BREAKING: “Conviction or Acquittal Doesn’t Happen on YouTube, Courts Do That”: Supreme Court Raps Kerala Journalist

The Supreme Court slammed a journalist for a defamatory YouTube video targeting a woman politician, reminding that only courts decide guilt. Interim bail was extended as the case proceeds.

“What Is the Hurry?”: Supreme Court Questions Maharashtra’s Urgency in 7/11 Mumbai Blasts Appeal

The Supreme Court questioned the Maharashtra government’s rush to list its appeal against the acquittal of all accused in the 2006 Mumbai train blasts case. The Court reminded that stays on acquittals are granted only in the “rarest of rare” cases.

Supreme Court Refuses to Quash Fine on NCB by Calcutta HC, Reduces Penalty from Rs.1 Lakh to Rs.50,000

Today, On 3d July, The Supreme Court refused to cancel the Rs.1 lakh fine imposed on the Narcotics Control Bureau by the Calcutta High Court but reduced the penalty amount to Rs.50,000, offering partial relief to the agency.

POCSO | “Victim Didn’t Treat This as Heinous Crime”: Under Article 142 SC Acquits Man Convicted of Sex with Minor

Today, On 23rd May, Using its special powers under Article 142, the Supreme Court acquitted a man earlier convicted under the POCSO Act for having a sexual relationship with a 15-year-old girl, citing the need to deliver complete justice.

2020 Sexual Harassment Case| “Failed to Present Sufficient Evidence”: Vijay Raaz Acquitted, Lawyer Says Actor Lost Work After Allegations

Actor Vijay Raaz was acquitted in the 2020 sexual harassment case due to lack of proof. The court observed, “Failed to present sufficient evidence,” while his lawyer said the false claim badly hurt his career.

Supreme Court: “Accused Cannot Be Found Guilty Solely Based on Circumstantial Evidence”

The Supreme Court ruled that a accused cannot be convicted based solely on circumstantial evidence. It further stated that the present matter was clearly a case built entirely on circumstantial evidence.

Supreme Court Acquits Six Accused With ‘Heavy Heart’ in Murder Case as 71 Witnesses Turn Hostile, Including Victim’s Son

The Supreme Court of India acquitted six murder suspects, criticizing the “overzealous” police investigation and highlighting that a significant number of witnesses turned hostile, including the victim’s son. The court emphasized that convictions must rely on valid evidence, not on assumptions or inadmissible statements, leading to the reversal of the Karnataka High Court’s ruling.

Supreme Court Acquitted Two Accused in 25-Year-Old Rape Case, Says Prosecution Story “Full of Holes”

The Supreme Court acquitted two rape convicts, calling the prosecution’s version unreliable. The court found major gaps and raised serious doubts about the evidence.

Panchayat Election| “Candidates Contesting Poll Obligated to Disclose Information on Pending Cases”: SC

Supreme Court stated that candidates contesting panchayat elections must truthfully disclose information about any pending criminal cases against them. The Court emphasised that non-disclosure amounts to corrupt practice and can lead to annulment of election results.

Cash Found at Judge’s Door | Chandigarh Court Acquits Former High Court Justice Nirmal Yadav

A Chandigarh court has acquitted former judge Justice Nirmal Yadav and three others in a 2008 corruption case. The verdict, delivered on Saturday, follows a lengthy investigation after cash was mistakenly delivered to another judge. The CBI initially filed a charge sheet in 2011, but all accused were found not guilty.