Judicial Event

Man hurls shoe at killer Breivik during Norway trial

The trial was interrupted after the man threw a shoe at the confessed mass killer, in the first such outburst since the proceedings began last month.

Sanjay Dutt gets relief in indecent remarks case

High Court stayed the proceedings against Dutt in a lower court over allegedly indecent remarks made by him against then chief minister Mayawati in 2009.

SC orders Guj to stop probe against Teesta‎ in mass grave case

SC today asked the Gujarat government to stop further investigation into the case against social activist Teesta Setalvad for her alleged role in illegal exhumation of the bodies of the 2002 riot victims, saying that it is a malafide case.

Raj CM claims govt did not interfere with CBI probe

Gehlot pointed out that the state government had written to the CBI for investigation into Dara Singh encounter case in the past but the matter was not taken up and then the CBI inquiry was ordered by Supreme Court.

No legal immunity for govt servant in criminal cases: SC

In the present case an official was accused by Omkar, a transporter, of collecting Rs two lakh money from him after impounding his three vehicles and refusing to issue any receipt.

Verdict on Assange extradition set for Wednesday

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange will get to know on Wednesday whether he will be extradited to Sweden to face allegations of sexual misconduct in that country, the court hearing the case here said today.