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Delhi HC rejects wrestler Sushil Kumar's bail plea in Sagar Dhankar murder case

The Delhi High Court has dismissed Olympian wrestler Sushil Kumar's bail plea. This plea was related to the Sagar Dhankar murder case from May 2021. Sushil Kumar had sought bail due to changed circumstances in the ongoing trial. He claimed all material prosecution witnesses had already been examined. The court's…

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Why James Madison Wanted Greater Limits on States' Rights

The “father of the Constitution” worried about federal and state overreach.

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Sanjay Kapur family trust case: SC 'hopeful' that matter may be resolved amicably

The Supreme Court on Thursday said it was hopeful of an amicable settlement in the family trust dispute between late industrialist Sunjay Kapur's mother, Rani Kapur, and his wife, Priya Kapur, noting that mediation was progressing "quite satisfactorily."

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SC allows convicted Asaram to engage trained care taker of his choice, no interim bail as of now

The Supreme Court denied interim bail to Asaram, who is serving a life sentence. He will now receive round-the-clock assistance from a chosen caretaker. Asaram's health grounds for bail were kept pending by the court. The Rajasthan High Court had previously granted him a 20-day parole. Experts suggested he needs…

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JEE-style NEET-UG format under active consideration; SC to hear matter August 19

The Supreme Court is considering proposed changes to the NEET-UG examination format. A shift to computer-based testing is under active government consideration. The court will hear further arguments on August 19 regarding these proposals. The government is also strengthening legal frameworks against examination fraud. Petitions seek reforms and restructuring of…

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Will challenge conviction in 2013 sexual assault case in Supreme Court, says Tarun Tejpal

Tarun Tejpal will appeal the Bombay High Court's conviction in a 2013 sexual assault case. The High Court overturned his acquittal by a Goa sessions court five years ago. He faces charges including rape and sexual harassment under the Indian Penal Code. The case involves allegations by a former junior…

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SC stays arrest of Abhishek Banerjee's aide Sumit Roy in Salboni land-grabbing case

The Supreme Court has stayed the arrest of Sumit Roy in a land-grabbing case. Roy is the Personal Assistant to Trinamool Congress MP Abhishek Banerjee. The top court directed him to cooperate fully with the ongoing investigation. The Calcutta High Court had previously rejected his anticipatory bail plea. The case…

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Supreme Court says preliminary mediation report in Sunjay Kapur family trust dispute 'positive', to await fresh report in November

The Supreme Court deemed the initial mediation report in the Sunjay Kapur family trust dispute satisfactory. This dispute involves Sunjay Kapur's mother and his wife over trust assets. Former Chief Justice D Y Chandrachud was appointed as the mediator for this case. The court awaits another report in November before…

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Lakhimpur Kheri violence case: Supreme Court refuses to further relax bail conditions of accused Ashish Mishra

The Supreme Court has denied Ashish Mishra's plea for relaxed bail conditions. Mishra is the prime accused in the 2021 Lakhimpur Kheri violence case. He sought relaxation to attend family functions and his daughters' birthdays. The court found no grounds to entertain the prayer at this stage. The violence on…

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'Compensation must cover a lifetime of suffering': Supreme Court doubles compensation to Rs 83 lakh for child left disabled in crash, says 'entire future has been taken away'

'Compensation must cover a lifetime of suffering': The Supreme Court has nearly doubled the motor accident compensation awarded to an Odisha girl who was left with 90% permanent disability after a road crash when she was just six months old, raising the total payout to Rs 83.38 lakh from Rs…

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Court intervenes to send alleged ambo stabber to trial

An accused paramedic stabber has been sent to the Supreme Court after a magistrate entered not guilty pleas on his behalf due to fitness issues.

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Democratic-Led States Sue to Block Trump's Latest Tariffs, Calling Them an Illegal End Run Around Supreme Court

A coalition of 25 Democratic-led states has filed a new lawsuit seeking to stop President Donald Trump's latest round of tariffs, arguing the administration is attempting to revive a trade policy that the U.S. Supreme Court has already ruled unlawful.

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Supreme Court agrees to hear pleas challenging new online gaming law

The Supreme Court will hear challenges to the 2026 Online Gaming Act. A PIL seeks a ban on online gambling platforms operating as social games. Lawyers must complete pleadings for the ongoing court proceedings. The Centre for Accountability and Systemic Change provided a list of 2,000 gaming apps. This action…

The Economic Times

My New Dispatch Article on Trump's Section 301 "Forced Labor" Tariffs

The article explains why the new tariffs are harmful and illegal for many of same reasons as those invalidated by the Supreme Court.

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Parliament clears bill to raise Supreme Court judge strength to 38

Parliament approved the Supreme Court (Number of Judges) Amendment Bill, 2026. This legislation increases the sanctioned strength of Supreme Court judges from 34 to 38. The bill replaces a May 2026 ordinance which had already expanded the judicial strength. MPs also urged the government to improve the apex court's infrastructure.

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Eleventh Circuit En Banc Upholds Florida Ban on Knowingly Admitting Minors to Obscene-as-to-Minors Performances

An excerpt from the long majority opinion (by Judge Andrew Brasher, signed by eight judges) yesterday in HM Florida-ORL, LLC… The post Eleventh Circuit En Banc Upholds Florida Ban on Knowingly Admitting Minors to Obscene-as-to-Minors Performances appeared first on Reason.com.

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Supreme Court agrees to hear plea seeking fuel relaxation for old Volvo cars in Delhi

The Supreme Court will hear a plea from Volvo car owners. They seek relaxation of a rule banning fuel for older vehicles. This rule prohibits vehicles exceeding age limits from plying roads. The court previously directed states to ban old diesel and petrol cars. Owners find it difficult to obtain…

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States cannot cite financial burden to oppose raising retirement age of judicial officers: SC

The Supreme Court has asked all state governments to reconsider raising the retirement age of judicial officers and take a decision within two weeks, saying financial burden is not a valid reason to oppose the move. The court said retaining experienced judges could be less costly than replacing them and…

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Plea on consumers 'right to know': Supreme Court grants six weeks to states, others to file responses

The Supreme Court granted states six weeks to file responses on a consumer 'right to know' plea. This plea seeks to inform consumers about product quality, purity, and seller details. Several states and Union Territories have yet to submit their required responses. The court is considering the importance of informed…

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Can't interfere in democratic process of Bar, says SC

The Supreme Court declined to stop the Supreme Court Bar Association from passing resolutions. It stated that the matter concerned the association's internal democratic processes. The court directed the petitioner to approach the SCBA election committee for grievances. This plea objected to a resolution supporting activist Sonam Wangchuk. Wangchuk had…

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Proposal sent for in-principle approval of scheme for modernisation of police forces: Centre to Supreme Court

A proposal for police modernisation has been sent for approval. Existing CCTV funding for police stations is extended until March 2027. The Supreme Court is monitoring progress on functional police station CCTVs. The Centre provides significant funding for CCTV installation in states. The court previously mandated CCTVs to prevent human…

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CJP protest: Supreme Court says youngsters need to be pacified, law enforcement must show restraint

The Supreme Court stressed law enforcement restraint during protests and pacifying youth. Youngsters need advice and counseling, even if some elements engage in stone-pelting. The court agreed to hear a plea seeking action against protest organizers for inciting violence. It emphasized promoting peaceful marches and exercising restraint when incidents occur.…

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No insurance, no fuel? Supreme Court proposes pilot project, extends tenure of third party insurance cover for new vehicles

The Supreme Court has proposed new measures to address widespread non-compliance with mandatory motor insurance laws. Automatic e-challans and a potential 'no insurance, no fuel' system are being considered. The court also extended mandatory third-party insurance periods for new vehicles. Citizens will soon be able to verify vehicle insurance status…

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'Involuntary experiment...': AAP's Sanjay Singh moves Rule 267 notice in Rajya Sabha against mandatory E20 petrol

Aam Aadmi Party MP Sanjay Singh raised concerns about mandatory E20 petrol implementation. He highlighted potential vehicle damage and reduced fuel efficiency for consumers nationwide. Singh cited a consumer court ruling which ordered a vehicle replacement due to E20 fuel damage. The Attorney General's description of E20 as an experiment…

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The En Banc 11th Circuit Granted Relief In Drag Show Case Where Justices Kavanaugh and Barrett Did Not

After three years on the "interim" docket, Hamburger Mary will no longer be able to show "adult live performances" to minors.

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