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"Truth Will Come Out": Siddaramaiah After Court Setback In Land Scam Case
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah - facing prosecution in connection with the alleged Mysuru land scam case - underlined his confidence in the judicial system Tuesday afternoon, and said, "I believe in the law.. The truth will finally win."
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"Judicial System Injudicious": Top Court On Woman's 3-Decade Long Divorce Fight
The trials and tribulations of a woman fighting a protracted legal battle against a family court granting the decree of divorce to her estranged husband multiple times has moved the Supreme Court.
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Top Court Concerned Over Political Influence, Revives Murder Case Against Ex MLA
Observing that the country's judicial system often finds itself grappling with pervasive issues of prolonged delay and suspected political influence, the Supreme Court has revived the trial of Chhote Singh, former BSP MLA from Uttar Pradesh, in a thr
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Supreme Court Judge On How Advanced Tech Can Prevent White-Collar Crimes
White-collar crimes present a formidable challenge to judicial and the economic systems, requiring a "multipronged and nuanced" approach, Supreme Court judge Justice Hima Kohli said on Wednesday.
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"3 British-Era Laws Changed With Concept Of Speedy Justice": Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Saturday said that the three laws of the British-era that were governing the Indian Judicial system have been changed on the concept of delivering speedy justice.
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NDTV Exclusive - "My Mission Is Use Of Technology In Courts": Chief Justice
The use of technology in judicial work, which takes it to the common man and helps bring faith on the legal system is a task he has taken as his mission, Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud told NDTV today.
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Chief Justice Spotlights "Tareekh Pe Tareekh" Syndrome In Judicial System
The perception that adjournment has become a part of the judicial system is disheartening, underlined Chief Justice DY Chandrachud on Saturday, adding that it prolongs the agony of litigants and perpetuates the cycle of backlog.
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India, Bangladesh Recognise Their Constitutions As "Living Documents": Chief Justice
Chief Justice of India D Y Chandrachud on Saturday said both India and Bangladesh share the tradition of constitutional and judicial systems largely aiming to ensure stability and both nations recognised their constitutions as "living documents."
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"Empowered Judicial System Part Of Viksit Bharat": PM As Supreme Court Turns 75
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday said the government was modernising laws keeping in view the present context and in line with the best practices.
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A Look Back At Big Changes Brought In By Chief Justice Over Last Year
Making court premises inclusive, hybrid hearing system, accessibility to judgments in regional languages, combating gender stereotypes in judicial discourse are some of the initiatives undertaken by Chief Justice DY Chandrachud over the last year.
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"Psychological Trauma...": Delhi High Court On Dowry Deaths
The judicial system cannot stand by and allow the economic circumstances of a woman's parents to become her death warrants in her matrimonial home, the Delhi High Court has observed.
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Go To Courts Instead Of Protesting On Streets On Legal Issues: Vice President
Vice-President Jagdeep Dhankhar on Monday urged people to believe in the country's judicial system rather than hitting the streets when faced with legal issues.
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Nobody Can Be Allowed To Trounce Law's Majesty: Delhi High Court
Nobody can be allowed to trounce law's majesty and pollute the streams of justice through contumacious conduct aimed at hoodwinking the judicial system, the Delhi High Court said while sending a man to jail for six months for contempt of court.
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Judges Appointing Judges A "Deeply Flawed System": Harish Salve
Harish Salve, the former Solicitor General of India, weighed in on the issue of judicial appointments issue today, saying judges appointing judges is a "deeply flawed system" that doesn't exist anywhere else in the world.
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AI Is Already Being Used in the Legal System - We Need to Pay More Attention to How We Use It
The idea of AI deciding guilt in legal proceedings may seem far-fetched, but it’s one we now need to give serious consideration to. That’s because it raises questions about the compatibility of AI with conducting fair trials. The EU has enacted legislation designed to govern how AI can and can’t be used in criminal law.
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"Truth Will Come Out": Siddaramaiah After Court Setback In Land Scam Case
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah - facing prosecution in connection with the alleged Mysuru land scam case - underlined his confidence in the judicial system Tuesday afternoon, and said, "I believe in the law.. The truth will finally win."
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"Judicial System Injudicious": Top Court On Woman's 3-Decade Long Divorce Fight
The trials and tribulations of a woman fighting a protracted legal battle against a family court granting the decree of divorce to her estranged husband multiple times has moved the Supreme Court.
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Top Court Concerned Over Political Influence, Revives Murder Case Against Ex MLA
Observing that the country's judicial system often finds itself grappling with pervasive issues of prolonged delay and suspected political influence, the Supreme Court has revived the trial of Chhote Singh, former BSP MLA from Uttar Pradesh, in a thr
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Supreme Court Judge On How Advanced Tech Can Prevent White-Collar Crimes
White-collar crimes present a formidable challenge to judicial and the economic systems, requiring a "multipronged and nuanced" approach, Supreme Court judge Justice Hima Kohli said on Wednesday.
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"3 British-Era Laws Changed With Concept Of Speedy Justice": Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Saturday said that the three laws of the British-era that were governing the Indian Judicial system have been changed on the concept of delivering speedy justice.
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NDTV Exclusive - "My Mission Is Use Of Technology In Courts": Chief Justice
The use of technology in judicial work, which takes it to the common man and helps bring faith on the legal system is a task he has taken as his mission, Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud told NDTV today.
-
Chief Justice Spotlights "Tareekh Pe Tareekh" Syndrome In Judicial System
The perception that adjournment has become a part of the judicial system is disheartening, underlined Chief Justice DY Chandrachud on Saturday, adding that it prolongs the agony of litigants and perpetuates the cycle of backlog.
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India, Bangladesh Recognise Their Constitutions As "Living Documents": Chief Justice
Chief Justice of India D Y Chandrachud on Saturday said both India and Bangladesh share the tradition of constitutional and judicial systems largely aiming to ensure stability and both nations recognised their constitutions as "living documents."
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"Empowered Judicial System Part Of Viksit Bharat": PM As Supreme Court Turns 75
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday said the government was modernising laws keeping in view the present context and in line with the best practices.
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A Look Back At Big Changes Brought In By Chief Justice Over Last Year
Making court premises inclusive, hybrid hearing system, accessibility to judgments in regional languages, combating gender stereotypes in judicial discourse are some of the initiatives undertaken by Chief Justice DY Chandrachud over the last year.
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"Psychological Trauma...": Delhi High Court On Dowry Deaths
The judicial system cannot stand by and allow the economic circumstances of a woman's parents to become her death warrants in her matrimonial home, the Delhi High Court has observed.
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Go To Courts Instead Of Protesting On Streets On Legal Issues: Vice President
Vice-President Jagdeep Dhankhar on Monday urged people to believe in the country's judicial system rather than hitting the streets when faced with legal issues.
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Nobody Can Be Allowed To Trounce Law's Majesty: Delhi High Court
Nobody can be allowed to trounce law's majesty and pollute the streams of justice through contumacious conduct aimed at hoodwinking the judicial system, the Delhi High Court said while sending a man to jail for six months for contempt of court.
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Judges Appointing Judges A "Deeply Flawed System": Harish Salve
Harish Salve, the former Solicitor General of India, weighed in on the issue of judicial appointments issue today, saying judges appointing judges is a "deeply flawed system" that doesn't exist anywhere else in the world.
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AI Is Already Being Used in the Legal System - We Need to Pay More Attention to How We Use It
The idea of AI deciding guilt in legal proceedings may seem far-fetched, but it’s one we now need to give serious consideration to. That’s because it raises questions about the compatibility of AI with conducting fair trials. The EU has enacted legislation designed to govern how AI can and can’t be used in criminal law.
