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- Number Of Criminal Cases Alone Can't Justify Continued Police Surveillance: Rajasthan High Court
- Defamation Complaint Can't Be Referred To Police For Investigation Under Section 156(3) CrPC: Karnataka High Court
- Selecting Temple Pontiff Is Purely Religious Function, HR&CE Dept Has No Right To Appoint Or Approve Appointment: Madras High Court
- Madras High Court Issues Notice On Plea To Probe CJP Spokesperson Saurav Das' Background, Block Social Media Accounts
- Discouraging Parents From Reporting Child's Sexual Assault Not By Itself Offence Of Non-Reporting U/S 21 POCSO Act: Bombay High Court
- Two Separate Acts Of Touching Child's Breasts During Same Occurrence Constitute 'Aggravated Sexual Assault': Sikkim High Court
- State Can't Interpret Church Constitution To Decide Which Faction Has Religious Authority: Meghalaya High Court
- Instagram Account Deactivation Can't Be Challenged By Filing Writ Petition: Delhi High Court
- Supreme Court Collegium Recommends Appointment Of 5 Judicial Officers As Judges Of Madhya Pradesh High Court
- Supreme Court Collegium Recommends Six Names For Appointment As Chhattisgarh High Court Judges
- Vizhinjam Port : Kerala High Court Quashes Govt Order Forming Expert Committee To Examine Coastal Erosion
- Woman Who Tried To Throw Purse At Bombay High Court Judge Apologises
- Mere Filing Of Police Complaint Does Not Amount To Defamation: Delhi High Court
- Reminding Maharashtra Police Of Its Motto, Bombay High Court Declares Arun Ferreira's 2011 Arrest Illegal, Grants ₹2 Lakh Compensation
- Sanction To Prosecute Public Servant Can't Substitute Superior Officer's Report U/S 223(2) BNSS For PMLA Cognizance: P&H High Court
- Ashish Joshi Moves High Court Seeking Reasons For Repeated CAPF Deployment During Delhi Protests
- Video Conferencing Can Be Used To Cross-Examine Witness Unable To Travel Due To Sickness: Delhi High Court
- Madras High Court Directs Police To Monitor Online Content Targeting Judges, Bars Public Meetings Aimed At Intimidating Them
- POCSO Victim's Deposition Must Be Recorded In-Camera Even If She Attains Majority By The Time Trial Begins: Gujarat High Court