Suo Motu Cognizance Of Increasing Trend Of Police Officers ‘Copy-Pasting’ Witness Statements During Criminal Investigations: Bombay HC

          It is definitely most alarming to note that none other than the Aurangabad Bench of the Bombay High Court in a most learned, laudable, landmark, logical and latest judgment titled Amol Samadhan Nikam and Ors vs State of Maharashtra in Criminal Application No. 1091 of 2025 and cited in Neutral

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FDP on Empowering Research Methodologies: Advancing Knowledge Across Disciplines | Faculty of Law, SGT University

Faculty of Law, SGT University is conducting a Faculty Development Programme on Empowering Research Methodologies: Advancing Knowledge Across Disciplines through an Inclusive, Sustainable, and Climate-sensitive Future, scheduled to commence from 26th May 2025. Date and Time 26th May – 1st June 2025 | 02:00 PM to 4:00 PM (IST). Mode Virtual. About the Programme We

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Call for Papers: HPNLU Journal of Disability Studies Volume II [Submit by June 30]

HPNLU Journal of Disability Studies invites scholarly contributions from academicians, scholars, professionals, and policymakers for its Volume II (2025). The journal solicits scholarly contributions relating to legal as well as other developments in the field of disability laws and related jurisprudence. Selection of entries shall be based on a blind peer review. About the Journal

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SUPREME COURT QUASHES CHARGESHEET IN ABETMENT OF SUICIDE CASE FOR LACK OF PROXIMATE INSTIGATION

SUPREME COURT QUASHES CHARGESHEET IN ABETMENT OF SUICIDE CASE FOR LACK OF PROXIMATE INSTIGATION The Judgment in the Case of Shenbagavalli And Ors. Vs.The Inspector Of Police, Kancheepuram District And Anr. Criminal Appeal No. 4268 and 4269 of 2024 was delivered by a Division Bench of the Supreme Court of India, comprising Hon’ble Justice Abhay

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Reinforcing the Standard of Proof: Supreme Court Acquits Revenue Inspector in Corruption Case Due to Insufficient Evidence

Reinforcing the Standard of Proof: Supreme Court Acquits Revenue Inspector in Corruption Case Due to Insufficient Evidence Introduction In a landmark decision dated May 9, 2025, the Supreme Court of India in Paritala Sudhakar v. State of Telangana [SLP(Criminal) No. 6066 of 2024] acquitted the Appellant, Paritala Sudhakar, a former Revenue Inspector, of bribery charges under the

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