Supreme Court weekly roundup with 7 key rulings on victim's right to speedy trial, circumstantial evidence, insurance portals, breach of trust and women's safety.
Read Full ArticleSupreme Court holds that a victim has locus standi to seek an expedited trial under Section 528 BNSS, setting aside a Delhi High Court order that dismissed the complainant’s plea as frivolous and imposed ₹10,000 costs.
Supreme Court grants bail to two UAPA accused after nearly 12 years in custody, holding that continued incarceration amid slow trial progress violates Article 21 of the Constitution.
Jammu and Kashmir High Court grants bail to murder accused after 13 years in jail, citing violation of the right to a speedy trial due to prolonged delays.
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