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Judge Who Gave "No Skin-To-Skin Contact" Order Quits: Report
Bombay High Court judge Justice Pushpa Ganediwala, who faced flak over a series of judgments that was deemed as controversial for the interpretation of what constitutes as 'sexual assault' under the POCSO Act, has resigned.
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Setback For Judge Who Gave 'No Skin-To-Skin Contact' Order: Sources
Justice Pushpa V Ganediwala, the Bombay High Court judge who on January 19 delivered controversial orders including the "skin to skin" verdict in a POCSO case, will not be made a permanent judge, sources told NDTV.
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Judge Who Passed Controversial Sex Assault Orders Gets Reduced New Term
A Bombay High Court judge, who delivered controversial orders on sexual assaults in the recent weeks, got a reduced fresh term as an additional judge. The decision to extend Justice Pushpa Ganediwala's fresh tenure by only one year, instead of two years as recommended by the Supreme Court collegium, was taken by the centre, a notification of which ...
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Fresh Term Of Bombay High Court Judge Who Delivered Controversial Verdicts Reduced To 1 Year
A Bombay High Court additional judge, who had delivered two controversial verdicts in sexual assault cases, was on Friday given a fresh one-year term as an additional judge, instead of two years as recommended by the Supreme Court collegium.
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Supreme Court Panel Acts After Judge's Controversial Sex Assault Orders
In a rare instance, the Supreme Court Collegium has withdrawn its recommendation to confirm the permanent status of a Bombay High Court judge who had passed two controversial orders on sexual assaults in the past few days. The decision to not grant permanent status has been based on the possible need for "more exposure" in such cases, according to ...
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Rape Survivor's Testimony Not Confidence-Inspiring: High Court Judge
A Bombay High Court judge, facing flak for her interpretation of sexual assault under the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act, had in two recent rulings acquitted two persons accused of raping minor girls, after noting that the survivors' testimony did not inspire confidence to fix criminal liability on the accused.
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Judge Who Gave "No Skin-To-Skin Contact" Order Quits: Report
Bombay High Court judge Justice Pushpa Ganediwala, who faced flak over a series of judgments that was deemed as controversial for the interpretation of what constitutes as 'sexual assault' under the POCSO Act, has resigned.
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Setback For Judge Who Gave 'No Skin-To-Skin Contact' Order: Sources
Justice Pushpa V Ganediwala, the Bombay High Court judge who on January 19 delivered controversial orders including the "skin to skin" verdict in a POCSO case, will not be made a permanent judge, sources told NDTV.
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Judge Who Passed Controversial Sex Assault Orders Gets Reduced New Term
A Bombay High Court judge, who delivered controversial orders on sexual assaults in the recent weeks, got a reduced fresh term as an additional judge. The decision to extend Justice Pushpa Ganediwala's fresh tenure by only one year, instead of two years as recommended by the Supreme Court collegium, was taken by the centre, a notification of which ...
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Fresh Term Of Bombay High Court Judge Who Delivered Controversial Verdicts Reduced To 1 Year
A Bombay High Court additional judge, who had delivered two controversial verdicts in sexual assault cases, was on Friday given a fresh one-year term as an additional judge, instead of two years as recommended by the Supreme Court collegium.
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Supreme Court Panel Acts After Judge's Controversial Sex Assault Orders
In a rare instance, the Supreme Court Collegium has withdrawn its recommendation to confirm the permanent status of a Bombay High Court judge who had passed two controversial orders on sexual assaults in the past few days. The decision to not grant permanent status has been based on the possible need for "more exposure" in such cases, according to ...
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Rape Survivor's Testimony Not Confidence-Inspiring: High Court Judge
A Bombay High Court judge, facing flak for her interpretation of sexual assault under the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act, had in two recent rulings acquitted two persons accused of raping minor girls, after noting that the survivors' testimony did not inspire confidence to fix criminal liability on the accused.
