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Article 370 governed the constitutional relationship between India and the former State of Jammu and Kashmir. In In re: Article 370 of the Constitution, 2023 INSC 1058, decided on 11 December 2023, a Constitution Bench examined the 2019 measures that made the …
The constitutional process does not end when a State Legislature passes a Bill. Articles 200 and 201 allocate responsibilities to the Governor and, wh…
Digital child sexual-abuse material raises legal questions that cannot be reduced to whether a file was manually downloaded. Storage, viewing, control…
Reservation policy often encounters inequality within a constitutionally recognised class: benefits may not reach all constituent communities to the s…
Political funding law must balance privacy, participation, transparency and the risk of influence over public power. In Association for Democratic Ref…
The immunity protecting speech and votes in Parliament and State Legislatures is designed to preserve free deliberation. It is not a personal exemptio…
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 e…
In white-collar and corruption prosecutions, a challenge to an order framing charge or to the continuation of proceedings is often accompanied by an a…
Proof disputes in corruption prosecutions frequently begin with a simple but consequential question: what does recovery of money prove? The answer can…
An arrest under the Prevention of Money-laundering Act, 2002 (PMLA) is not merely an investigative event. It immediately engages the statutory discipl…