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Suo Moto Powers in Writ Jurisdictions: A South Asian Innovation?

The Indian Courts seem to have pioneered the use of suo moto powers, inspiring other South Asian Courts, including Pakistan and Bangladesh.

Mihir R

29th Jun 2021

Analysis

The Supreme Court’s Suo Moto Power Drives the COVID Litigation

DESK BRIEF: Suo moto powers have been invoked to protect fundamental rights and to scrutinise state action even during the pandemic.

29th Jun 2021

Analysis

COVID Coverage: Migrant Labourers

The COVID-19 pandemic caused a mass exodus of migrant workers eventually leading to the Court issuing orders for interim relief.

SCO Editorial Team

29th Jun 2021

Analysis

A Missed Opportunity: Vinod Dua’s Sedition Case

The Court quashed an FIR filed against journalist Vinod Dua and held that there was no incitement to violence and hence it was not sedition.

Satya Prasoon

29th Jun 2021

Analysis

Freedom of Speech and Expression: Different Arenas, Same Fight

The scope of the freedom of speech and expression has a long history in terms of judicial clarification.

Gauri Kashyap

26th Jun 2021

Analysis

How Courts Across the World Broadcast Proceedings

The Supreme Court, High Court's and apex Courts across the world have begun livestreaming proceedings to ensure greater transparency.

Mihir R

25th Jun 2021

Analysis

Election Commission: 4 Must Reads

We have curated a set of must-reads that examine the practices of the Election Commission in recent times and its interaction with the SC.

Ajoy Karpuram

22nd Jun 2021

Analysis

The Attorney General: Defender of the Constitution or Representative of the Government?

The AG’s choice of placing fidelity to the Constitution or the Government can have a significant impact on how the law is shaped.

Gauri Kashyap

22nd Jun 2021