Kerala High Court allows remote cross-examination via video conferencing, emphasizing technological adaptation in the judiciary for enhanced access to justice.
Read Full ArticleCJI D Y Chandrachud emphasizes judges as service providers, advocating transparency and technology in courts to enhance judicial efficiency and accessibility.
CJI Chandrachud stresses need for best international juvenile justice practices to tackle rising digital crimes among minors. Emphasizes digital literacy and responsible online behavior.
Supreme Court integrates WhatsApp with its IT services to enhance access to justice and judicial transparency, simplifying case updates and information sharing.
CJI D Y Chandrachud warns about ethical, legal challenges in AI use in courts, stressing need for thorough review.
Supreme Court rules that courts cannot impose timelines or grant deemed assent for Bills, affirming flexibility under Articles 200 and 201 and reinforcing separation of powers.
20 November, 2025 12:43 PM
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