Analysis

The selective reading of liberty in UAPA and PMLA cases hinges on the accused’s identity. A ‘Khalid Test’ could offer a course correction

The Court’s growing impatience with legislative silence and executive inaction has led to a decision that might change the game

By taking the outright ban route, the new Union legislation collapses the tried-and-tested distinction respected by state regulations

The Court is clear that transgender rights require not just their declaration, but an architecture for their enforcement

In this Issue of SCO.LR, we bring you five important judgements from 13 October to 17 October 2025

For the first time, the Collegium has publicly acknowledged that it revisited—and changed—its decision at the Government’s request

While the Court has chosen patience over pressure for now, it has nudged the Union Government to accept the amicus’s comprehensive proposals

The Court’s move to protect minors accused before juvenile laws took effect upholds the principle of rehabilitation in criminal law