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Anticipatory Bail Before High Court: Can You Skip the Sessions Court?

Seeking anticipatory bail before High Court, without first going to the Sessions Court, is something litigants have done for decades. The Supreme Court is now deciding whether that should continue. As reported by the Court, a bench of Justices Vikram Nath, Sandeep Mehta and Aparesh Kumar Singh has reserved judgment in Mohammed Rasal C v. State of Kerala (SLP (Crl.) No. 6588/2025). The verdict could reshape how accused persons plan pre-arrest bail across India. What Is the Moh

Oct 144 min read

Supreme Court of India illustration with balanced justice scales representing victims’ right to appeal against acquittals under BNSS 2023.

Supreme Court Expands Victims’ Right to Appeal in Criminal Cases

Context – A significant change in Criminal Law: For decades, the focus of criminal justice in India has been on protecting the rights of...

Sep 4, 20253 min read

BNSS Section 223 Must Apply in PMLA Complaints' against a formal courtroom-themed background, symbolizing a legal update from the Supreme Court of India.

Section 223 BNSS Applies to PMLA Complaints After July 1, 2024; Accused Must Be Heard Before Cognizance: Supreme Court

Introduction: A Landmark Procedural Reset In a landmark Supreme Court judgment, the Supreme Court has held that BNSS Section 223 of the...

May 30, 20255 min read

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When FIR Registration Requires Preliminary Inquiry Under CrPC and BNSS: Supreme Court Explains

Case Title : Imran Pratapgadhi v. State of Gujarat (2025) Context: A bench of Justice Abhay S Oka and Justice Ujjal Bhuyan held that...

Apr 2, 20254 min read

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Approaching Police Under 154 is a Must Before FIR Under Section 156(3) CrPC

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Mar 28, 20254 min read

A police officer holding a physical legal notice while a WhatsApp notification with a red cross appears in the background, symbolizing the invalidity of electronic notices. The setting includes a courtroom and legal documents, emphasizing the legal ruling.

Police can't serve accused notice via WhatsApp, or other electronic means: Supreme Court

Why in the News? Recently, a bench of Justice M.M. Sundresh and Justice Rajesh Bindal held that police officers are not authorized to...

Mar 18, 20253 min read

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