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Supreme Court grants bail to man whose murder conviction was upheld by High Court after 4 decadesSupreme Court panel proposes complete ban on using AI to decide verdicts or judge bail criteriaCan deletion during SIR cost you citizenship? Supreme Court's big order

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Supreme Court grants bail to man whose murder conviction was upheld by High Court after 4 decades
India
The Indian ExpressJun 10

Supreme Court grants bail to man whose murder conviction was upheld by High Court after 4 decades

The convict's lawyer said the incident occurred about 43 years ago, and that all throughout the petitioner was on bail, except for three months as an under-trial.

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Supreme Court panel proposes complete ban on using AI to decide verdicts or judge bail criteria
India
The Indian ExpressJun 4

Supreme Court panel proposes complete ban on using AI to decide verdicts or judge bail criteria

The draft regulations proposed by a Supreme Court AI committee emphasise that the use of AI in court processes will remain ‘strictly subservient to human judgment and judicial authority’.

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Can deletion during SIR cost you citizenship? Supreme Court's big order
India|India Today | Latest Stories|May 27

Can deletion during SIR cost you citizenship? Supreme Court's big order

Upholding the legality of the Special Intensive Revision (SIR), the Supreme Court on Wednesday said that the deletion of names from electoral rolls under the exercise does not determine citizenship. The controversy began after the Election Commission launched the SIR exercise in Bihar in June last year before extending it to several states, including West Bengal, Kerala and Tamil Nadu. "The ECI is directed to refer such cases within four weeks to the competent authority under the Citizenship Act, 1955, for the determination of their citizenship claims," the CJI said.

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Would Kasab have been granted bail over trial delay? Centre to Supreme Court, seeks reference of UAPA bail direction
India|The Indian Express|May 22

Would Kasab have been granted bail over trial delay? Centre to Supreme Court, seeks reference of UAPA bail direction

With conflicting orders from two-judge benches of the Supreme Court on the question of bail to accused in cases under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, the Centre on Friday strongly pressed for the.

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4.8 lakh dog bites, 42 deaths: Citing 2026 surge, Supreme Court orders removal of stray dogs from public institutions
India|The Indian Express|May 21

4.8 lakh dog bites, 42 deaths: Citing 2026 surge, Supreme Court orders removal of stray dogs from public institutions

The recently passed judgment of the Supreme Court in the stray dogs case has highlighted the cases of dog bites and dog bite-related deaths from different states. Referring to news reports, the bench.

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Umar Khalid bail denial: Supreme Court expresses serious reservations on own order
India|India Today | Latest Stories|May 18

Umar Khalid bail denial: Supreme Court expresses serious reservations on own order

The Supreme Court on Monday expressed serious reservations over its own earlier order denying bail to former JNU student leader Umar Khalid in the 2020 Delhi riots conspiracy case, observing that the ruling failed to properly apply the principles laid down by it on prolonged incarceration under the stringent Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA). Khalid, who has been in jail since September 2020, was denied bail in January this year; his review petition was rejected in April. Justice Bhuyan said the court found it “difficult to accept” the approach adopted in Umar Khalid’s case and another UAPA case involving Gurwinder Singh, noting that both judgments interpreted the stringent bail provisions under the law differently from the 2021 ruling of a three-judge bench, Live Law reported.

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No public vehicle without GPS? What the Supreme Court order means for auto, taxi and bus operators | Today News
India|mint - news|May 14

No public vehicle without GPS? What the Supreme Court order means for auto, taxi and bus operators | Today News

New Delhi: In a major push aimed at improving passenger safety and strengthening road safety enforcement, the Supreme Court of India has directed all states and Union Territories to strictly implement rules mandating GPS tracking systems and panic buttons in public service vehicles. Importantly, the installation details must also be updated on the government’s Vahan portal, which digitally tracks vehicle registration and transport-related records across India. The court’s observations come amid recurring concerns around passenger safety in public transport, particularly in urban areas where taxis and app-based cab services are widely used.

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Supreme Court stays Madras High Court order on TVK MLA Sethupathi, terms it ‘atrocious’
India|India Latest News: Top National Headlines Today & Breaking News | The Hindu|May 13

Supreme Court stays Madras High Court order on TVK MLA Sethupathi, terms it ‘atrocious’

The Supreme Court on Wednesday (May 13, 2026) found a Madras High Court intervention barring Tamil Nadu’s ruling Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) party MLA R. The apex court stayed the operation of the High Court order, allowing Mr. Sethupathi, who is the petitioner, said the apex court should pass strictures against the order passed by the High Court on May 12.

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