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Court Action Against Woman For Using "Derogatory Language" Against Judge
The Delhi High Court has initiated contempt action against an Indian woman living in Australia for using "derogatory" language against the judge, saying her remarks are patently contemptuous and show complete disregard to the dignity of the court.
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In Contempt Cases, Don't Let Emotions Affect Judgment: Supreme Court
Courts must not be hypersensitive or swung by emotions while exercising contempt jurisdiction, the Supreme Court has said.
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Imran Khan Gets 1 More Week To Submit Reply In Contempt Of Court Case
Pakistan's top court on Monday granted former prime minister Imran Khan one more week to submit a detailed reply in the contempt of court case presently pending in court against him.
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After Paying Fine, Prashant Bhushan Seeks Top Court Review Of Conviction
Lawyer-activist Prashant Bhushan moved the Supreme Court on Monday seeking a review of his guilty verdict in last month's criminal contempt case
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Justice Markandey Katju Submits Apology In Supreme Court Over Post Criticising Soumya Verdict
With an unconditional apology, former Supreme Court judge Markandey Katju today extricated himself from a contempt case over a blog post in which he had sharply criticised the court's verdict in the 2011 rape and murder of 23-year-old Soumya in Kerala.
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High Court Drops Contempt Action Against Kerala Minister; Accepts Apology
In a relief to state Culture Minister KC Joseph, the Kerala High Court today dropped the contempt of court proceedings against him over his remarks about one of its judges, accepting his unconditional apology.
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Lebanese Journalist Goes on Trial for Contempt in The Hague
A Lebanese journalist and her television channel are due to go before a UN-backed court today in a trial that critics say raises questions about press freedom, but which prosecutors say is essential to protect vulnerable witnesses.
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Pakistan Supreme Court to charge PM Gilani with contempt
Pakistan's Supreme Court vowed Thursday to charge the prime minister with contempt for his failure to reopen an old corruption case against the president, ramping up a destabilizing political crisis just as Washington seeks to rebuild a troubled anti-terror alliance with the country.
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Court Action Against Woman For Using "Derogatory Language" Against Judge
The Delhi High Court has initiated contempt action against an Indian woman living in Australia for using "derogatory" language against the judge, saying her remarks are patently contemptuous and show complete disregard to the dignity of the court.
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In Contempt Cases, Don't Let Emotions Affect Judgment: Supreme Court
Courts must not be hypersensitive or swung by emotions while exercising contempt jurisdiction, the Supreme Court has said.
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Imran Khan Gets 1 More Week To Submit Reply In Contempt Of Court Case
Pakistan's top court on Monday granted former prime minister Imran Khan one more week to submit a detailed reply in the contempt of court case presently pending in court against him.
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After Paying Fine, Prashant Bhushan Seeks Top Court Review Of Conviction
Lawyer-activist Prashant Bhushan moved the Supreme Court on Monday seeking a review of his guilty verdict in last month's criminal contempt case
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Justice Markandey Katju Submits Apology In Supreme Court Over Post Criticising Soumya Verdict
With an unconditional apology, former Supreme Court judge Markandey Katju today extricated himself from a contempt case over a blog post in which he had sharply criticised the court's verdict in the 2011 rape and murder of 23-year-old Soumya in Kerala.
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High Court Drops Contempt Action Against Kerala Minister; Accepts Apology
In a relief to state Culture Minister KC Joseph, the Kerala High Court today dropped the contempt of court proceedings against him over his remarks about one of its judges, accepting his unconditional apology.
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Lebanese Journalist Goes on Trial for Contempt in The Hague
A Lebanese journalist and her television channel are due to go before a UN-backed court today in a trial that critics say raises questions about press freedom, but which prosecutors say is essential to protect vulnerable witnesses.
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Pakistan Supreme Court to charge PM Gilani with contempt
Pakistan's Supreme Court vowed Thursday to charge the prime minister with contempt for his failure to reopen an old corruption case against the president, ramping up a destabilizing political crisis just as Washington seeks to rebuild a troubled anti-terror alliance with the country.
