and financial crime investigation, ruling that the National Green Tribunal (NGT) cannot play gatekeeper...
In a crucial ruling on land acquisition for slum rehabilitation, the Supreme Court has made it clear—before the State or the Slum Rehabilitation Authority (SRA)...
The country’s top court has drawn a clear line—mere association with an organisation not listed as unlawful under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act cannot, by...
The Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh High Court has drawn a sharp line on preventive detention—what matters is not how many offences one racks up,...