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Life Imprisonment Without Realistic Possibility Of Parole Unconstitutional: Canada SC
R v. Bissonnette 2022 that a criminal law provision authorizing sentence of imprisonment for life without a realistic possibility of parole is unconstitutional.Hits: 5061 -
Ramsagar vs UP that: Not pressing the criminal appeal after the conviction of the accused by the court below is like the confession of the offence by the accused.Hits: 7118
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Krushna Prasad Sahoo v. Orissa This situation is unsustainable considering that it is physically impossible for just one psychiatrist to attend all prisoners in the state with mental illness.Hits: 5031
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Advocate Shashank Shekhar Dwivedi
Rape On False Promise To Marry- Married, Educated Woman Supposed To Be Well Aware Of Consequences Of Sexual Intercourse Prior To MarriageHits: 524 -
Delhi Court Convicts Kashmiri Separatist Leader Yasin Malik In Terror Funding Case
State (National Investigation Agency) vs Mohd Yasin Malik @ Aslam The Court found him guilty of the offences under the Unlawful Activities Prevention Act (UAPA) and for offences of conspiracy and...Hits: 6062 -
Ghulam Mustafa V/s UT of J&K&L that as per the provision under Section 389 of CrPC, if the convict is punished with imprisonment for a term less than ten years, no notice is required to the...Hits: 10080
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Gulam Sarvar vs UP denied bail to the prime associate of former MP Atique Ahmad (who is currently lodged in Deoria Jail) in connection with an abduction-extortion case.Hits: 4269
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Akhilesh vs UP has very rightly, remarkably and reasonably granted bail to an undertrial prisoner who has been in jail for over 11 years in connection with an attempt to murder case.Hits: 5284
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Chandresh Marskole vs Madhya Pradesh that his conviction was a result of a botch and maliciously motivated investigation by an ‘outrightly partisan’ police.Hits: 5321
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Marshalling Of Prosecution Witnesses Not Permissible At Bail Stage: MP HC
Ashok vs Madhya Pradesh that at the stage of consideration of bail, marshalling of the prosecution witnesses is not permitted.Hits: 13996 -
Ram Vilas Thru Daughter Sarojani v. U.P. that no person, including an accused can be summoned to a police station orally by subordinate police officials without the consent/approval of the...Hits: 6573
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Chetan Adesara v. Jharkhand that merely because there is a case and a counter case between the parties or merely because there has been a title suit amongst the parties, the same is not sufficient...Hits: 5767
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Zakir Khan v. Union of India that a detention order passed by the Detaining Authority based on illegible copies of documents suffers from non-application of mind and is liable to be quashed.Hits: 22982
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Kaiser Ahmad Sheikh & SHO P/S that the bank account of any of the relations of an accused (of an offence being probed into) falls within the definition of property under Section 102 CrPC.Hits: 11751
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Devendra Lodhi v/s M.P. that even for petty matters, the litigants were being forced to approach the High Court from remote and deserted regions, putting unnecessary financial burden on them.Hits: 5080
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Basant vs Madhya Pradesh that a statement made by the deceased contemporaneously with the act or immediately thereafter would be admissible as dying declaration under Section 32 of the Indian...Hits: 5387
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Bail Order Should Be Furnished To Accused In Prison On Same Day Of Pronouncement: SC
Rule 17 of the 2021 Draft Criminal Rules on Practice which the High Courts have been directed to adopt should be read as a mandate for furnishing of the bail order to the prison concerned, and the...Hits: 5555 -
Prisoner Has Right To Seek Furlough Even If He Is Not Eligible For Sentence Remission: SC
Atbir vs State of NCT of Delhi that eligibility for getting remission is not a pre-requisite for obtaining furloughHits: 5866 -
Deepak v Ramesh Sethi that the Court should not be hyper-technical, in the matter of granting opportunity to lead evidence and the like.Hits: 5767
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Send SHO For Six Months Training To Learn Law And Manner of Investigation: MP HC Directs DGP
Rajveer Singh Jatav vs MP that the Court passed the said directions pursuant to its observations on a regular basis that the police was filing charge-sheet only on the basis of confessional...Hits: 4005 -
Kamlesh @ Rinku Mohanlal Upadhyay Vs Gujarat In light of the settled principle of law, it appears that the criminal proceedings involving non-heinous offences or where the offences are...Hits: 4473
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Shraddha Gupta vs Uttar Pradesh that there can be prosecution against a person under Uttar Pradesh Gangsters and Anti-Social Activities (Prevention) Act, 1986, even in case of a single...Hits: 4835
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Rathish Babu Unnikrishnan vs The State (Govt of NCT of Delhi) The Court should be slow to grant the relief of quashing a complaint at a pre-trial stage, when the factual controversy is in the realm...Hits: 5154
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TN Suraj vs Kerala that media can’t make suggestions of guilt or innocence of a person or credibility of witnesses. It also minced no words to point out that the media trial results in...Hits: 5287
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Raja Berwa vs State that FIR or complaints can be quashed even in respect of non-compoundable offences pertaining to matrimonial disputes if the Court is satisfied that the parties have settled...Hits: 5414
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Enact Strictest Punishment For Those Who Indulge In Communal Violence
the most terrifying scenes of fundamentalists brazenly and openly brandishing swords, attacking armless people with impunity, killing them mercilessly and firing fearlessly even on police personnelHits: 4887 -
Jagjeet Singh vs Ashish Mishra @ Monu that a ‘victim’ as defined under Section 2(wa) of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 has a right to be heard at every step post the occurrence of the...Hits: 5136
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Alok Lodhi Vs. MP has quashed the FIR field by a wife against her in-laws under Section 498-A IPC observing quite clearly that the same was filed to wreak vengeance and with a revengeful intent in...Hits: 5997
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Nand Lal Through His Wife Rekha v/s Rajasthan that the denial to the convict-prisoner to perform conjugal relationship with his wife more particularly for the purpose of progeny would adversely...Hits: 4379
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Aman Lohan v/s. Haryana that heinous offences such as attempt to murder punishable under Section 307 IPC is not compoundable between parties merely by stating that they have entered into a...Hits: 4759
