Red Fort Case: Mohd. Arif @ Ashfaq v. State (NCT Of Delhi) 2022

In December 2000, a shocking terrorist attack on the Red Fort in Delhi left the nation in turmoil. This incident sparked a comprehensive legal saga involving Mohd. Arif @ Ashfaq, the mastermind behind the attack. The case, titled Mohd. Arif @ Ashfaq v. State (NCT Of Delhi) (2022), traversed a long judicial path from investigations […]
Introduction to Bail and Arrest Guidelines Case

The essence of the judiciary’s role in balancing the scales of justice often comes under scrutiny, particularly in the context of bail and arrest guidelines. At the heart of this editorial is a pivotal case that delves into the legality of arrests during investigations and the intricate interpretations of bail under criminal law. This case, […]
Introduction to Video Conferencing Evidence Case
In today’s digital era, the intersection of technology and law opens up new avenues for legal procedures. One such groundbreaking instance is the consideration of evidence via video conferencing in a court of law. This editorial delves into a significant case that posed vital questions regarding the admissibility of evidence presented through video conferencing under […]
Supreme Court Guidelines on Arrest: A Landmark Judgment
Introduction In response to rising cases of custodial violence, the Supreme Court of India has established comprehensive guidelines on arrest and detention. This landmark initiative aims to protect the fundamental human rights of detainees, reinforcing the judiciary’s dedication to justice and preventing the misuse of power in detention facilities. Key Objectives Facts Case Initiation A […]
Landmark Judgment on Police Powers: 2014
Introduction In a pivotal ruling, the Supreme Court of India outlined clear guidelines for the exercise of police power under Section 41 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 (CrPC). This was in response to the frequent misuse of Section 498A of the Indian Penal Code, 1860 (IPC), which involves cruelty towards a married woman […]
Bail and Social Justice: A Landmark Decision
Introduction In the intricate labyrinth of the Indian judiciary, the principle of bail serves as a crucial juncture between personal liberty and societal order. The case in focus delves into the nuanced debate over the Magistrate’s discretion under the Criminal Procedure Code, 1973, specifically regarding the conditions under which bail may be granted with or […]
Bail Discretion and the Judiciary: A Case Study Analysis
Introduction In the realm of criminal justice, the decision to grant bail is a pivotal one, requiring careful judicial discretion. This editorial explores the complexities of bail decisions through a case study involving suspended police officers accused of a serious crime. The journey from the Magistrate to the High Court, and ultimately to the Supreme […]
Best Bakery Case 2002: A Landmark in Judicial History
Introduction The Best Bakery Case of 2002 is a significant chapter in the annals of the Indian judiciary, highlighting the challenges in witness protection and the importance of a fair trial. This case emerged from a horrifying incident where a mob attacked Best Bakery in Vadodara, leading to the death of 14 people amidst communal […]
Landmark Judgment: Magistrate’s Authority 1973
Introduction In the complex world of legal proceedings, the role of a magistrate in directing investigations is crucial, especially under Section 156(3) of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 (CrPC). This case, centered around the tragic death of an Indian Army Major, showcases the intricate judicial interpretation of this provision. The appellant, a grieving father, […]
Supreme Court Verdict on Acid Attack Victims: A Step Towards Justice and Rehabilitation
Introduction In a landmark decision, the Supreme Court of India has emphasized the need for increased support for acid attack victims. Recognizing the severe physical, psychological, and social challenges these survivors face, the Court has directed both State and Union Territories to include acid attack victims under the disability list. This measure aims to improve […]