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The Court refused to recognise the right reasoning that a convict could not enjoy all liberties available to a common person, or there would no difference between a law-abiding citizen and a law-violating prisoner.

The Division Bench itself found that the Juvenile Justice Act had an overriding effect and would prevail over the CrPC.

The petition has been filed in Delhi High Court seeking regulation of the conduct of Private Detectives in India as it is violative of her Fundamental Right to Privacy

The court held that deprivation of personal liberty without the assurance of speedy trial is unconstitutional and in cases like these, process becomes the punishment.

Madras High Court last week suggested how right to be funny can be considered as forming part of free speech under Article 19(1)(a).

The Court said that even when a person is lodged in jail, all their constitutional rights continue except the right to personal liberty which remains suspended.

The court has also constituted a committee headed by former IG Prisons, Telangana, to visit each jail in Uttarakhand and suggest measures and laws to be enacted for benefit of prisoners.

The conversation tape recorded by the husband without wife’s consent cannot be received in evidence and be made use of against her, as the same goes against her Fundamental Right of Privacy, Court observed

The Rajasthan High Court held that a complaint under Section 12 of the Domestic Violence Act can be filed by a foreign national.

Victory of good over evil can’t be reduced to just bursting firecrackers