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Justice In The Time Of AI: Supreme Court's Draft Report On AI In Courtrooms
The Supreme Court's draft AI regulations for courts seek to balance technology adoption with judicial safeguards, promoting efficiency while ensuring AI remains subordinate to human judgment, transparency, accountability, and judicial independence.
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"Times Have Changed": Supreme Court On Professor's Plea In Student Suicide Case
Supreme Court On Student Suicide Case: "Times have changed. A teacher must realise the consequences of humiliating a student," the top court asserted.
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Vijay Government Secures Supreme Court Stay Against Cow Slaughter Ban Order
Challenging the high court's order, the state contended that when the legislation permits the slaughter of a particular category of cows in designated places, a judicial direction contradicting the statutory provision cannot be sustained.
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"Process Should Be Fair": Supreme Court Protects Individuals Declared Foreigners In Assam
The Supreme Court's judgement emphasised judicial fairness over state interests in citizenship cases, addressing ongoing litigations and procedural issues in Assam's Foreigners Tribunals.
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Not Reporting Child Sex Abuse A Crime, Headmaster To Be Tried: Supreme Court
The court set aside orders of the trial court and the Gauhati High Court that had discharged the headmistress from prosecution for allegedly failing to report the complaint of an eight-year-old student.
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Petitioner Abuses Chief Justice, Throws Papers, Supreme Court Spares Him
The incident took place around 11 am before a partial working-day Bench of Justices KV Viswanathan and Alok Aradhe.
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Pregnancy Norms Stall IPS Officer's Training Despite Favourable Court Opinion
The top court, however, expressed an oral agreement with Sengar's submissions against a 1993 Ministry of Home Affairs Office Memorandum (OM) governing maternity-related interruptions in IPS probationary training.
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"What Action?" Top Court Ultimatum To Civic Bodies Over Delhi, Lucknow Fires
The court demanded to know what action was being taken and threatened contempt proceedings if no visible action was taken on the ground.
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Spouse Can Seek Call And Hotel Records To Prove Adultery: Supreme Court
The case stems from a divorce petition filed by the wife, who accused her husband of cruelty and adultery.
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Supreme Court Questions Centre Over Blanket Ban On Pregnant IPS Officers During Probation Training
Supreme Court seeks Centre's response on allowing pregnant IPS probationers to resume training if medically fit.
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'Can't Proactively Remove Courtroom Videos': Meta, Google To Delhi High Court
The submissions came in a plea alleging that videos of Arvind Kejriwal's April 13 court appearance were unlawfully recorded and circulated on social media.
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"You Want Us To Regulate Chief Minister's Visits?" Supreme Court Rap For DMK
Supreme Court criticised DMK for seeking restrictions on Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Joseph Vijay's speeches in relation to the Karur stampede case.
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TVK Ministers Influencing Karur Stampede Case Witnesses? Top Court To Hear Plea
Ministers accused in the Karur stampede case are alleged to be pressuring witnesses, according to a plea filed in the Supreme Court.
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Israeli Votes To Defy Supreme Court Ruling On Broadcast Regulator
This is the first time Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government has flouted a Supreme Court ruling, although it has clashed with the judiciary in the past.
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Brazil Court Rules Jair Bolsonaro To Remain Under House Arrest
Brazil's Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes has ruled that former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro can remain under house arrest due to health concerns, a court decision showed on Friday.
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Justice In The Time Of AI: Supreme Court's Draft Report On AI In Courtrooms
The Supreme Court's draft AI regulations for courts seek to balance technology adoption with judicial safeguards, promoting efficiency while ensuring AI remains subordinate to human judgment, transparency, accountability, and judicial independence.
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"Times Have Changed": Supreme Court On Professor's Plea In Student Suicide Case
Supreme Court On Student Suicide Case: "Times have changed. A teacher must realise the consequences of humiliating a student," the top court asserted.
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Vijay Government Secures Supreme Court Stay Against Cow Slaughter Ban Order
Challenging the high court's order, the state contended that when the legislation permits the slaughter of a particular category of cows in designated places, a judicial direction contradicting the statutory provision cannot be sustained.
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"Process Should Be Fair": Supreme Court Protects Individuals Declared Foreigners In Assam
The Supreme Court's judgement emphasised judicial fairness over state interests in citizenship cases, addressing ongoing litigations and procedural issues in Assam's Foreigners Tribunals.
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Not Reporting Child Sex Abuse A Crime, Headmaster To Be Tried: Supreme Court
The court set aside orders of the trial court and the Gauhati High Court that had discharged the headmistress from prosecution for allegedly failing to report the complaint of an eight-year-old student.
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Petitioner Abuses Chief Justice, Throws Papers, Supreme Court Spares Him
The incident took place around 11 am before a partial working-day Bench of Justices KV Viswanathan and Alok Aradhe.
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Pregnancy Norms Stall IPS Officer's Training Despite Favourable Court Opinion
The top court, however, expressed an oral agreement with Sengar's submissions against a 1993 Ministry of Home Affairs Office Memorandum (OM) governing maternity-related interruptions in IPS probationary training.
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"What Action?" Top Court Ultimatum To Civic Bodies Over Delhi, Lucknow Fires
The court demanded to know what action was being taken and threatened contempt proceedings if no visible action was taken on the ground.
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Spouse Can Seek Call And Hotel Records To Prove Adultery: Supreme Court
The case stems from a divorce petition filed by the wife, who accused her husband of cruelty and adultery.
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Supreme Court Questions Centre Over Blanket Ban On Pregnant IPS Officers During Probation Training
Supreme Court seeks Centre's response on allowing pregnant IPS probationers to resume training if medically fit.
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'Can't Proactively Remove Courtroom Videos': Meta, Google To Delhi High Court
The submissions came in a plea alleging that videos of Arvind Kejriwal's April 13 court appearance were unlawfully recorded and circulated on social media.
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"You Want Us To Regulate Chief Minister's Visits?" Supreme Court Rap For DMK
Supreme Court criticised DMK for seeking restrictions on Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Joseph Vijay's speeches in relation to the Karur stampede case.
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TVK Ministers Influencing Karur Stampede Case Witnesses? Top Court To Hear Plea
Ministers accused in the Karur stampede case are alleged to be pressuring witnesses, according to a plea filed in the Supreme Court.
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Israeli Votes To Defy Supreme Court Ruling On Broadcast Regulator
This is the first time Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government has flouted a Supreme Court ruling, although it has clashed with the judiciary in the past.
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Brazil Court Rules Jair Bolsonaro To Remain Under House Arrest
Brazil's Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes has ruled that former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro can remain under house arrest due to health concerns, a court decision showed on Friday.
