Supreme Court argument has taken place in United States v. Texas, a high-stakes, hotly contested case on the Administration’s executive programs that deferred possible deportation of millions of undocumented individuals. The Court’s expected June decision is … [Read more...] about Supreme Court’s Decision on Future of DACA and DAPA
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CPIL apologies to Supreme Court, Court asks for assistance from Special Public Prosecutor in the 2G case
After the NGO CPIL, the petitioner in the 2G scam case and also in news for the controversy regrinding the contents of the visitors register of the CBI Director tendered an unconditional apology to the Supreme Court, the Apex Court agreed to hear NGO’s plea for recalling … [Read more...] about CPIL apologies to Supreme Court, Court asks for assistance from Special Public Prosecutor in the 2G case
Supreme Court warns the States of Contempt for Non-implementation of POCSO, RTE and NCPCR ACTs
Supreme Court has said that in spite of the emphatic directions that have been issued by it on 3rd January, 2013 directing all the States and the Union Territories to implement the protective provisions contained in the Protection of Rights of Children from Sexual Offences Act, … [Read more...] about Supreme Court warns the States of Contempt for Non-implementation of POCSO, RTE and NCPCR ACTs
Pak SC upholds setting up of military courts to try civilians; says vires of constitutional amendment can be examined
A 17 judge bench of the Supreme Court of Pakistan (SC) on Wednesday by majority of 11 against 6 upheld the 21st amendment to the Constitution of Pakistan providing for the establishment of military courts in Pakistan. The Court by a comprehensive majority of 14 against 3 also … [Read more...] about Pak SC upholds setting up of military courts to try civilians; says vires of constitutional amendment can be examined
Supreme Court Starts Doing What It Preaches; But Much More Needs To Be Done
Supreme Court of India (SC) recently asked the union government to finalize the Memorandum of Procedure (MoP) for the appointments and transfers in the higher judiciary. Since the Supreme Court’s National Judicial Appointments Commission (NJAC) decision of October, 2015 … [Read more...] about Supreme Court Starts Doing What It Preaches; But Much More Needs To Be Done