Law & Order

Court has allowed a married woman to terminate her 33-week pregnancy

The Bombay High Court has allowed a married woman to terminate her 33-week pregnancy after the foetus was detected with severe abnormalities. The Court noted that the length of the…

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Supreme Court on Default Bail

The Supreme Court(SC) said that grant of default bail will not operate as an absolute bar to cancelling it once the charge sheet is filed and the same can be…

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Supreme Court on the scope of freedom of speech of public functionaries: Basics Explained

A statement made by a minister cannot be attributed vicariously to the government by invoking the principles of collective responsibility, the Supreme Court . Ruling out any additional restriction on…

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Acid Attacks and Legal Provisions: Basics Explained

Few days back a 17-year-old girl was allegedly attacked with acid by two bike-borne men in Delhi’s Dwarka district area. Following are the legal provisions related to Acid attack incidents….

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Freedom of religion not a right to convert: Basics Explained

The Centre told the Supreme Court it is contemplating measures to curb the “menace” of conversion through “force, fraud, allurement and deception”, while arguing that the “right to freedom of…

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Bail is the rule and jail an exception: Basics Explained

Read: Bail is the rule and jail an exception: How the right to bail has been eroded in the name of ‘public safety’ | The Financial Express The article talks…

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Supreme Court upheld 10 percent reservation for the economically weaker sections (EWS):Basics Explained

In a landmark ruling Monday, the Supreme Court upheld by a 3-2 majority the Constitution (One Hundred and Third Amendment) Act, 2019 introducing 10 percent reservation for the economically weaker…

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Supreme Court: Those conducting the ‘two-finger test’ on alleged rape victims will be held guilty of misconduct: Basics Explained

The Supreme Court ruled that those conducting the ‘two-finger test’ on alleged rape victims will be held guilty of misconduct. “The so-called test is based on the incorrect assumption that…

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Supreme Court; Preventive detention invalid if the order is delayed: Basics Explained

The Supreme Court(SC) observed that preventive detention is a serious invasion of personal liberty and all safeguards allowed under law must be adhered to. The SC  bench also set aside…

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Indian teen dies after being set on fire by alleged stalker: Basics Explained

A teenage girl in India has died after she was set on fire by an alleged stalker — who became irate when she rejected his marriage proposal. LAWS RELATED TO…

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