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SC Daily Update: Section 66A, Justice Indira Banerjee’s Constitution Benches

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

Gauri Kashyap

6th Sep 2022

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Monthly Review: July 2021

The Supreme Court made important decisions on land acquisition,and dismissed the review petition against the Maratha judgment.

Gauri Kashyap

1st Aug 2021

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Section 66A: The Dead Law That Still Haunts India

In 2015, the Supreme Court declared Section 66A of the IT Act unconstitutional. In 2021, it continues to be used to arrest people.

Gauri Kashyap

26th Jul 2021

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The Phantom of the IT Act

DESK BRIEF: S 66A, has been struck down but continues to be used, reminiscent of Memo 618 in 'The Good Fight'.

Mihir R

19th Jul 2021

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People's Union for Civil Liberties v Union of India

A three-judge Bench will issue further directions to ensure implementation of the judgment in Shreya Singhal v Union of India, which declared Section 66(A) of the Information Technology Act, 2000 (the IT Act) unconstitutional. Through its Orders in this case, the Court must ensure that citizens are not jailed under a law that has already been held unconstitutional.

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Next Hearing:

Last Updated: 20210714

Bench:U.U. Lalit CJI, S.R. Bhat J, Ajay Rastogi J

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