New Criminal Laws| Chandigarh to Implement Video Conferencing Stations for Witness Participation

Chandigarh is revolutionizing its legal system with new criminal laws, introducing video conferencing stations for witnesses and implementing digital evidence management. The initiative aims to enhance accessibility and efficiency in legal processes, with training programs and awareness initiatives planned. This modernization reflects the city’s dedication to improving its judicial processes and forensic capabilities.

Calcutta High Court: No Bail for ‘Child Marriage’ Offenders

The Calcutta High Court, led by Justices Harish Tandon and Supratim Bhattacharya, addressed the prevalence of child marriages in West Bengal. The court expressed deep concern about the societal impact of such marriages and the complicity of family members. It denied bail to an accused involved in a child marriage and mandated a seminar to raise awareness against this practice.