Surendra Gadling Bail Plea: Kapil Sibal Asks Supreme Court To List Matter Before Another Bench After Third Judge's Recusal

https://www.livelaw.in/top-stories/supreme-court-surendra-gadling-bail-2016-gadchiroli-arson-judges-recusal-542976

'Reputation Once Lost Is Lost': Delhi High Court Directs Removal Of 'Kala Hiran' Teaser Allegedly Inspired By Salman Khan Blackbuck Case

https://www.livelaw.in/high-court/delhi-high-court/salman-khan-blackbuck-poaching-kala-hiran-film-teaser-542975

Rajya Sabha MP Manoj Jha Moves Supreme Court Over Bihar Police Firing On NEET Protesters, Seeks FIRs Against Errant Officers

https://www.livelaw.in/top-stories/supreme-court-rajya-sabha-mp-manoj-jha-police-force-cjp-student-protest-neet-542973

CJI Surya Kant on pleas alleging police brutality against student protestors -

"Right to peaceful, lawful protest absolutely guaranteed under Constitution. So long as it is peaceful agitation, merely because there is agitation, there can't be...If there is excess committed, it should be independently examined. It's not only a case of Delhi. Uniformity in protocol required. Merely because agitation there, doesn't mean lathi-charge. Discipline integral to democratic process."

'Peaceful Protests Constitutionally Protected, Mere Agitation Can't Justify Lathi-Charge': CJI Suryakant In Pleas Over Jantar Mantar Police Action |

https://www.livelaw.in/top-stories/supreme-court-pleas-against-excessive-police-force-student-protestors-paper-leaks-542972

PIL against internet shutdown around Jantar Mantar amid CJP protest withdrawn from Delhi High Court.

Chief Justice allowed the withdrawal on mentioning. 

CJI: If there is excess committed, it should be independently examined. It's not only a case of Delhi. Uniformity in protocol required. Merely because agitation there, doesn't mean lathi-charge. Discipline integral to democratic process.

Pleas alleging police brutality during #StudentsProtest mentioned before #SupremeCourt

AoR Fauzia Shakil mentions petition filed by Rajya Sabha MP Manoj Jha 

Shakil: we have filed a writ petition with comprehensive information, including Bihar firing

Another counsel: multiple writs and applications filed. on account of students who have been beaten up

CJI: already filed?

Counsels: yes, we want them to be taken up alongwith cases listed today

Shakil: use of AK 47 in Siwan yesterday...we have filed data

Sr Adv Vikas Singh: Pan-India order required

CJI: One way out is, today's matter also we take up tomorrow

Counsel: I am for families of policemen beaten. Need permission to participate. They have been kicked, lynched literally

CJI: Right to peaceful, lawful protest absolutely guaranteed under Constitution. So long as it is peaceful agitation, merely because there is agitation, there can't be [excess]

J Bagchi - Injury to individual, be it to policemen or [students], is of equal concern. We may call upon state to concern why adequate [...] not given to police to handle such.

SupremeCourt to hear today pleas seeking registration of FIRs against #DelhiPolice and #CAPF personnel over the alleged use of excessive force against students who protested against #NEETPaperLeak and examination irregularities

Bench: CJI Surya Kant, J Joymalya Bagchi and J V Mohana

The petitioners specifically seek probe into the incidents of July 20, when the #SansadChalo march to Parliament was allegedly met with use of tear gas and batons

The pleas seek an independent investigation into the incidents, preservation of CCTV footage, body-camera recordings and other electronic evidence, besides compensation for protesters found to have suffered injuries

Earlier, CJI Kant declined listing of a letter petition on the issue (mentioned by Adv Narendra Mishra). Subsequently, the CJI clarified that the listing was declined as there was no properly filed petition before the court at the time.

Potential To Commit Further Crime Can't Be Inferred From Convict's Age, Physical Fitness Alone While Deciding Remission: Meghalaya High Court

https://www.livelaw.in/high-court/meghalaya-high-court/meghalaya-high-court-set-aside-decision-sentence-review-committee-rejecting-sentence-remission-542965