Introduction Case Analysis: Amlesh Kumar v. State of Bihar , Criminal Appeal No. __ of 2025 (Arising out of SLP (Crl.) No. 5392 of 2024)...

SC calls preventive detention a “draconian measure” and quashes Kerala order for lack of public order threat.

Supreme Court slams lawyers for chaotic, out-of-turn submissions—warning such conduct harms clients more than it helps.

In May 2025, the Supreme Court reinstated a three-year practice requirement for civil judge eligibility—reversing a 2002 reform that allowed fresh graduates direct entry. While the Court emphasized courtroom experience, critics warn this ruling could sideline women, first-gen lawyers, and marginalized aspirants, raising hard questions about inclusion and equity in India's judiciary.

SC acquits student in 302 IPC case, holding circumstantial evidence and bullet trajectory failed to prove guilt beyond doubt.

Supreme Court rules that failed relationships can't justify rape charges; quashes FIR against youth in false promise to marry case.

SC rejects PIL on AI deepfakes regulation, directs petitioner to approach Delhi HC already hearing related matters.

SC strikes down MP's IFS appraisal order, reinforcing that reporting officers must be direct superiors within the Forest Department.

CJI Gavai: Constitution is supreme—Legislature, Executive, and Judiciary must uphold it together.

SC returns YouTuber Ranveer Allahabadia’s passport; FIR clubbing plea deferred in India’s Got Latent obscenity case.

CJI tells lawyer challenging collegium: “Don’t make a political speech in court” during plea listing for NJAC revival.

Supreme Court reaffirms that intent, not injury severity, is key in framing charges under Section 307 IPC.

Explore the Supreme Court's rigorous stance on written compromises and property rights in the landmark Amro Devi case.

Supreme Court overturns bail in Ajwar vs. Waseem, emphasizing rigorous scrutiny in serious criminal cases.

Supreme Court backs minimum viva voce marks in judicial recruitment, ensuring fairness and objectivity.

Supreme Court rules on non-retroactive law changes in recruitment, protecting candidates' expectations.