2025 SCC Vol. 8 Part 3
2025 SCC Vol. 8 Part 3: Explore the latest Supreme Court Cases on Income Tax, IBC, Criminal Law, NDPS, and Customs.
criminal law
2025 SCC Vol. 8 Part 2
2025 SCC Vol. 8 Part 2: Explore the latest Supreme Court Cases on Arbitration, Constitution, Criminal Law, and Customs.
Call for Essays | WBNUJS’ Society for Advancement of Criminal Justice (SACJ) organising national-level essay writing competition on contemporary issues in criminal law
This competition is designed to encourage legal scholarship on emerging themes in criminal law. The last date of registration is October 5th, 2025
Call for Essays | GNLU 3rd GCRCJS Criminal Law Essay Writing Competition
GCRCJS is pleased to organize its 3rd GCRCJS Criminal Law Essay Writing Competition on the theme “Transcending Boundaries in Criminal Justice: From Local Realities to Global Imperatives” and cordially invite submissions for the same.
2025 SCC Vol. 7 Part 2
2025 SCC Vol. 7 Part 2: Explore the latest Supreme Court Cases on Constitution, Criminal Law, Succession Act, Maharashtra Ownership Flats Act, Negotiable Instruments Act, and Stamp Act.
2025 SCC Vol. 6 Part 4
2025 SCC Vol. 6 Part 4: Explore the latest Supreme Court Cases on Constitution, Contract and Specific Relief, Arbitration, Enemy Property, IBC, Education Law, and Criminal Law.
2025 SCC Vol. 5 Part 5
2025 SCC Vol. 5 Part 5: Explore the latest Supreme Court Cases on Administrative Law, Arbitration, Constitution, Income Tax, Criminal Law, Prevention of Money Laundering, and Service Law.
2025 SCC Vol. 5 Part 4
2025 SCC Vol. 5 Part 4: Explore the latest Supreme Court Cases on the Cooperative Societies, Motor Vehicles Act, Service Tax, CrPC, Contract, Constitution, Human and Civil Rights, and Public Premises Act.
2025 SCC Vol. 5 Part 3
2025 SCC Vol. 5 Part 3: Explore the latest Supreme Court Cases on the Arbitration, IBC, CPC, Contract, Criminal Law, Education Law, Labour Law and Land Acquisition.
‘Mere possibility of contrary view doesn’t justify reversal of acquittal’; Rajasthan High Court upholds acquittal in Dowry Death case
“Scope of interference in the acquittal order passed by the Trial Court is very limited, and if the impugned judgment of the Trial Court demonstrates a legally plausible view, mere possibility of a contrary view shall not justify the reversal of acquittal.”
2025 SCC Vol. 4 Part 5
Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 — Ss. 11, 12(5) and 18 — Unilateral appointment of sole arbitrator/curating panel of arbitrators: Unilateral appointment
‘A consensual relationship turning sour not ground for criminal prosecution’: Supreme Court quashes rape case against 25-year-old
“The consent of the complainant as defined under section 90 IPC cannot be said to have been obtained under a misconception of fact. There is no material to substantiate “inducement or misrepresentation” on the part of the accused to secure consent for sexual relations without having any intention of fulfilling said promise”.
CRIMINAL LAW ROUNDUP: A quick recap of the top criminal cases from April 2025
Covering all the important criminal cases across various High Courts, this roundup provides a quick summary of cases such as Asaram Bapu’s Bail, ₹37.29 Cr ITC fraud case, Raj Thackeray’s stone pelting case, Hathras Gangrape and Murder Case, KIIT Student’s Death, and much more.
1st Presidency School of Law Arbitration competition 2025
Presidency University, founded in 2015, is a part of the Presidency Group of Institutions
Prima facie findings in bail orders not binding on Trial Court or Investigating officer: Kerala High Court
Kerala High Court said that when a question of law or a point on merit is raised by the accused in a bail application, it is the duty of the bail court to decide that point. But that decision will be a prima facie finding at the bail application stage.
3rd National Tamil Trial Advocacy Competition 2025
Welcome to the Land of Cholas, Tiruchirappalli! In a significant move to bridge theory with practice, the Trial Advocacy Committee of TNNLU,
Mere threats not with intention to cause alarm would not constitute criminal intimidation; Delhi High Court upholds discharge of accused in sexual assault case
While framing of charges, the Court ought to look at the limited aspect of whether, given the material placed before it, there is grave suspicion against the accused which is not properly explained. Though, for the purpose of conviction, the same must be proved beyond reasonable doubt.
‘Acts of accused were too remote and indirect to constitute offence under S. 306 IPC’; SC quashes proceedings against mother accused of abetting suicide of son’s girlfriend
“A remark such as asking the deceased to not be alive if she cannot live without marrying her lover will also not gain the status of abetment. There needs to be a positive act that creates an environment where the deceased is pushed to an edge in order to sustain the charge of Section 306 IPC.”
Saveetha School of Law | Jus Lex Trial Advocacy Competition-III Edition
Registrations are invited for a “Jus Lex Trial Advocacy Competition-III Edition” Organized Saveetha School of Law, Sponsored by SCC Online [Mar.28&29, Rewards worth of upto Rs.1L for Winners], Register by Feb.10, 2025!
2nd CCI-CUSB National Moot Court Competition, 2025
CUSB, The Central University of South Bihar, with NAAC accreditation grade A++ and categorised in Category 1 by UGC