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5 Instances When Supreme Court Cracked Down on "Frivolous" Petitions
Amid repeated warnings against the misuse of Public Interest Litigations (PIL), the Supreme Court has in recent hearings expressed strong concern over what it described as "frivolous petitions".
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Justice Through 6th Sense: How Supreme Court Overturned Rape Conviction
While considering the bail plea of a man convicted of rape, the Supreme Court stated that it had a "sixth sense" that the accused and the complainant could be brought together again.
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Completely Immune To Ill-Informed Commentary On Pending Cases: Top Court
The observations were made when the top court was hearing a case concerning the repatriation of certain individuals deported to Bangladesh on the alleged ground that due process was not followed.
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Cops Can't Barge Into History Sheeters' Homes For 'Surveillance': Court
The Kerala High Court has held that the police have no right to knock on the doors of suspected persons or history sheeters or "barge" into their homes at night under the guise of surveillance.
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'Shall Lean In Favour Of Accused If...': Court Tackles Big Legal Dilemma
Underlining that where two interpretations of a situation are possible, the court will lean towards one in favour of the accused, a Delhi court has acquitted a man of the charge of attempt to murder.
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Delhi High Court Suspends 2 Trial Court Judges Over Alleged Corruption
Two trial court judges have been suspended by the Delhi High Court for alleged corruption. The decision to suspend the two additional sessions judges, posted at Dwarka District Court, was taken by a full court of the high court on December 21, sources close to the Acting Chief Justice Gita Mittal's secretariat said today.
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Doctor-Turned-Law Student Who Sought Video Record Of Court Cases Grilled
A doctor-turned-law student who has sought audio-video recording of court proceedings of 'cases of public importance' and 'legally educative cases' was today grilled by the Supreme Court over his knowledge of medicine.
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5 Instances When Supreme Court Cracked Down on "Frivolous" Petitions
Amid repeated warnings against the misuse of Public Interest Litigations (PIL), the Supreme Court has in recent hearings expressed strong concern over what it described as "frivolous petitions".
-
Justice Through 6th Sense: How Supreme Court Overturned Rape Conviction
While considering the bail plea of a man convicted of rape, the Supreme Court stated that it had a "sixth sense" that the accused and the complainant could be brought together again.
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Completely Immune To Ill-Informed Commentary On Pending Cases: Top Court
The observations were made when the top court was hearing a case concerning the repatriation of certain individuals deported to Bangladesh on the alleged ground that due process was not followed.
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Cops Can't Barge Into History Sheeters' Homes For 'Surveillance': Court
The Kerala High Court has held that the police have no right to knock on the doors of suspected persons or history sheeters or "barge" into their homes at night under the guise of surveillance.
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'Shall Lean In Favour Of Accused If...': Court Tackles Big Legal Dilemma
Underlining that where two interpretations of a situation are possible, the court will lean towards one in favour of the accused, a Delhi court has acquitted a man of the charge of attempt to murder.
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Delhi High Court Suspends 2 Trial Court Judges Over Alleged Corruption
Two trial court judges have been suspended by the Delhi High Court for alleged corruption. The decision to suspend the two additional sessions judges, posted at Dwarka District Court, was taken by a full court of the high court on December 21, sources close to the Acting Chief Justice Gita Mittal's secretariat said today.
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Doctor-Turned-Law Student Who Sought Video Record Of Court Cases Grilled
A doctor-turned-law student who has sought audio-video recording of court proceedings of 'cases of public importance' and 'legally educative cases' was today grilled by the Supreme Court over his knowledge of medicine.
