The Court held that CrPC provisions apply to arrests under GST and Customs laws while clarifying that revenue officers are not “police"

In a recent case, the top court reiterated that a conviction can be sustained solely on the basis of the prosecutrix’s ‘unshaken’ testimony

The top court noted that discharge is on a higher pedestal than acquittal and cautioned appellate courts against restoring arrests lightly

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

70 days after his arrest by the CBI, Kejriwal relied on three favourable bail orders in his ED case to argue for interim bail

In the suo motu case on adolescent privacy, the Court issued guidelines emphasising neutral judgments

Agencies often file incomplete investigation reports to stop the clock and block default bail. The top court’s mixed signals haven’t helped

The Supreme Court called out the convicts' abuse of process in the Bilkis Bano case

The Supreme Court must take into account both structural and practical issues that cause delays at every stage of the bail process

The proceedings in the Bilkis Bano convict remission case have opened up some vital questions about subjectivity and standards

Justices Shah and Trivedi suspended the Bombay HC's Order, stating it did not deal with the merits of the case against Prof. Saibaba.

DESK BRIEF: Will the Court continue to maintain a minimum interference policy in special criminal laws with PMLA?