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the problems with horizon and the adverse impact these had had on prosecutions across the uk. in september 2020, supported by crown office, and with information provided by the post office, the scottish criminal cases review commission wrote to 73 individuals who may have been convicted in scotland on the basis of unreliable evidence from the horizon system, with the purpose of inviting the application for their case to be reviewed. to date, to the best of my knowledge, and individuals...

TEWKSBURY — The war­­rant for the upcoming May 6, 2024 Town Meeting is online now for residents to review on the town’s web­site at www.tewksbury-ma.gov. Here is an over­view of

Punjab & Haryana HC seeks response from Punjab govt on plea to check black magic and illegal religious activities luring innocent people.

Prime Minister Indira Gandhi made an impassioned plea to Iran and Iraq to end their escalating war. She warned Israel to withdraw its troops from Lebanon immediately too. Mrs Gandhi regretted that the “tragic conflict between Iran and Iraq has defied our best efforts at finding a solution” , and the Palestine problem remained unresolved.

A Public Interest Litigation (PIL) plea has been moved in the Allahabad High Court against the proposed plan of destruction and demolition of various temples and Kunj Galis for the construction of...

The Maharashtra government has defended Pandharpur Temples Act of 1973 in Bombay High Court, contending that these temples occupy a unique position and that the law was necessary to safeguard the interests of devotees.

The Allahabad High Court last week observed that the right to construct a Temple on private property is protected by Articles 25 and 26 of the Constitution and such construction cannot offend the...

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The Court held that Article 25 of the Constitution confers the freedom of conscience on a citizen, which includes the right to say that they do not believe in any religion.

Justice Chandra Dhari Singh said that the Union government's suspension of registration certificates and Haj quotas to the organisers in this case was in derogation of pilgrims' constitutional right to practice their religion.