The Andhra Pradesh High Court ruled that the failure of accused individuals to submit their mobile phones cannot be deemed as non-cooperation. Justice VRK Krupa Sagar emphasized that the investigation agency should not be deterred in gathering evidence and referred to constitutional protections against self-incrimination in its decision.
A petition has been filed in the Supreme Court of India requesting virtual access to court hearings via a mobile app to enhance accessibility. Chief Justice DY Chandrachud indicated a need for careful consideration before deciding. The upcoming hearing on October 18 will clarify the court’s stance on integrating technology in legal proceedings.
Today, On 20th August, The Supreme Court criticized lawyers for submitting misleading mobile phone photographs in legal pleadings, warning of potential severe consequences, including license revocation. The remarks came during a review of photos submitted in a land encroachment case. The Court’s scrutiny arose from an appeal against a Madras High Court ruling regarding an alleged encroachment by a temple in Chennai.
