Media commentary has been almost unanimous in calling out the Court’s flimsy legal reasoning in its denial of bail to Khalid and Imam

A new SOP caps the length of written submissions and requires counsel to state the time sought for oral arguments

From rising pendency to fewer Constitution Benches, from cash-in-an-outhouse to a Collegium dissent, our reporter reviews the year in the SC

A recent case puts the Supreme Court’s 2018 passive euthanasia guidelines to their first real test

A habeas plea concerning five missing Rohingyas has led to concerns on the safeguards owed to non-citizens.

As the Supreme Court scrutinises the Special Intensive Revision, the question is whether justice delayed can still protect the franchise

CJI Surya Kant’s first week sets the tone for his 14-month long tenure

The Bench asked the Union pointed questions during the hearings but does it suggest that the judiciary will win this round of the turf war?

The final Constitution Bench case of CJI Gavai’s tenure may influence the composition of High Court benches for years to come

While providing a sliver of hope to Vodafone-Idea, the SC reiterated that the telecom company’s survival is a question of policy and not law

This year, the SC tweaked its approach to firecrackers from prohibition to regulation. Early signs suggest that the ‘test’ may have failed

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