Viral Video Of 85-Year-Old Convict Walking With Stick After Verdict Nearly Triggers Supreme Court Suo Motu Action

A viral video showing 85-year-old Deep Rai alias Jisa Rai leaving a Bihar court with a walking stick after being sentenced in a 34-year-old criminal case nearly prompted the Supreme Court to initiate suo motu proceedings, reigniting debate over judicial delays and prolonged criminal trials.

Fight Between Lawyers?| “Very Unhappy Situation”: Allahabad HC Slams MACT for Withholding Woman’s Compensation

The Allahabad High Court sought an explanation from the MACT Sultanpur Presiding Officer over a two-decade delay in compensating a widow. Despite a 2019 Lok Adalat order directing payment within sixty days, she remains unpaid after six years.

Reserved Verdict to Be Pronounced Despite Judge Transfer: Delhi High Court Slams Delayed Justice

The Delhi High Court directs the pronouncement of a reserved MCOCA verdict despite the transfer of the judge, emphasizing speedy justice and condemning unnecessary delays that undermine the rights of the accused and the judicial process.

“Malaise of Delayed Commercial Justice”: Delhi Court Ends 17-Year Legal Battle Over Rs 17.92 Lakh

A Delhi court resolved a 17-year-old commercial dispute involving J&K Bank, emphasizing the negative impact of delayed justice on business confidence and the economy. District Judge Monika Saroha expressed concern over the lengthy litigation process and urged for quicker resolutions to enhance stability and promote economic growth.

“Judge Resigning to Contest Polls May Affect Public Trust”: SC’s Justice B.R. Gavai

Justice B.R. Gavai highlighted the critical role of judicial ethics and integrity at a conference in Gujarat, stressing that a judge’s conduct affects public trust. He warned that resigning to contest elections could harm perceptions of impartiality and emphasized the judiciary’s independence from other branches to maintain credibility and prevent justice delays.