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Bail in NDPS Cases in India: Key Rulings
Courts in India interpret NDPS bail strictly, but key rulings offer relief when procedural lapses or delays exist.
2 days ago6 min read
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No Individual Should Be Forcibly Subjected to Narco-Analysis”: Supreme Court Reaffirms Constitutional Safeguards in Amlesh Kumar Case
Introduction Case Analysis: Amlesh Kumar v. State of Bihar , Criminal Appeal No. __ of 2025 (Arising out of SLP (Crl.) No. 5392 of 2024)...
4 days ago4 min read
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Preventive Detention Is a Draconian Measure”: Supreme Court Quashes Kerala Detention Order in Dhanya M Case
SC calls preventive detention a “draconian measure” and quashes Kerala order for lack of public order threat.
5 days ago4 min read
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President of India Issues Ordinance Amending J&K Reservation Act to Implement 85% Reservation in Ladakh
President amends J&K Reservation Act to enable 85% quota in Ladakh, excluding 10% EWS reservation.
5 days ago1 min read
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Suspicion, However Grave, Cannot Take the Place of Proof: Supreme Court Acquits Accused in Circumstantial Murder Case (2025)
SC acquits student in 302 IPC case, holding circumstantial evidence and bullet trajectory failed to prove guilt beyond doubt.
Jun 55 min read
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Courts Should Be Careful in Proceeding Against Distant Relatives: Supreme Court Quashes 498A Case in Ghanshyam Soni Judgment
SC quashes 498A case, cautions against vague allegations on in-laws and distant relatives in matrimonial disputes.
Jun 54 min read
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The Role of Mens Rea in Indian Criminal Trials: Explained with Case Laws
An in-depth analysis of mens rea in Indian criminal law with key case laws and statutory interpretations for legal professionals.
Jun 56 min read
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“Suspicion, However Grave, Cannot Take the Place of Proof”: Supreme Court Acquits Student in Circumstantial Murder Case
Supreme Court stresses: "Suspicion can't replace proof" while acquitting student in a circumstantial evidence murder case.
Jun 44 min read
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Son Approaches Supreme Court Over Alleged Illegal Detention and Deportation Attempt of His Mother by Assam Police
SC to hear son's plea against Assam Police for allegedly detaining & planning to deport mother despite pending case.
Jun 23 min read
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A Consensual Relationship Turning Sour Is Not Ground for Criminal Prosecution: Supreme Court Quashes Rape Case in Amol Nehul Judgment
Supreme Court rules that failed relationships can't justify rape charges; quashes FIR against youth in false promise to marry case.
May 294 min read
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SC Clarifies Law on Using Accused's Section 161 CrPC Statements Against Co-Accused at Bail Stage
Supreme Court strikes down electoral bonds scheme, calling it unconstitutional and violative of voters’ right to know.
May 262 min read
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Punjab & Haryana High Court: POCSO FIR Cannot Be Quashed Merely on Subsequent Compromise
POCSO FIRs can't be quashed just because the victim, now an adult, settles with the accused, rules Punjab & Haryana High Court.
May 192 min read
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Supreme Court holds NDPS Act applies to all scheduled substances, rejects plea to limit it to Rule-based list
Supreme Court rules NDPS Act applies to all scheduled substances, clarifies scope beyond Rule-based list.
Apr 184 min read
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Supreme Court Cancels Bail of Accused in Child Trafficking Racket; Says “Children Are Not Commodities” in Sharp Rebuke to High Court
Supreme Court cancels bail in child trafficking case; slams High Court and declares, “Children are not commodities.”
Apr 165 min read
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CCTV Footage is the Axis of the Whole Chain of Circumstances: Supreme Court on Electronic Evidence Admissibility
SC stresses on procedural integrity in electronic evidence, setting new standards for digital proof in criminal trials.
Jan 294 min read
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Between ‘May Be True’ and ‘Must Be True’: Ensuring Justice Through Procedural Integrity
The Supreme Court reinforces that brutal crimes must be proven beyond a reasonable doubt, ensuring justice through procedural integrity.
Nov 25, 20244 min read
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