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"Let Them Live": Court Relief For Kerala Man, 91, Who Stabbed Wife Over Affair Allegations
The petitioner, Thevan, had been living with his wife, Kunjali, when tensions arose over suspicions she voiced about his faithfulness.
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Donald Trump Said Goodbye To His Legal Cases But Issues Have Not Left The Horizon
What could have proven luckier for Donald Trump than getting elected as the president of the United States? Because of his election win, prosecutions against him have already been dismissed.
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UK Mother Jailed For Hiding Daughter In Drawer For Nearly 3 Years
A UK woman has received a jail sentence for keeping her infant daughter hidden in a drawer under her bed for almost three years. The child, hidden from friends and family, was found in February 2023.
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Trump Says He Will Seek Google's Prosecution If He Wins Presidential Polls
Former U.S. President Donald Trump, who is the Republican presidential candidate, said on Friday he will seek the prosecution of Google if he wins the Nov. 5 election, claiming that the company only displays "bad stories" about him.
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Governor Should Not 'Pick And Choose': Siddaramaiah On Prosecution Sanction
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Tuesday said Governor Thaawarchand Gehlot should function like a representative of the President of India and not the central government.
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Supreme Court Notice To Centre In Nagaland's Petition To Prosecute 30 Army Personnel
The Supreme Court has sought responses from the Centre and the Ministry of Defence on a plea of the Nagaland government challenging denial of sanction to prosecute 30 Army personnel, who were accused of killing 13 civilians in a botched-up operation
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Woman's Live-In Partner Cannot Be Prosecuted For Cruelty As Husband: High Court
In a significant ruling, the Kerala High Court stated that a woman's partner, who is not legally married, cannot be prosecuted under Section 498A of the IPC for the offence of cruelty.
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Rap Music Serves As Evidence In Many Trials Across UK, Study Reveals
A recent study from the University of Manchester has revealed a concerning trend in England and Wales, where rap and drill music are being utilized as evidence in criminal trials, particularly those involving youth violence.
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Man Who Set Fire To UK Mosque Worshippers Sentenced To Indefinite Detention In Hospital
A man who set fire to two men as they left mosques in Britain last year was sentenced to indefinite detention in hospital, Britain's Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) said on Wednesday.
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Tamil Nadu Governor Has Given Nod To Prosecute Ex-AIADMK Ministers: DMK
The Tamil Nadu Governor has accorded sanction to prosecute former AIADMK Ministers: Dr C Vijayabaskar and B V Ramana in the gutka scam being investigated by the CBI, state Law Minister S Regupathy said in Pudukkottai on Monday.
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Tamil Nadu Officer Accused Of Breaking Teeth Of Men In Custody To Be Prosecuted
The Tamil Nadu government has accorded sanction to prosecute a suspended IPS official, Balveer Singh, facing charges of pulling out the teeth of crime suspects and detainees with pliers, an official said.
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4 Charged For 2019 Theft Of Gold Toilet Worth Rs 50 Crore In UK
The stolen item, known as "America," is not just any toilet but a unique piece of artwork.
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Three Murder Accused Fire Gunshots To Intimidate Witness In Gurugram: Cops
Residents of Ravi Nagar colony in Gurugram were sent into panic when three men came on a scooter and fired gunshots in air to intimidate a murder witness, police said.
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Court's 6-Month Deadline For Decision On Prosecuting Government Officers
The Karnataka High Court has quashed the cognizance taken by a Magistrate court in 24 criminal cases against a former executive officer of a Panchayat as there was no sanction obtained for prosecution from the competent authority in any of the cases.
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Nord Stream Pipeline Leaks Were "Acts Of Sabotage": Sweden
Swedish officials confirmed Friday that the September blasts which destroyed sections of the Nord Stream pipelines carrying natural gas from Russia to Germany under the Baltic Sea were acts of sabotage.
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"Let Them Live": Court Relief For Kerala Man, 91, Who Stabbed Wife Over Affair Allegations
The petitioner, Thevan, had been living with his wife, Kunjali, when tensions arose over suspicions she voiced about his faithfulness.
-
Donald Trump Said Goodbye To His Legal Cases But Issues Have Not Left The Horizon
What could have proven luckier for Donald Trump than getting elected as the president of the United States? Because of his election win, prosecutions against him have already been dismissed.
-
UK Mother Jailed For Hiding Daughter In Drawer For Nearly 3 Years
A UK woman has received a jail sentence for keeping her infant daughter hidden in a drawer under her bed for almost three years. The child, hidden from friends and family, was found in February 2023.
-
Trump Says He Will Seek Google's Prosecution If He Wins Presidential Polls
Former U.S. President Donald Trump, who is the Republican presidential candidate, said on Friday he will seek the prosecution of Google if he wins the Nov. 5 election, claiming that the company only displays "bad stories" about him.
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Governor Should Not 'Pick And Choose': Siddaramaiah On Prosecution Sanction
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Tuesday said Governor Thaawarchand Gehlot should function like a representative of the President of India and not the central government.
-
Supreme Court Notice To Centre In Nagaland's Petition To Prosecute 30 Army Personnel
The Supreme Court has sought responses from the Centre and the Ministry of Defence on a plea of the Nagaland government challenging denial of sanction to prosecute 30 Army personnel, who were accused of killing 13 civilians in a botched-up operation
-
Woman's Live-In Partner Cannot Be Prosecuted For Cruelty As Husband: High Court
In a significant ruling, the Kerala High Court stated that a woman's partner, who is not legally married, cannot be prosecuted under Section 498A of the IPC for the offence of cruelty.
-
Rap Music Serves As Evidence In Many Trials Across UK, Study Reveals
A recent study from the University of Manchester has revealed a concerning trend in England and Wales, where rap and drill music are being utilized as evidence in criminal trials, particularly those involving youth violence.
-
Man Who Set Fire To UK Mosque Worshippers Sentenced To Indefinite Detention In Hospital
A man who set fire to two men as they left mosques in Britain last year was sentenced to indefinite detention in hospital, Britain's Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) said on Wednesday.
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Tamil Nadu Governor Has Given Nod To Prosecute Ex-AIADMK Ministers: DMK
The Tamil Nadu Governor has accorded sanction to prosecute former AIADMK Ministers: Dr C Vijayabaskar and B V Ramana in the gutka scam being investigated by the CBI, state Law Minister S Regupathy said in Pudukkottai on Monday.
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Tamil Nadu Officer Accused Of Breaking Teeth Of Men In Custody To Be Prosecuted
The Tamil Nadu government has accorded sanction to prosecute a suspended IPS official, Balveer Singh, facing charges of pulling out the teeth of crime suspects and detainees with pliers, an official said.
-
4 Charged For 2019 Theft Of Gold Toilet Worth Rs 50 Crore In UK
The stolen item, known as "America," is not just any toilet but a unique piece of artwork.
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Three Murder Accused Fire Gunshots To Intimidate Witness In Gurugram: Cops
Residents of Ravi Nagar colony in Gurugram were sent into panic when three men came on a scooter and fired gunshots in air to intimidate a murder witness, police said.
-
Court's 6-Month Deadline For Decision On Prosecuting Government Officers
The Karnataka High Court has quashed the cognizance taken by a Magistrate court in 24 criminal cases against a former executive officer of a Panchayat as there was no sanction obtained for prosecution from the competent authority in any of the cases.
-
Nord Stream Pipeline Leaks Were "Acts Of Sabotage": Sweden
Swedish officials confirmed Friday that the September blasts which destroyed sections of the Nord Stream pipelines carrying natural gas from Russia to Germany under the Baltic Sea were acts of sabotage.
