Analysis

The burning legal and political questions of today invariably contain the footmarks of the early days of Country, Constitution and Court

A three-judge Bench reserved its decision on whether to stay an earlier Order directing authorities to free Delhi and the NCR of stray dogs

The Censor’s directive to include a message from the PM reflects the State’s tendency to contend with the disabled on its own, flawed terms

The Speaker constituted a three-member committee under the Judges Inquiry Act. We explain the steps involved in the parliamentary process

A presidential reference, a voter list revision in Bihar, free speech jurisprudence—July was a busy month for the SC and the SCO

In this Issue of SCO.LR, we bring you five important judgements from 4 August to 9 August 2025

Casual remarks and comments are a part of the judicial discovery process. But propriety demands that judges be wary of tone and word choices

The Court warned that if the Union does not frame the necessary guidelines by 1 September, it would do so on its own