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New Criminal Laws, Australian Visa: Changes Coming Into Effect From July 1
These changes encompass legal reforms, adjustments in visa rules affecting Indian students in Australia, and price hikes in the commercial vehicle sector.
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Analysis: How Donald Trump Got Convicted At His Hush Money Trial
That testimony - coupled with evidence such as bank records, emails and a surreptitious recording of Trump speaking about a hush money payment - culminated in the 12-member jury finding Trump guilty of criminal charges.
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Amal Clooney Helped World Court Weigh Gaza War Crimes Evidence
Amal Clooney helped the International Criminal Court weigh evidence that led to the decision to seek arrest warrants for top Israeli and Hamas leaders, the human rights lawyer said Monday.
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Rap Music Serves As Evidence In Many Trials Across UK, Study Reveals
A recent study from the University of Manchester has revealed a concerning trend in England and Wales, where rap and drill music are being utilized as evidence in criminal trials, particularly those involving youth violence.
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"She Was 26, Limited Value": What US Cop Said After Indian Died In Accident
The US police officer who ran over an Indian student while responding to an overdose call, will not face any criminal charges due to lack of "sufficient" evidence, authorities said.
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US Cop Who Killed Indian Student Jaahnavi Kandula Let Go Due To "Lack Of Evidence"
The Seattle police officer who struck and killed Indian student Jaahnavi Kandula while responding to an overdose call, will not face any criminal charges due to lack of "sufficient" evidence, authorities said.
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India Signs Pact With Poland For Issuing Summons, Search Warrant
India has signed an agreement with Poland for issuing summons, search warrant to any person or taking the evidence of witnesses residing in either country in relation to criminal matters.
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President Gives Assent To 3 Bills To Replace British-Era Criminal Laws
President Droupadi Murmu on Monday gave assent to the three new criminal justice bills which were cleared by Parliament last week.
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Government Replaces "Mental Illness" With "Unsound Mind" In 3 Criminal Law Bills
Centre introduced the term "unsound mind" in place of "mental illness", on the recommendations of a parliamentary panel, in the redrafted criminal law bills that seek to replace the British-era Indian Penal Code, CrPC and Indian Evidence Act.
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Opposition MPs Question "Haste" In Adopting Report On New Criminal Laws
Opposition MPs in the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Home Affairs have questioned the "haste" in adopting the draft reports on the three bills to replace the IPC, CrPC and the Evidence Act, as a meeting has been called later this week.
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"Incriminating Chats Involving...": Jagan Reddy On Chandrababu Naidu Case
"The Criminal Investigation Department (CID) presented all these pieces of evidence, while ED investigations traced the diverted funds to shell companies, resulting in further arrests," he said.
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Madras Lawyers Body Passes Resolution Against Renaming Of Criminal Laws
The Madras Bar Association (MBA) on Friday passed a resolution against the proposed renaming of the Indian Penal Code, Indian Evidence Act and the Code of Criminal Procedure.
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Parliament Panel Meets To Examine Bills Seeking To Replace Existing Criminal Laws
A parliamentary panel met here on Thursday to examine the bills which seek to replace the Indian Penal Code (IPC), Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC) and the Evidence Act.
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Centre Has A Plan To Bring New Criminal Laws By Year-End: Sources
Rajya Sabha Chairman Jagdeep Dhankhar on Friday referred the three proposed laws that will replace the IPC, CrPC and the Evidence Act to the Standing Committee on Home Affairs for examination and asked it to submit its report within three months.
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3 Bills To Replace Criminal Laws Sent To Parliamentary Panel For Review
Rajya Sabha Chairman Jagdeep Dhankhar on Friday referred the three proposed laws that will replace the IPC, CrPC and the Evidence Act to the Standing Committee on Home Affairs for examination and asked it to submit its report within three months.
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New Criminal Laws, Australian Visa: Changes Coming Into Effect From July 1
These changes encompass legal reforms, adjustments in visa rules affecting Indian students in Australia, and price hikes in the commercial vehicle sector.
-
Analysis: How Donald Trump Got Convicted At His Hush Money Trial
That testimony - coupled with evidence such as bank records, emails and a surreptitious recording of Trump speaking about a hush money payment - culminated in the 12-member jury finding Trump guilty of criminal charges.
-
Amal Clooney Helped World Court Weigh Gaza War Crimes Evidence
Amal Clooney helped the International Criminal Court weigh evidence that led to the decision to seek arrest warrants for top Israeli and Hamas leaders, the human rights lawyer said Monday.
-
Rap Music Serves As Evidence In Many Trials Across UK, Study Reveals
A recent study from the University of Manchester has revealed a concerning trend in England and Wales, where rap and drill music are being utilized as evidence in criminal trials, particularly those involving youth violence.
-
"She Was 26, Limited Value": What US Cop Said After Indian Died In Accident
The US police officer who ran over an Indian student while responding to an overdose call, will not face any criminal charges due to lack of "sufficient" evidence, authorities said.
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US Cop Who Killed Indian Student Jaahnavi Kandula Let Go Due To "Lack Of Evidence"
The Seattle police officer who struck and killed Indian student Jaahnavi Kandula while responding to an overdose call, will not face any criminal charges due to lack of "sufficient" evidence, authorities said.
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India Signs Pact With Poland For Issuing Summons, Search Warrant
India has signed an agreement with Poland for issuing summons, search warrant to any person or taking the evidence of witnesses residing in either country in relation to criminal matters.
-
President Gives Assent To 3 Bills To Replace British-Era Criminal Laws
President Droupadi Murmu on Monday gave assent to the three new criminal justice bills which were cleared by Parliament last week.
-
Government Replaces "Mental Illness" With "Unsound Mind" In 3 Criminal Law Bills
Centre introduced the term "unsound mind" in place of "mental illness", on the recommendations of a parliamentary panel, in the redrafted criminal law bills that seek to replace the British-era Indian Penal Code, CrPC and Indian Evidence Act.
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Opposition MPs Question "Haste" In Adopting Report On New Criminal Laws
Opposition MPs in the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Home Affairs have questioned the "haste" in adopting the draft reports on the three bills to replace the IPC, CrPC and the Evidence Act, as a meeting has been called later this week.
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"Incriminating Chats Involving...": Jagan Reddy On Chandrababu Naidu Case
"The Criminal Investigation Department (CID) presented all these pieces of evidence, while ED investigations traced the diverted funds to shell companies, resulting in further arrests," he said.
-
Madras Lawyers Body Passes Resolution Against Renaming Of Criminal Laws
The Madras Bar Association (MBA) on Friday passed a resolution against the proposed renaming of the Indian Penal Code, Indian Evidence Act and the Code of Criminal Procedure.
-
Parliament Panel Meets To Examine Bills Seeking To Replace Existing Criminal Laws
A parliamentary panel met here on Thursday to examine the bills which seek to replace the Indian Penal Code (IPC), Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC) and the Evidence Act.
-
Centre Has A Plan To Bring New Criminal Laws By Year-End: Sources
Rajya Sabha Chairman Jagdeep Dhankhar on Friday referred the three proposed laws that will replace the IPC, CrPC and the Evidence Act to the Standing Committee on Home Affairs for examination and asked it to submit its report within three months.
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3 Bills To Replace Criminal Laws Sent To Parliamentary Panel For Review
Rajya Sabha Chairman Jagdeep Dhankhar on Friday referred the three proposed laws that will replace the IPC, CrPC and the Evidence Act to the Standing Committee on Home Affairs for examination and asked it to submit its report within three months.
