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Written Grounds of Arrest before Mihir Rajesh Shah: Orissa High Court Treats Article 22(1) as a Pre-Existing Right Does the Supreme Court’s direction in Mihir Rajesh Shah v State of Maharashtra requiring written grounds of arrest operate only for arrests made …
The Supreme Court has drawn an important line between the person who reports an alleged crime and the person who actually suffers the alleged loss or injury. In Anand Kum…
In white-collar and corruption prosecutions, a challenge to an order framing charge or to the continuation of proceedings is often accompanied by an application to stay t…
In a financial-fraud prosecution, the decisive material may be a bank-generated statement, an e-mail trail, an exported chat, a cloud record, a CCTV extract, or data retr…
Digital child sexual-abuse material raises legal questions that cannot be reduced to whether a file was manually downloaded. Storage, viewing, control, sharing, facilitat…