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Sean 'Diddy' Combs Confirms He Won't Testify, Then Praises The Trial Judge
Sean "Diddy" Combs told the judge during his sex trafficking trial that he was doing an "excellent job", as he confirmed Tuesday that he won't testify.
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'Now Pattern, Allegations Without Evidence': Top Court Raps Central Agency
The Supreme Court today pulled up the Enforcement Directorate (ED) while hearing a bail petition, saying it has "become a pattern" for the central agency to level allegations without evidence
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"Harassment Not Sufficient...": Big Top Court Order Amid Techie Suicide Row
Mere harassment is not sufficient to hold someone guilty of abetment to suicide, the Supreme Court has said, adding that there must be evidence of direct or indirect incitement for conviction in such cases.
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Video: President Murmu And Saina Nehwal Face Off On Badminton Court
President Droupadi Murmu made her love for sports evident as she played a friendly match of badminton with star player Saina Nehwal.
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"Ample Evidence" To Nail Him: Probe Agency On Arvind Kejriwal's Bail Request
ED asserted before a Delhi court that it has "ample evidence" to link Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal to "grave" economic offences, as it opposed his application for regular bail in a money laundering case related to the alleged excise scam.
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Amal Clooney Helped World Court Weigh Gaza War Crimes Evidence
Amal Clooney helped the International Criminal Court weigh evidence that led to the decision to seek arrest warrants for top Israeli and Hamas leaders, the human rights lawyer said Monday.
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Not Necessary To Make Arrests In Every GST Case: Supreme Court Tells Centre
The Supreme Court on Wednesday told the Centre that there is no need for making arrests in all Goods and Services Tax (GST) cases and that it can be done only if there is credible evidence and tangible material to prove culpability.
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Man Can't Be Held Guilty For Abetment Of Wife's Suicide Unless...: Supreme Court
A man cannot be held guilty for abetment of his wife's suicide within seven years of marriage unless there is cogent evidence of harassment or cruelty, the Supreme Court has said.
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Opinion: Why Supreme Court Says Newspaper Reports Are Not Evidence
The Supreme Court today backed market regulator SEBI's clean chit to the Adani Group in the Hindenburg case and said the report by the OCCRP can't be the basis for doubting the capital markets regulator's investigation.
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High Court Notice to Gujarat on Activist Teesta Setalvad's Appeal
The Gujarat High Court has issued a notice to the state government on a plea filed by social activist Teesta Setalvad seeking cancellation of a First Information Report against her for allegedly fabricating evidence in 2002 riots cases.
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Supreme Court Acquits Woman Accused Of Killing Her Baby, Says No Evidence
The Supreme Court has acquitted a woman convicted by a trial court for killing her newborn child whom she had allegedly conceived following her physical relations with a co-villager, saying there was no conclusive proof to establish her guilt.
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High Court Fines Woman After She Sends Insulting Texts To Judicial Officer
The Delhi High Court has expressed regret to a retired judicial officer, who was appointed as a local commissioner to record evidence in a divorce case, for the agony suffered due to the conduct of a litigant who made a "mockery" of the court system.
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Lawrence Bishnoi Doesn't Want Cops To Call Him "Gangster", Goes To Court
Lawrence Bishnoi filed an application before a special court seeking its direction to the investigation agency to refrain from the use of words like "terrorist" and "gangster" for him in police and court papers without "cogent or convincing" evidence
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Activist Teesta Setalvad Approaches Gujarat High Court Over 2002 Gujarat Riots Case
Social activist Teesta Setalvad on Monday moved Gujarat High Court to quash an FIR filed against her by the city crime branch for allegedly fabricating evidence in the 2002 riots cases.
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No Relief For Teesta Setalvad From Gujarat Court In 2002 Riots Case
A sessions court here on Thursday rejected activist Teesta Setalvad's application seeking discharge in a case related to alleged fabrication of evidence related to the 2002 Gujarat riots.
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Sean 'Diddy' Combs Confirms He Won't Testify, Then Praises The Trial Judge
Sean "Diddy" Combs told the judge during his sex trafficking trial that he was doing an "excellent job", as he confirmed Tuesday that he won't testify.
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'Now Pattern, Allegations Without Evidence': Top Court Raps Central Agency
The Supreme Court today pulled up the Enforcement Directorate (ED) while hearing a bail petition, saying it has "become a pattern" for the central agency to level allegations without evidence
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"Harassment Not Sufficient...": Big Top Court Order Amid Techie Suicide Row
Mere harassment is not sufficient to hold someone guilty of abetment to suicide, the Supreme Court has said, adding that there must be evidence of direct or indirect incitement for conviction in such cases.
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Video: President Murmu And Saina Nehwal Face Off On Badminton Court
President Droupadi Murmu made her love for sports evident as she played a friendly match of badminton with star player Saina Nehwal.
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"Ample Evidence" To Nail Him: Probe Agency On Arvind Kejriwal's Bail Request
ED asserted before a Delhi court that it has "ample evidence" to link Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal to "grave" economic offences, as it opposed his application for regular bail in a money laundering case related to the alleged excise scam.
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Amal Clooney Helped World Court Weigh Gaza War Crimes Evidence
Amal Clooney helped the International Criminal Court weigh evidence that led to the decision to seek arrest warrants for top Israeli and Hamas leaders, the human rights lawyer said Monday.
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Not Necessary To Make Arrests In Every GST Case: Supreme Court Tells Centre
The Supreme Court on Wednesday told the Centre that there is no need for making arrests in all Goods and Services Tax (GST) cases and that it can be done only if there is credible evidence and tangible material to prove culpability.
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Man Can't Be Held Guilty For Abetment Of Wife's Suicide Unless...: Supreme Court
A man cannot be held guilty for abetment of his wife's suicide within seven years of marriage unless there is cogent evidence of harassment or cruelty, the Supreme Court has said.
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Opinion: Why Supreme Court Says Newspaper Reports Are Not Evidence
The Supreme Court today backed market regulator SEBI's clean chit to the Adani Group in the Hindenburg case and said the report by the OCCRP can't be the basis for doubting the capital markets regulator's investigation.
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High Court Notice to Gujarat on Activist Teesta Setalvad's Appeal
The Gujarat High Court has issued a notice to the state government on a plea filed by social activist Teesta Setalvad seeking cancellation of a First Information Report against her for allegedly fabricating evidence in 2002 riots cases.
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Supreme Court Acquits Woman Accused Of Killing Her Baby, Says No Evidence
The Supreme Court has acquitted a woman convicted by a trial court for killing her newborn child whom she had allegedly conceived following her physical relations with a co-villager, saying there was no conclusive proof to establish her guilt.
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High Court Fines Woman After She Sends Insulting Texts To Judicial Officer
The Delhi High Court has expressed regret to a retired judicial officer, who was appointed as a local commissioner to record evidence in a divorce case, for the agony suffered due to the conduct of a litigant who made a "mockery" of the court system.
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Lawrence Bishnoi Doesn't Want Cops To Call Him "Gangster", Goes To Court
Lawrence Bishnoi filed an application before a special court seeking its direction to the investigation agency to refrain from the use of words like "terrorist" and "gangster" for him in police and court papers without "cogent or convincing" evidence
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Activist Teesta Setalvad Approaches Gujarat High Court Over 2002 Gujarat Riots Case
Social activist Teesta Setalvad on Monday moved Gujarat High Court to quash an FIR filed against her by the city crime branch for allegedly fabricating evidence in the 2002 riots cases.
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No Relief For Teesta Setalvad From Gujarat Court In 2002 Riots Case
A sessions court here on Thursday rejected activist Teesta Setalvad's application seeking discharge in a case related to alleged fabrication of evidence related to the 2002 Gujarat riots.
