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KASAB'S TRIAL LIKELY TO BE OVER THIS WEEK

The trail of pakistani gunman ajmal kasab and indians faheem ansari and sabauddin ahmed in the 26/11 terror attack case is likely to end this week with the prosecution and defence lawyers informing the court today that they may wind up final argument in four to five days. Judge ML tahaliyani said if the arguments conclude by march 20,he would defer the case for delivering jugdment..

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Govt yet to take decision on registration of FIRs

NEW DELHI, 24 FEB: The government has not taken any final decision on mandatory registration of FIRs and is awaiting the Supreme Court verdict in a case relating to the issue.  “From time to time, views have been expressed regarding mandatory registration of complaints received by police as FIRs. No final view has been taken by the Central government. It awa..

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Heed victim plea to wed rapist: CJI

Heed victim plea to wed rapist: CJ New Delhi, March 7: In a radical suggestion, the Chief Justice of India, K.G. Balakrishnan, on Sunday said judges, lawyers and social activists should give “due regard” to the wishes of a rape victim if she chooses to marry the rapist or have the baby conceived from the crime. div class="con..

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Court refuses to believe police version on illegal bike imports

Mumbai: The Bombay high court on Wednesday refused outright to believe the findings of the police department that the illegal import of 662 motorbike spare parts was an “irregularity”. Senior advocate Aspi Chinoy, who was appointed amicus curiae (friend of the court) in the PIL initiated from a news report, told the court, “This is not carelessness or irreg..

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SHYAM BENEGAL APPROACHES SC TO VOICE GAY RIGHTS

 Shyam Benegal approaches SC to voice gay rights Gay community has finally found its lone supporter in note..

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Rajiv Gandhi Murderer Nalini Sriharan All Set to Release From Jail

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Socio economic background mitigating factor in death sentence: SC

The Supreme Court has ruled that social and economic backwardness is one of the mitigating circumstances while commuting the death sentence of two convicts to life imprisonment. The convicts Mulla and Guddu along with others had abducted five villagers and murdered them in cold blood on December 21, 1995 when they failed to meet their demands for..

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SC directed petitioner to file amended petition in Bofors gun case

The Supreme Court directed the petitioner in Bofors Guns scandal case to file within two weeks the amended petition. A bench headed by Chief Justice K G Balakrishnan adjourned the hearing of the case till March 23. The petitioner, Ajay Kumar Agarwal had sought directions to the Union Government not to permit the release of Ottavio Quattrocchi, a family friend of Gandhi family who is the main..

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Law Minister cautions police against short circuiting law

Citing omissions in developing ‘a new police system’ for an independent India, Law and Justice Minister M Veerappa Moily stressed reforms that he said ‘are still continuing.’ ‘At the dawn of independence there was no demand for a new police system for the country,’ Dr Moily told a conference on quality in governance. ‘The..

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Allahabad HC takes spurious drugs issue seriously

The Allahabad High Court held that no conscious and systematic efforts were being made for checking the proliferation of spurious drugs in Uttar Pradesh. The High Court directed the Central and the state governments to give a clear indication as to how, apart from bringing out amendments to the law, they planned to take effective actions for cont..

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CJI in cash-in-bag storm

K.G. Balakrishnan, the Chief Justice of India is in the eye of yet another storm. The Bar Association of the Punjab & Haryana High Court passed a resolution yesterday, condemning him and former Attorney General, Milon Banerjee for having given a clean chit to Justice Nirmal Yadav, in the ‘cash-in-bag’ scam. The scam broke out in August 2008, when a bag containing Rs. 15 lakh ..

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Court directs Chhattisgarh to appoint SPOs as per law

NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Thursday directed the Chhattisgarh Government to appoint Special Police Officers (SPOs), who are supporting the State Police in tackling the naxal problem, in accordance with the law. A three-judge Bench comprising Chief Justice K. G. Balakrishnan Justices S.H. Kapadia and Aftab Al..

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COURTS POWER TO ORDER CBI PROBE

SC UPHELD CONSTITUTIONAL VALIDITY OF COURTS POWERS TO ORDER CBI PROBE WITHOUT STATE GOVERNMENTS CONSENT WITH A RIDER TO USE IT CAUTIOUSLY AND SPARINGLY. ..

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SC: co directors can't be prosecuted

The supreme court today ruled that directors of  a company cannot be prosecuted in cheque bounce cases unless it is proved that the person was directly responsible or was"in charge"of the firm 's operation at the time os issuing the cheque. "evry person connected wit..

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rape victim's staement not always truth

the supreme court has held that in rape cases the testimony  of the victim cannot be considered to be the gospel truth,though ib normal circumstances her statement to be reiled upon. A bench of justices HS bedi and JM panchal said while primacy has to be given to ..

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