High Courts are Constitutional Courts, not subordinate to us: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court recently reiterated that the High Courts too are Constitutional Courts and cannot be regarded as subordinate to the Supreme Court
Source: barandbench.com
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Supreme Court of India involves itself in matters it should not be involved in at all: Justice Rohinton Nariman on Article 136
Justice Nariman said that the provision of Special Leave to Appeal under Article 136 of the Constitution has led to the Supreme Court being able to entertain nearly any case.
Source: barandbench.com
'No Case Too Small for SC', Says CJI Chandrachud After Rijiju's Remarks on Bail Pleas
"If we do not act in matters of personal liberty and grant relief, then what are we doing here?" a bench headed by the CJI asked.
Source: thewire.in
Article 136: Supreme Court explains scope of interference in criminal appeal by special leave
The Court said that power under Article 136 is an extraordinary jurisdiction that the top court exercises sparingly when it is necessary to interfere in order to prevent a grave or serious miscarriage of justice.
Source: barandbench.com
Maldives: President ratifies controversial Evidence Act
Despite protests by media rights organisations, Maldives President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih ratified amendments to the nation’s Evidence Act on 18 July, allowing courts to demand the disclosure of journalists’ sources. The International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) and its affiliate, the Maldives Journalists Association (MJA), condemn the act's infringement on press freedom and urge the Maldivian parliament to consult with media organisations to amend the act.
Source: ifj.org