As 2023 ended, we at SCO thematically broke down what the Court said on key issues of the year

The Court ruled in favour of media outlets in some free speech cases though the key sedition matter is moving at a glacial pace

Supreme Court directs Union to frame guidelines for search and seizure of digital devices by investigative agencies

DESK BRIEF: In its 279th Report, the Law Commission recommended broadening the scope of sedition and increasing quantum of punishment.

CJI Lalit retired at the beginning of November 2022, but the Constitution Bench listed during his term continued to be heard.

A 2-Judge Bench of the SC delivered a split verdict on Karnataka’s Hijab Ban, which means the case will be deliberated for a 3rd time!

Today the SC directed the Union to submit a report on which State governments were non-compliant with the SC's Judgment Shreya Singhal.

A three-Judge Bench stayed the Malayalam channel's ban, permitting it to resume operations until the Court reaches a final verdict.

DESK BRIEF: SCO explores the fine line between security and Constitutional freedoms that the SC is set to draw across cases.

Amidst concerns of national security, the Supreme Court shall next hear the challenge to MediaOne TV's ban on March 15th.

DESK BRIEF: The SC observed that suspension of Assembly members for long periods through majority resolutions threatened democracy.

The Supreme Court is likely to hear two important cases raising questions about press freedom in 2022.