Punjab and Haryana High Court overturns suicide abetment conviction
The Punjab and Haryana High Court has overturned a conviction for abetment of suicide, highlighting the critical role of medical evidence in proving death by…
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Allahabad High Court flags UP police failure on BNSS videography mandate
The Allahabad High Court has repeatedly flagged the Uttar Pradesh Police’s non-compliance with the Section 105 BNSS mandate for video recording search and se…
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How Long Does it Take to Obtain Anticipatory Bail Without Surrender in India?
Wondering how long does it take to secure anticipatory bail without surrender in India? Learn about the process, legal framework, and factors influencing the…
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Gauhati High Court insists BNSS remedies exhausted for FIR writ petitions
The Gauhati High Court has ruled that petitioners must exhaust statutory remedies under the BNSS, 2023, before filing writ petitions for FIR registration.
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Anticipatory Bail for Non-Bailable Offenses: No Forced Surrender
India’s Supreme Court confirms the “No Forced Surrender” doctrine for anticipatory bail, strengthening pre-arrest protection for non-bailable offenses under…
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Finding a Lawyer for Anticipatory Bail: Your Guide to Pre-Arrest Protection
Need help with anticipatory bail in India? Discover the crucial role of a lawyer in navigating pre-arrest protection under the BNSS 2023, ensuring your right…
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Supreme Court clarifies police FIR registration authority despite magistrate’s rejection under Section 156(3) CrPC
The Supreme Court of India ruled that police fir registration is mandatory for cognizable offenses, even if a magistrate rejected the Section 156(3) CrPC app…
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Essential Documents Required for Anticipatory Bail Without Forced Surrender
Understand the essential Documents Required for Anticipatory Bail Without forced surrender in India, governed by Section 438 of the CrPC and the new BNSS pro…
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Rajasthan High Court’s Justice Kuldeep Mathur quashes rape charge citing “subsisting marital relationship”
The Rajasthan High Court quashed a rape charge under Section 376 IPC, ruling that a “subsisting marital relationship” was proven by cohabitation and a child’…
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