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Punjab courts receive hoax bomb threats from Austria and Germany in the name of ‘Ajmal Abdul Raj’, judicial work disrupted for several hours

Special DGP (Cybercrime) V Neerja said that the senders of the emails had used Tor network and VPN services to mask their identities.

Echoes of Manu: How ancient law shapes modern indian jurisprudence

Manusmriti was a foundational Dharmashastra for pre-modern and colonial jurists, but it was never the only or final word.

Terror of anti-social elements in Vastral, man runs over people in Vadodara: Two incidents in Gujarat, two perspectives, two types of police action

The netizens demand that the accused should be treated equally by the police and courts regardless of their influence.

China imposing its legal system in the USA through underground courts run by CCP linked nonprofit groups, claims investigative report

China is reportedly imposing its legal system on American soil through a network of nonprofit organizations in the United States linked to a Chinese Communist Party (CCP) intelligence agency

TN Bar Council criticises Sanjeev Sanyal after he questioned long vacations and efficiency of judicial system: Here is what Sanyal said about the ‘fatwa’...

Sanjeev Sanyal, member of EAC-PM, said that judges can take long vacations to study, but there is no need to shut the whole judicial system during their vacations

Centre’s flagship e-court project becomes complete as the Supreme Court joins the National Judicial Data Grid portal

The flagship e-Courts project completes full circle with Supreme Court of India onboarding the National Judicial Data Grid portal

Strikes by lawyers one of the reasons why courts are burdened with pending cases, Salman Khurshid seeks solution

Salman Khurshid, along with journalist Manoj Raghuvanshi, laboured through a grilling online RoundTable discussion on ‘Khul Ke’ last Sunday on the issue.

The Judicial Brief: The need for accountability and transparency in the judicial system and imperfections that must be addressed urgently

When judiciary is at the receiving end of mockery, it is a cause of concern. It is an indication that people’s trust in the institution is wavering.

SC sentences criminal to life imprisonment in a 2004 murder case, realizes he has already been released after serving 15 years in prison

Supreme Court convicted an accused in a murder case pending from the year 2004 only to realize that the lifer had already been released from jail in 2019

Pakistan: Lahore High Court acquits ‘convicted’ murderer brother of social media star Qandeel Baloch

Wasim was acquitted after his parents had pardoned him for killing his sister and the witnesses retracted their statements.

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