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Saibaba

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Pulling no ‘Panches’: Bombay High Court judgement exposes evidence gaps in Prof Saibaba’s case

The High Court had discharged Saibaba in October 2022 but the top court sent it back on the ground that it hadn’t engaged with the evidence

Harsh Bora

22nd Mar 2024

Analysis

Transparency tunes in to the “dance of democracy”

The Supreme Court is now hearing a gamut of cases that will have a bearing on the future of democracy

Leena Gita Reghunath

18th Mar 2024

Saibaba

Analysis

A decade in incarceration: How justice failed Professor G.N. Saibaba

Saibaba speaks about how bail for the marginalised is a major blind spot for the Courts

Sushovan Patnaik

14th Mar 2024

supreme court Saibaba judiciary

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Judiciary must ensure that fundamental rights are closely guarded: Interview with G.N. Saibaba

Professor Saibaba speaks to SCO about how the failures of the judiciary is reflected in prisons

Sushovan Patnaik

12th Mar 2024

absurdity

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Undoing an absurdity

The Supreme Court’s decision in the Sita Soren case overrules a 26-year-old judgement on the extent of legislative immunity

R. Sai Spandana

11th Mar 2024

Analysis

Money matters are the oldest matters

Oil companies, realtors and big business have a lot riding on the outcomes of the three longest-pending nine-judge bench cases

Sushovan Patnaik

4th Mar 2024

judges

Analysis

A star in the judicial firmament: Fali Nariman on Justice Subba Rao

An excerpt from Nariman’s autobiography showcases his wit and insight on a favourite topic: Supreme Court judges

Fali S. Nariman

1st Mar 2024

agencies

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“Be you ever so high”: A brief history of the Supreme Court’s call for impartial agencies

The Jain Hawala decision was meant to have freed agencies like CBI and ED from Union interference. The government keeps finding a backdoor

Ron Bastian

28th Feb 2024