The Court in the first half of 2025 displayed a patchwork of standards on bail and personal liberty

It clarified that the law on preventive detention can be used only when there is a threat to ‘public order’

50 years since the Emergency, SCO traces the Court’s gradual expansion of the right to life and personal liberty

On the 50th anniversary of the Emergency, it’s clear that half-hearted attempts to ‘reform’ Article 22 won’t cut it—deletion is the answer

Fifty years since the Emergency, a reflection on personal liberty from the lens of the UNHRC’s periodic review of ICCPR implementation

Recent decisions of the top court acknowledge the need for procedural reform but there is no sign of the all-important Constitution Bench

The Court stayed proceedings under all First Information Reports filed against members of the guild.

The Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 wasted an opportunity to bolster the right to privacy for marginalised and vulnerable groups.

Tracing the Supreme Court's decisions on queer persons' right to marriage and family.

A 5-Judge Constitution Bench will decide the validity of same-sex marriages in India. SCO breaks down the case here.

Section 43D(5) of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, 1967 lays down stringent provisions for the grant of bail.

DESK BRIEF: Does the ED’s investigative powers violate the rights of persons accused under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act, 2002?