Obscene, Anti-India Post Case: Supreme Court Grants Interim Bail to Assam Professor, Flags Delay in Trial

Today, On 8th December, Supreme Court granted interim bail to an Assam professor accused of posting obscene and anti-India content, noting that his trial had not yet begun. The Bench highlighted significant delays, observing that the proceedings were unlikely to conclude anytime soon.

Heightened Obligation to Ensure Dignified Security: Supreme Court Finalises Divorce, Orders Rs.50 Lakh Alimony to Judicial Officer & Advocate

Supreme Court Finalises Divorce, Orders Rs 50 Lakh Alimony to Judicial Officer and Advocate, noting that the husband’s position carries a heightened obligation. The Bench said this obligation is to ensure the wife’s fair dignified long-term security and protection.

Supreme Court Transfers Hit-and-Run Case Involving Judicial Officer from Punjab to Delhi for Fair Trial

The Supreme Court has moved a hit-and-run case against a probationary judicial officer from Punjab to a Delhi court after the victim’s family alleged bias. The Bench also directed that any further probe be handled by the Delhi Police.

Lawyer Apologizes for Misconduct Toward Woman Judge, Delhi High Court Closes Contempt Case

The Delhi High Court discharged a lawyer in a contempt case after he tendered an unconditional apology for using inappropriate language toward a woman judicial officer. The Court accepted his assurance to always maintain the decorum and dignity of the judiciary.

Supreme Court Stays Rajasthan High Court’s Strictures, Adverse Remarks Against Judge in POCSO Case

The Supreme Court has stayed the Rajasthan High Court’s order that criticised a POCSO court judge for using a “cut, copy, paste” method in her judgment and directed training. Notice has been issued to the State and further action has been halted for now.

Breaking: ‘This Will Open Pandora’s Box’: Supreme Court Refuses to Let Judges Take Fresh Judicial Exams, Upholds 3-Year Law Practice Rule

The Supreme Court refused to modify its verdict, keeping the three-year law practice requirement for eligibility in judicial services exams. Serving judges cannot use their experience to appear for fresh exams in other states.

BREAKING| Can Judicial Officer with 7+ Years at Bar Eligible for District Judge Post ?: CJI Gavai Refers to Constitution Bench

Today, 12th August, The Supreme Court, led by CJI BR Gavai, has sent to a Constitution Bench the key question of whether a judicial officer with over 7 years’ Bar experience can be appointed as District Judge under the Bar Vacancy.

“Disclose Your Crimes Before Seeking Freedom”: Supreme Court Tells High Courts to Tighten Bail Rules

Supreme Court urges all High Courts to frame rules mandating disclosure of prior criminal cases in bail applications. Also expunges harsh remarks against a judge, calling them “uncalled for” and passed without hearing him.

Supreme Court Refuses to Quash Sexual Assault Case Against Former Judge: “Shocking Allegations”

Today, On 11th June, In a strong observation, the Supreme Court called the daughter’s accusations “shocking” and refused to quash the criminal case, citing the seriousness of the sexual assault allegations against the retired judge.

Supreme Court Directs Jharkhand HC to Reconsider Single Parent Judicial Officer’s Child Care Leave Plea

The Supreme Court has instructed the Jharkhand High Court to re-evaluate a single parent judicial officer’s previously denied child care leave request. The Court emphasized that the review should not be influenced by earlier decisions. This case highlights the judiciary’s need for a sensitive approach regarding the challenges faced by single working parents.