The Court’s first week back saw a number of decisions including interim bail for Arvind Kejriwal, a review petition and Collegium activity

Bench said that the question of the 'need and necessity of arrest' is open even as the Delhi CM will have to stay in jail in the CBI case

‘Tarsem Lal’ clarifies that the ED cannot arrest after cognisance, but experts warn against reading it as a shift from ‘Vijay Madanlal'

The ED argued that reasonable suspicion of guilt is enough to determine whether a person could be arrested under PMLA

The ED argued that Arvind Kejriwal bypassed procedures by directly approaching the High Court to challenge his arrest

The Delhi CM’s release to participate in campaigning suggests that the operation of special laws must meet constitutional parameters.

The Court observed that if interim bail is granted, Kejriwal should not perform official duties as Chief Minister

Relying on the timeline of events, Singhvi argued that the co-accused in the Liquor Scam case were pressured into implicating Kejriwal

Singhvi argued that the arrest did not meet the criteria for arrest laid down by the Prevention of Money Laundering Act

The Bench will hear Kejriwal’s plea in the last week of April; Enforcement Directorate to file response a week before that

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

The Jain Hawala decision was meant to have freed agencies like CBI and ED from Union interference. The government keeps finding a backdoor