Balls brothers bury court

WASHINGTON — Elizabeth Warren gave a nod to the first two Native Americans elected to Congress. Sen. Jeff Merkley got a moment on-camera with Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. And virtually all of the Democrats who would be president have reached out to freshman Rep. Joe Cunningham in early-voting South Carolina. Think of it as dancing with the freshman stars, 2020 edition. Democrats hoping to defeat President Donald Trump are engaged in a furious courtship of congressional newcomers, a sign of the energy the freshmen bring to a party looking for a new generation of leaders, direction and know-how. For the political suitors, there's credibility to be gained from the younger, more diverse and social media-savvy members of the biggest new class since Watergate. The freshmen, meanwhile, are finding mentors among the presidential dreamers, as well as aligned interests in their ranks on such issues as climate, health care and more. But there is risk, too, for the belles of the early … [Read more...] about Belles of the ball: Dem freshmen courted by 2020 hopefuls

Share Tweet Plus One Pin It Email Print By: Live Law News Network November 2, 2018 1:43 pm Change Font Size The Supreme Court on Friday dismissed CBI’s appeal against the Delhi High Court verdict discharging all the accused including Hinduja brothers in Rs 64 crore Bofors pay-off case. A bench headed by Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi said it was not convinced with the grounds of the CBI on the delay in filing the appeal. The CBI appeal was filed in February 2018, twelve years after the Delhi High Court discharged all accused including Europe-based industrialists Hinduja brothers in the Rs 64 crore Bofors pay-off case. The Attorney General General K K Venugopal had advised against filing an appeal after a 12 year delay. “It could be dismissed on grounds of delay and could well prejudice its stand even as a respondent in the appeals already pending (Ajay Agrawal’s petition). It will be better if the CBI remains a respondent and presents its … [Read more...] about Bofors Case : SC Dismisses CBI’s Appeal Against Discharge Of Hinduja Brothers

The Delhi High Court, on Monday, came down heavily on a Trial Court Judge for rushing through a trial involving allegations of serious offences like murder and unnatural sex with a 14-year-old boy. Noting that the Additional Sessions Judge (ASJ) had allowed examination of “disproportionately” large number of prosecution witnesses on a single day, the Bench comprising Justice S. Muralidhar and Justice I.S. Mehta observed, “The Court finds merit in the contention of counsel for the Appellants that grave prejudice was caused to the accused by the above ‘super-fast’ track procedure adopted by the learned trial Judge. The Court is unable to appreciate why the learned trial Judge considered it necessary to rush through the prosecution evidence in a case of this nature and how she failed to realise that it would result in a grave miscarriage of justice. Justice hurried is justice buried.” The Court was hearing two Appeals challenging an order passed in … [Read more...] about Justice Hurried Is Justice Buried: Delhi HC Slams Trial Judge’s ‘Super-Fast’ Procedure In Murder Trial [Read Judgment]

Share Tweet Plus One Pin It Email Print By: Manu Sebastian April 22, 2018 12:20 pm Change Font Size ‘Several questions regarding the death of Judge Loya will remain unanswered forever.  This judgment is the “ADM Jabalpur” moment of the modern-day Supreme Court’ The most disturbing event in the great epic Mahabharata is the disrobing of Draupadi which happens in the royal court of Hastinapur. The naive Yudhishthira, intoxicated with the game of dice, wagered his wife Draupadi and lost her to Kauravas. Faced with abject humiliation in the Kaurava court, Draupadi looked up to Bhisma, the patriarch, for saving her honour. Draupadi questioned the right of Yudhishthira to place a bet on her, and expected Bhisma, the conscience keeper of Hastinapur, to deliver justice. But Bhishma let her down. Without addressing the broader issues of justice and morality, he chose to go by narrow confines to law to hold that the bet of Yudhishtira … [Read more...] about A Judgment Most Foul : Buried Questions In Loya Case Verdict

Mar 26, 6:36 AM EDT Newsletter Signup BusinessTechnologyWorldNationalMedia & CultureOpinionSportsLuxury World By Suman Varandani @suman09 03/26/19 AT 6:20 AM In a horrific incident, animals were seen digging up and eating a newborn baby who was buried alive by her mother. The incident took place in the back garden of the child's home in the municipality of Camocim, in the north-eastern Brazilian state of Ceara.According to the Daily Mail, neighbors witnessed the incident after they heard the cries of the baby and went to locate it. The mother's brother allegedly followed a trail of blood to the burial place where a pig and a dog were surrounding the corpse. The 24-year-old mother was later arrested by local police for burying her newborn daughter. It was believed that the woman gave birth to the child in the back garden.A spokesman for the Centre of Forensics Examinations (PEFOCE), Antonio Veras Nogueira, said the mother had tried to hide her pregnancy. … [Read more...] about Woman Buries Newborn Baby Alive, Corpse Dug Up, Eaten By Pig, Dog