Bastard Not Obscene’: Supreme Court Alters Conviction in 2014 Fatal Assault Case
‘Bastard Not Obscene’: Supreme Court Alters Conviction in 2014 Fatal Assault Case Introduction In a recent decision, the Supreme Court…
Keeping Pace with Legal Change
‘Bastard Not Obscene’: Supreme Court Alters Conviction in 2014 Fatal Assault Case Introduction In a recent decision, the Supreme Court…
Introduction In a verdict on 6 April 2026, the Supreme Court of India addressed a case that was based on…
. Introduction A significant judgment was passed by the Supreme Court of India in Sivakumar vs State and Senthil vs…
This article explores the legal ramifications following an FIR filed against cricket star Virat Kohli after a deadly Bengaluru stampede, examining potential charges under negligent homicide provisions, investigative procedures, defence strategies, and broader civil and professional consequences for the athlete.
Section 302 of the Indian Penal Code, 1860 prescribes punishment for murder. It mandates life imprisonment or death sentence upon conviction, reflecting society’s gravest condemnation of intentional unlawful killing.