Supreme Court Mandates Clear Charts in Criminal Judgments to Speed Up Trials

The Supreme Court has directed all trial courts to use structured charts for witnesses, documents and evidence in criminal judgments. The move aims to improve clarity, readability and faster review of cases by appellate courts.

All Officers Shall Go to Courts for Deposition/Evidence: Delhi Police After Lawyers Protest

Following protests by lawyers, Delhi Police has directed that all officers and personnel will physically appear in courts for deposition and evidence presentation. The directive stated, “All Police Officers/Personnel shall go to courts for deposition/evidence.”

MP Nursing College Scam| “We Forgive Murders, But These Are Premeditated Offences”: HC to Hear Case Daily from July 3

In the MP nursing college scam case, the Madhya Pradesh High Court said, “We forgive murders, because they are often crimes of passion but these are premeditated offences,” and announced daily hearings from July 3 after shocking visuals showed the poor state of nursing institutions.

Consumer Forum Dismisses Plea Against Food Outlet: “If Strictly Vegetarian, Why Order From a Restaurant That Serves Both?”

The Consumer Forum rejected a plea against a food outlet, questioning the complainants’ choice. It asked, “If strictly vegetarian, why order from a restaurant serving both veg and non-veg instead of a purely vegetarian one?”

RSS Leader Murder| “Special Court Will Be the More Appropriate Court”: SC Declines to Hear NIA Plea Against Bail to PFI Members

Today, On 16th April, In the RSS leader Srinivasan murder case, the Supreme Court refused to entertain the NIA’s plea against bail granted to PFI members. The Court said the special court would be the more appropriate forum to seek bail cancellation.

National Herald Case || Delhi HC Extends Stay on Trial Proceeding

Today, On 27th February, The Delhi High Court extended the stay on trial proceedings in the National Herald case. On February 22, 2021, the court issued notices to the Gandhis, late Oscar Fernandes, Suman Dubey, Sam Pitroda, and Young Indian (YI). It sought their response to Subramanian Swamy’s plea and put the trial on hold until further orders. The case remains pending as the court awaits further developments.