Presumption of Innocence and Speedy Trial
Unless a statute indicates otherwise, a criminal trial would commence with the presumption of innocence. This principle is of utmost importance as the Court embarks upon a trial in its…
Unless a statute indicates otherwise, a criminal trial would commence with the presumption of innocence. This principle is of utmost importance as the Court embarks upon a trial in its…
Introduction The integrity of India’s most prestigious medical entrance exam, NEET-UG 2024, is now under judicial scrutiny. In an unexpected move, the National Testing Agency (NTA) allegedly awarded “arbitrary grace…
Introduction In a country where symbolism often gets diluted in ceremonial routine, the appointment of Justice B.R. Gavai as the 52nd Chief Justice of India (CJI) resonates far beyond protocol.…
Introduction The Supreme Court of India, in its hearing on April 21, 2025, addressed the Writ Petition (Criminal) No. 83/2025, filed by Ranveer Gautam Allahabadia against the Union of India…
Introduction The recent order passed by the Punjab and Haryana High Court in CRM-M-16421-2025 highlights significant legal and constitutional concerns regarding the alleged police brutality against Col. Pushpinder Singh Bath,…
Introduction The case of Ramesh Baghel v. State of Chhattisgarh & Others (2025 INSC 109) encapsulates the complex interplay between individual rights, community customs, and state obligations under the Indian…
The Supreme Court’s recent judgment in Mohd. Tahir Hussain v. State of NCT of Delhi delves into the contentious intersection of criminal law, electoral rights, and public policy. The petitioner,…
The Supreme Court of India, in its decision in Bhupinderpal Singh Gill vs. State of Punjab & Others (2025 INSC 83), addressed critical issues of procedural fairness in disciplinary proceedings,…
Introduction In Kulwinder vs. State of Punjab (CRM-M-64074-2024), the Punjab and Haryana High Court, through Justice Sumeet Goel’s judgment dated January 10, 2025, addresses critical issues concerning bail under the…
Introduction The Supreme Court of India’s judgment in Pooja Nankan Prasad v. State of Maharashtra addresses the critical issue of expeditious trials and the rights of undertrial prisoners. The decision…