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Jailed For Contempt, Former High Court Judge CS Karnan To Be Released Tomorrow
Former Calcutta High Court judge C S Karnan is set to be released tomorrow after serving a six month jail sentence, which was handed out to him by the Supreme Court for contempt.
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Delhi High Court Dismisses C S Karnan's Plea Against Contempt Of Courts Act
The Delhi High Court today dismissed a plea of jailed former Calcutta High Court judge C S Karnan challenging the constitutional validity of the Contempt of Courts Act.
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Former Judge CS Karnan Seeks Remission Of Jail Term From New President Ram Nath Kovind
Former Calcutta High Court judge CS Karnan today made a representation before the newly sworn-in President, Ram Nath Kovind, seeking remission of the six-month jail term awarded to him by the Supreme Court.
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Stung By Justice Karnan, Supreme Court Says Must Review Judges' Selection
Retired Justice CS Karnan's conduct that led the Supreme Court to send him to jail for six months for contempt underscores the need to revisit the way judges are selected, two senior Supreme Court judges have ruled. The judges also noted that a process should be in place to deal with such cases in future.
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Justice (Retired) Karnan Moves Petition Before West Bengal Governor For Bail Or Parole
Former Calcutta High Court judge C S Karnan, jailed on an order of the Supreme Court, has moved a petition before the governor of West Bengal seeking bail or parole.
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Justice (Retired) Karnan Complains Of Chest Pain, Taken To Hospital From Jail
Arrested former Calcutta High Court judge CS Karnan was taken to a state-run hospital this evening when he complained of chest pain after he was brought from Chennai and sent to the Presidency correctional home in Kolkata.
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Go To Jail, Says Supreme Court To Ex Judge CS Karnan, Rejects Bail
Former Calcutta High Court judge CS Karnan must serve six months in jail, the Supreme Court said today, refusing his request to suspend the sentence given to him by the top court in May.
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Justice (Retired) CS Karnan, At War With Supreme Court Judges, Arrested In Coimbatore
Almost six weeks after the Supreme Court ordered his arrest for contempt of court, former High Court judge CS Karnan, who retired last week, was arrested today at Tamil Nadu's Coimbatore by the West Bengal Police. He will be flown to Chennai tonight, brought to Kolkata tomorrow and sent to Presidency jail.
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Not Just CS Karnan. Controversial Remarks By India's Judges: 10 Points
Days after Calcutta High Court judge Justice CS Karnan, who faces an arrest warrant for his controversial remarks, Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad said the Justice Karnan episode calls for a greater scrutiny of the judiciary. Justice Karnan became the first sitting High Court judge to be awarded a jail term for his defamatory remarks against the t...
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Supreme Court Refuses To Hear Justice Karnan's Plea To Stay Order
Calcutta High Court judge Justice C S Karnan, evading arrest since May 9, today failed to get relief from the Supreme Court, which refused to hear his plea seeking a stay on an order awarding him a six-month jail term for contempt of court.
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Jailed For Contempt, Former High Court Judge CS Karnan To Be Released Tomorrow
Former Calcutta High Court judge C S Karnan is set to be released tomorrow after serving a six month jail sentence, which was handed out to him by the Supreme Court for contempt.
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Delhi High Court Dismisses C S Karnan's Plea Against Contempt Of Courts Act
The Delhi High Court today dismissed a plea of jailed former Calcutta High Court judge C S Karnan challenging the constitutional validity of the Contempt of Courts Act.
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Former Judge CS Karnan Seeks Remission Of Jail Term From New President Ram Nath Kovind
Former Calcutta High Court judge CS Karnan today made a representation before the newly sworn-in President, Ram Nath Kovind, seeking remission of the six-month jail term awarded to him by the Supreme Court.
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Stung By Justice Karnan, Supreme Court Says Must Review Judges' Selection
Retired Justice CS Karnan's conduct that led the Supreme Court to send him to jail for six months for contempt underscores the need to revisit the way judges are selected, two senior Supreme Court judges have ruled. The judges also noted that a process should be in place to deal with such cases in future.
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Justice (Retired) Karnan Moves Petition Before West Bengal Governor For Bail Or Parole
Former Calcutta High Court judge C S Karnan, jailed on an order of the Supreme Court, has moved a petition before the governor of West Bengal seeking bail or parole.
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Justice (Retired) Karnan Complains Of Chest Pain, Taken To Hospital From Jail
Arrested former Calcutta High Court judge CS Karnan was taken to a state-run hospital this evening when he complained of chest pain after he was brought from Chennai and sent to the Presidency correctional home in Kolkata.
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Go To Jail, Says Supreme Court To Ex Judge CS Karnan, Rejects Bail
Former Calcutta High Court judge CS Karnan must serve six months in jail, the Supreme Court said today, refusing his request to suspend the sentence given to him by the top court in May.
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Justice (Retired) CS Karnan, At War With Supreme Court Judges, Arrested In Coimbatore
Almost six weeks after the Supreme Court ordered his arrest for contempt of court, former High Court judge CS Karnan, who retired last week, was arrested today at Tamil Nadu's Coimbatore by the West Bengal Police. He will be flown to Chennai tonight, brought to Kolkata tomorrow and sent to Presidency jail.
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Not Just CS Karnan. Controversial Remarks By India's Judges: 10 Points
Days after Calcutta High Court judge Justice CS Karnan, who faces an arrest warrant for his controversial remarks, Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad said the Justice Karnan episode calls for a greater scrutiny of the judiciary. Justice Karnan became the first sitting High Court judge to be awarded a jail term for his defamatory remarks against the t...
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Supreme Court Refuses To Hear Justice Karnan's Plea To Stay Order
Calcutta High Court judge Justice C S Karnan, evading arrest since May 9, today failed to get relief from the Supreme Court, which refused to hear his plea seeking a stay on an order awarding him a six-month jail term for contempt of court.
