Delhi High Court imposes ₹1 lakh cost on an advocate for appearing in a virtual hearing from a moving car, holding that the conduct violated the 2025 Video Conferencing Rules.
Read Full ArticleThe Supreme Court has disposed of "unprecedented" 52,191 cases, including 45,642 miscellaneous matters and around 6549 regular matters, in the year 2023. Read all about this major judicial achievement here.
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 temporary halt to virtual court proceedings and a return to physical appearances, as police investigate under the IT Act. The court emphasizes its commitment to technology in judicial processes but stresses the need for enhanced security measures.
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