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Can’t Conclude That Accused Suffered From Mental Impairment If He Remained At Crime Scene Without Attempting To Flee: Kerala HC Upholds Life Sentence Of Man For Killing 3-Yr-Old Son

Can’t Conclude That Accused Suffered From Mental Impairment If He Remained At Crime Scene Without...

Tulip Kanth13 Nov 2024 2:00 PM IST

The Kerala High Court upheld the life sentence imposed upon a man for killing his 3-yr-old son and has observed that the conduct of the...

Prosecution Failed To Establish Unbroken Link Between Accused & Crime: Gujarat High Court Acquits Man In Murder Case

Prosecution Failed To Establish Unbroken Link Between Accused & Crime: Gujarat High Court Acquits...

Swasti Chaturvedi25 Sept 2024 1:15 PM IST

The Gujarat High Court acquitted a man in a murder case on the ground that the prosecution failed to establish an unbroken link between the accused...

Even If There Are Innocent Lapses In Investigation, It Can’t Be Allowed To Continue: Bombay HC Transfers Shiv Sena Ex-Corporator’s Murder Case Investigation To CBI

Even If There Are Innocent Lapses In Investigation, It Can’t Be Allowed To Continue: Bombay HC...

Swasti Chaturvedi7 Sept 2024 5:15 PM IST

Judicial Balance Must Be Struck Between Competing Forces In Criminal Trial: Rajasthan HC Refers Murder Case To CBI For Investigation

Judicial Balance Must Be Struck Between Competing Forces In Criminal Trial: Rajasthan HC Refers...

Swasti Chaturvedi17 Aug 2024 12:15 PM IST

Anomaly Of Having Two Reasonably Possible Views Must Be Resolved In Favour Of Accused: SC Acquits Man Accused Of Killing His 2.5-Year-Old Nephew

Anomaly Of Having Two Reasonably Possible Views Must Be Resolved In Favour Of Accused: SC Acquits...

Swasti Chaturvedi21 Feb 2024 1:00 PM IST

Overt Act Of Some Accused In An Unlawful Assembly With Common Object To Kill Deceased Is Sufficient To Charge All U/S 302 R/W 149 IPC: SC

Overt Act Of Some Accused In An Unlawful Assembly With Common Object To Kill Deceased Is Sufficient...

Jayanti Pahwa3 Feb 2024 2:30 PM IST

Strong Suspicion Cannot Take The Place Of Proof Beyond Reasonable Doubt: Supreme Court Acquits Murder Accused

Strong Suspicion Cannot Take The Place Of Proof Beyond Reasonable Doubt: Supreme Court Acquits...

Jayanti Pahwa25 Jan 2024 1:45 PM IST

Need To Strike Balance Between Legal Mandate To Disclose In Criminal Matters And Fundamental Right To Privacy: Supreme Court

Need To Strike Balance Between Legal Mandate To Disclose In Criminal Matters And Fundamental Right...

Jayanti Pahwa21 Oct 2023 12:15 PM IST

Apex Court Refuses To Pass Order Permitting Treatment Of Convicted Prisoner In Private Medical Hospital

Apex Court Refuses To Pass Order Permitting Treatment Of Convicted Prisoner In Private Medical...

Ramey Krishan Rana27 May 2023 4:15 PM IST

Court Duty Bound To Give Reasons For Grant Or Denial Of Bail, Especially For Serious Offences: Karnataka High Court

Court Duty Bound To Give Reasons For Grant Or Denial Of Bail, Especially For Serious Offences:...

Ashish Shaji28 Jun 2022 7:30 PM IST

Prosecution Not Required To Prove Case Beyond All Iota Of Doubt – SC In Murder Case

Prosecution Not Required To Prove Case Beyond All Iota Of Doubt – SC In Murder Case

Gurpreet Kaur3 March 2022 3:00 PM IST

Court Must Adopt Cautious Approach While Appreciating Circumstantial Evidence - SC Reiterates; Overturns Conviction

Court Must Adopt Cautious Approach While Appreciating Circumstantial Evidence - SC Reiterates;...

Karan Kumar Khetani18 Feb 2022 12:00 PM IST

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