Israeli police accused of using Pegasus malware to spy illegally on citizens
Written By – Rajnish Israeli daily News agency reveled that the Israeli Police uses NSO’s Pegasus spyware to remotely hack the citizens’ phones, control them and extract the information from them. The news agency claimed that the persons whose phones were hacked are
Marital Rape Exception Is Fiction, “Won’t Create New Crime”.
In the case of RTI Foundation v. UOI and Ors. the Delhi high Court heard the pertinent submissions made by Senior Advocate Rebecca John. Appearing as an amicus curiae, she told the court that the removal of exception 2 from sec. 375 of
Criminalization of Marital Rape
Written By – Shruti Bharti Merely because of the institution of marriage, should a husband be permitted to act with impunity to assert his marital right to non-consensual or undesired intercourse with his wife? Recently, this question has been raised in a clutch
Member of Parliament writes to VCs of National Law Universities To Implement Reservations
Written By – Arshita Anand P Wilson, a senior advocate and Member of Parliament, wrote to the Vice-Chancellors of National Law Universities (NLUs) across the country on Tuesday, requesting that they adopt exact State-specific restrictions for their courses. The letter, dated December 25,
Plea Seeking ‘One Person One Tree’ Policy For Sustainable Development Dismisses by Delhi High Court
Written By – Radhika Soni Recently, the Delhi High Court has dismissed a public interest litigation in the case of Rahul Bhardwaj v. State, WP where the demand was made for sustainable development in the national capital through the implementation of a ‘One
Texas’s 6-week abortion ban law sent by US Appeals Court to State Supreme Court
Written By – Dakshita Dubey In United States, the State of Texas’s law that bans abortion once cardiac activity is detected — usually around six weeks, before some women know they are pregnant, is likely to stay in effect for the foreseeable future,
“Let there be no doubt that technology is now bringing focus on judges: Justice DY Chandrachud
Written By – Aishwarya Technology Must Be Understood As The Facilitator Of Change, But The Driver Of Change Has Been And Must Be The Human Mind: Justice DY Chandrachud “Let there be no doubt that technology is now bringing focus on judges- How
Man’s plea of mental illness rejected & gets conviction in homicide of his daughter
Written By – Vihan Recently, In the case of State v. Krishan Jambad, A Delhi court on Monday dismissed a man’s claim of mental illness and found him guilty of murdering his daughter and attempting to murder his wife. The fact that the
“Sending Photograph Of Summons Through WhatsApp Not Overreach Of Judicial System”: Delhi High Court
Written By – Radhika In the case of ICICI BANK LIMITED v. RASHMI SHARMA, the Delhi High Court has set aside an order passed by a Commercial Court to the extent of issuing a show cause notice of criminal contempt after a plaintiff
Consent Of Accused Not Required To Obtain Voice Sample; No Violation of Fundamental Rights: Kerala HC
Written By – Aishwarya Justice R. Narayana Pisharadi (Mahesh Lal N.Y v. State of Kerala) dismissed a petition alleging that the accused was not given an opportunity of being heard before being directed to produce his voice sample, and held that the accused
