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Bombay Sessions Court Grants Bail in ₹1.93 Crore Cyber Fraud Case, Reaffirms ‘Bail Is Rule, Jail Is Exception’ [Read Order]
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Bombay Sessions Court Grants Bail in ₹1.93 Crore Cyber Fraud Case, Reaffirms ‘Bail Is Rule, Jail Is Exception’ [Read Order]

Bombay Sessions Court grants bail in ₹1.93 crore cyber fraud case, citing right to liberty as investigation is complete and accused not direct beneficiary.

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Kerala HC Grants Pre-Arrest Bail To YouTube Editor Accused Of Posting Obscene Content Against The Chief Minister [Read Order] Judiciary
Kerala HC Grants Pre-Arrest Bail To YouTube Editor Accused Of Posting Obscene Content Against The Chief Minister [Read Order]

Kerala High Court grants pre-arrest bail to a YouTube editor, holding political commentary does not amount to obscene or sexually explicit content.

Punjab & Haryana HC Denies Bail For Forged Court Summons, Cites Threat To Public Trust In Judiciary [Read Order] Judiciary
Punjab & Haryana HC Denies Bail For Forged Court Summons, Cites Threat To Public Trust In Judiciary [Read Order]

Punjab & Haryana HC denies anticipatory bail to woman accused of forging court summons, saying such acts erode public trust in the justice system.

Allahabad High Court rules ‘liking’ a controversial social media post not an offense under IT Act [Read Order] Judiciary
Allahabad High Court rules ‘liking’ a controversial social media post not an offense under IT Act [Read Order]

Allahabad HC rules that merely ‘liking’ a post is not an offense under IT Act; quashes case against man accused of inciting unlawful assembly.

Limit prepaid SIM cards to 1 per person: Punjab & Haryana HC suggests to curb cyber crime Judiciary
Limit prepaid SIM cards to 1 per person: Punjab & Haryana HC suggests to curb cyber crime

The Punjab and Haryana High Court has suggested limiting SIM cards to 1 per person, in light of increased cyber crimes.

AI cant detect consent Microsoft and Google tell Delhi High Court

Microsoft and Google tell Delhi HC that AI can't detect consent for NCII takedowns, challenging a 24-hour removal directive under IT Act's safe harbour protections.

What is Forensic Audit: Know India's Legal Framework for Combating Financial Crimes

Explore forensic audits in India: key laws, processes, and their role in fighting financial fraud to ensure integrity and transparency.

Karnataka HC suspends Live Streaming, VC Hearings After 'Obscene Visuals' Played During Proceedings

The Karnataka High Court suspends live streaming and video conferencing hearings due to cybersecurity breaches, as unknown individuals disrupt proceedings with obscene visuals. The incident prompts a ...

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