A recent legal study reveals how some Supreme Court references waited over two decades for a hearing, exposing major gaps in institutional tracking and the master of the roster system.
An MIT graduate and engineering lead at OpenAI was arrested by the FBI after hiding a recording device inside a company office to capture sensitive tech discussions.
A currency dealer claimed he was working from home in Sydney, but IT tracked his laptop to a luxury stay in Singapore. Here is what happens legally when you lie about your work location.
The National Human Rights Commission is offering up to 100 paid winter internship positions for law and social science students in New Delhi.
Transparency activists have moved the Supreme Court against the ECI's Delhi SIR rule forcing deleted voters to file Form 6, creating a legal dilemma.
A livestreamed incident in Germany where a remote-controlled robot groped a teenage girl raises critical legal questions about machine crime and human liability.
An Australian driver avoided immediate prison time after fatally striking an international student kneeling in the road. Here is a look at judicial discretion and comparative hit-and-run sentencing.
The Office of the Additional District and Sessions Judge in Prayagraj has released a recruitment notification for the post of Special Judicial Magistrate.
The Lawyers' Association for Constitution has approached the Supreme Court under Article 32, alleging severe police excesses, unlawful detention, and denial of legal aid during peaceful protests in Delhi.
The Madras High Court has ruled that anti-corruption agencies like the DVAC cannot use blanket exemptions under the RTI Act to hide enquiry records concerning corruption.