Advocate Is Not A Mere Mouthpiece Of His Client: Allahabad High Court On Lawyers’ Duty To Prevent Frivolous Petitions

The Allahabad High Court dismissed a challenge to the DRT Registrar’s authority, affirming the powers granted under procedural rules. It also reminded lawyers that “the learned Counsel… is not a mere mouthpiece of his client” and must reject frivolous briefs.

BREAKING | Supreme Court to Hear Final Appeals of Convicts in 2002 Gujarat Godhra Train Burning Case on May 6 & 7

The Supreme Court said Today (April 24) will begin final hearings on May 6–7 in the 2002 Godhra train burning case. Gujarat seeks death penalty for 11 convicts as others challenge their convictions.

SC Upholds Life Sentence in Maharashtra Police Constable’s Murder Based on Dying Declaration

The Supreme Court reinforced the credibility of dying declarations, emphasizing their weight in legal proceedings. The judgment upheld a life sentence for a man convicted of brutally murdering his wife in Maharashtra. The victim’s declarations, made while facing imminent death, played a vital role in delivering justice. The ruling sheds light on domestic violence issues and the judiciary’s role in addressing such crimes.