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06Nov 2024

Supreme Court Affirms Right to Know Arrest Grounds

Why in the news? The Supreme Court emphasised the constitutional requirement to inform detainees of arrest reasons, upholding Article 22(1) rights. This decision came while quashing an arrest in Maharashtra, highlighting the importance of transparency and procedural fairness in detentions. Supreme Court: Right to Know Arrest Grounds is Inviolable The Supreme Court emphasised that detainees …

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26Oct 2024

Supreme Court Clarifies Conditions for Suspending Fines

Why in the news? The Supreme Court ruled that courts must avoid imposing impractical conditions when suspending fines, emphasising that unreasonable requirements could obstruct an individual’s right to appeal and violate constitutional protections of personal liberty. Impractical Conditions for Suspension: The Supreme Court emphasised that courts must avoid imposing impractical conditions when suspending sentences involving …

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25Oct 2024

Justice Sanjiv Khanna Appointed as Next Chief Justice of India

Why in the news? Justice Sanjiv Khanna will become India’s 51st Chief Justice on November 11, succeeding CJI DY Chandrachud. Known for landmark rulings, his term extends until May 13, 2025. Justice Sanjiv Khanna Appointed as Chief Justice of India: Justice Sanjiv Khanna has been appointed as the next Chief Justice of India, with his …

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28Sep 2024

Why in the news? A Supreme Court bench, led by Chief Justice DY Chandrachud, raised concerns over Karnataka High Court Justice V Srishananda’s inappropriate comments, including calling a Bengaluru locality “mini Pakistan.” Justice Srishananda apologised, and the SC refrained from further action, showing how even minor SC interventions send a strong message to judges. About …

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