Supreme Court Grants Bail After 20 Months in PMLA Case
Supreme Court grants bail after 20 months, finding that a vast PMLA trial was unlikely to conclude soon.
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Supreme Court grants bail after 20 months, finding that a vast PMLA trial was unlikely to conclude soon.
Dissatisfaction with an investigation does not itself prove wilful neglect by a public servant under the SC/ST Act.
The court dismissed a temple-property challenge and imposed exemplary costs over counsel’s courtroom submission.
The court found that a failed consensual relationship between educated adults could not sustain the rape prosecution.
The Special Judge failed to apply mandatory BNSS safeguards before ordering an investigation against police personnel.
The court found video evidence contradicted allegations that a lawyer obstructed and assaulted police personnel.
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