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When courts find no one guilty after a crime, it’s the justice system that’s in the dock

Two high profile terror cases recently collapsed in different courts. The judgements held the prosecution guilty of doing shoddy work, which led to acquittals. However, none of the acquitted are likely to be ever free of suspicion following years of trial and jail terms. These acquittals show that investigation, the first step towards ensuring justice, is a weak link in the chain
US watching Rahul Gandhi's case in Indian courts: Official

Rahul Gandhi was on March 23 sentenced to two years in jail by a Surat court in a 2019 criminal defamation case over his "why all thieves have Modi surname" remark. A day later, he was disqualified from the Lok Sabha from the date of his conviction in the case.
Artificial intelligence set to speed up courts, boost economy

AI software saves a huge amount of time and effort and does better than humans in executing routine functions
All majority govts are intolerant: Fali Nariman

"Intolerance is intolerable", that's the simple maxim that the country's foremost constitutional lawyer Fali Nariman puts forward when it comes to the intolerance debate

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Indian Courts

When courts find no one guilty after a crime, it’s the justice system that’s in the dock

US watching Rahul Gandhi's case in Indian courts: Official

Artificial intelligence set to speed up courts, boost economy

All majority govts are intolerant: Fali Nariman