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

In two Constitution Bench cases, the Court clarified centre-state relationships in an asymmetric federal structure

2023 was an action-packed year for the Supreme Court. Here’s SCO’s review of the Top 10 judgements from 2023 and their fallout.

2023 has been an action-packed year at the Supreme Court. We feature 10 significant judgments and their fallout

The top court’s decision to deny Manish Sisodia bail appears to fall short of its own concerns over personal liberty

DESK BRIEF: New Bill proposes a three-member committee with two members of the ruling party to nominate members of the Election Commission.

SCO examines the major differences between key provisions of the Delhi Service Ordinance and the Delhi Service Bill.

The Supreme Court will decide if Parliament has the power to make laws for Delhi that effectively amend the Constitution under Art. 239AA.

Justice Krishna Murari authored over 60 judgements in his 3.75-year tenure at the SC.

Who should have the power to govern Delhi? In this episode of SCO Explains, we dive into the clash over control, and try and understand why