“However Dark the Past May Be, It Cannot Hold the Future Captive” — Supreme Court Ends IPS Officer’s 10-Year Legal Battle With Public Apology

Supreme Court dissolves IPS officer’s marriage using Article 142 and orders unconditional apology for filing 15 cases. All litigations quashed; both parties agree to move on peacefully.

“Not Our Domain”: Supreme Court Refuses to Enforce 6-Airbag Rule, Says It’s for the Government to Decide

The Supreme Court dismissed a PIL seeking mandatory six airbags in passenger vehicles, calling it a policy matter. The petitioner was told to approach the government instead.

Supreme Court Recalls Order After Discovering Land Compensation Secured by Fraud

The SC has declared its 2022 verdict in the Noida land case as a ‘nullity’, after finding it was obtained through deliberate deception. Fraudulently secured compensation now stands cancelled.

“They Suffered Beyond Repair”: Supreme Court Grants 2-Month Shield from Arrest in 498A Dowry Cases, Orders IPS Officer to Apologize

Supreme Court upholds Allahabad HC’s guidelines giving 2-month arrest protection in dowry cases under IPC 498A. Orders IPS officer to publish apology for wrongful jail of husband and in-laws.

‘Saviour Turned Devil’: Supreme Court Cancels Bail of Bihar Shelter Home Officer Accused of Sexual Abuse

Supreme Court slams ex-superintendent of Bihar women’s home for alleged sexual exploitation of inmates. Cancels her bail, saying her actions “shook the conscience of the court.”

“Why Should HC Help Recover Money?” — Supreme Court Slams Allahabad HC Over FIR Against Tanu Weds Manu Producer

The Supreme Court quashed an FIR against Bollywood producer Shailesh Singh, calling the civil dispute’s criminalisation a misuse of law. It criticised the HC for directing a Rs 25 lakh payment before mediation.

“When At Stake Are Human Lives and the Cost Is Blood”: SC Acquits Man on Death Row Over Doubtful Evidence

Supreme Court sets aside death penalty citing major witness contradictions. Says guilt not proved “beyond reasonable doubt” in 2013 family murder case.

Supreme Court Frees Death Row Convict, Sets New DNA Evidence Rules for All India

The Supreme Court acquitted a man on death row citing faulty DNA evidence. It issued strict nationwide guidelines on DNA collection, storage, and chain of custody.

Supreme Court Denies Early Release of Terror Convict, Asks Him to Challenge Remission Policy : “If Act Was Committed to Create Fear, It Carries Characteristics of a Terrorist Act”

Today, On 15th July, The Supreme Court refused to grant early release to a terror convict, stating, “If the act was committed to create fear, it carries the characteristics of a terrorist act,” and advised him to challenge the remission policy instead.