The role of AI in the judiciary must be carefully regulated
Justice B.R. Gavai has emphasized caution when integrating AI into the judicial system. While he acknowledged that AI can be a valuable tool for streamlining administrative tasks—particularly in case management, scheduling, and listing—he also highlighted the risks of becoming overly reliant. Speaking at
SC allowed visually impaired candidates in the judiciary
The court referred to the principle of reasonable accommodation, which is mandated in most of the international conventions and jurisprudence.
SC surprised by the engagement of two separate advocates for the state and its department
The issue was of enhancing the green cover in the National Capital Territory of Delhi.
‘India’s Got Latent’ Dispute | Supreme Court Issues Notice on Ashish Chanchlani’s Petition Against Multiple FIRs Over Obscenity Charges
The bench comprised of Justices Surya Kant and N Kotiswar Singh acknowledged the plea and directed notices to be served
Supreme Court Considers CBI Probe into Unauthorized Construction in Chandni Chowk
The Court also questioned the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) over its apparent failure to take adequate action against such developments.
Supreme Court Seeks Regulation of Obscene Content on YouTube and Social Media
The Court inquired about the Union Government’s stance on the matter and emphasized its willingness to take action if necessary.
Supreme Court Rejects Plea Against Naleen Kumar Kateel’s Discharge in Electoral Bond Case
The Court found the complaint vague and based on assumptions.
Karnataka High Court Issues Notice to Banks on Vijay Mallya’s Request for Debt Recovery Statement
Representing Mallya, Senior Advocate Sajan Poovayya argued that the liquidation orders for Kingfisher Airlines and its parent company UBHL had been upheld by the Supreme Court.
Supreme Court Declines to Halt Police Probe Based on Statements to Justice Hema Committee
The Court made it clear that no order can be issued to prevent the police from carrying out their investigation.
Madras High Court Quashes Case Against Accused Over Alleged Provocative Remarks
The Madras High Court has quashed a criminal case against an accused for making statements against the former Tamil Nadu Finance Minister, ruling that while the remarks were reprehensible, they did not constitute an offence under Sections 504 and 505(2) IPC. Justice N.
