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The Court ordered their release on bail subject to various conditions, including that each convict execute a ₹5 lakh bond.

The Supreme Court Collegium had recommended their names on September 10.

The accused lawyer was arrested on Thursday. Her pre-arrest bail plea was, therefore, dismissed as infructuous.

The Court quashed the criminal proceedings against Prashant Kumar Joshi in a case concerning legal metrology violations by Pearson Education.

The Court also found the advocate had made baseless accusations of bribery against a magistrate in relation to a domestic violence case

The plea argues that the State government’s decision contravenes the Prevention of Insults to National Honour (Amendment) Act, 2026.

The Court quashed the penalty imposed by the State on the ground that it frustrated the legislative intent of an amendment of the Mines and Mineral (Development and Regulation) Act, 1957.

The High Court said that failure to complete DPC process within the stipulated time does not entitle a rival officer to stake claim to the post of Director of Prosecution.

The Court said interim orders cannot be kept alive for years without taking steps to prosecute the cases.

The decision was taken at a meeting held by the Collegium on September 10.

Justice Suraj Govindaraj told litigants earlier this week that they could use digital devices to enable the Court to become a digital court.

The Court quashed the office order and notification enforcing an Act which was yet to be notified by the State in the Official Gazette.

According to the sessions judge’s record, Rangaswamy had brought the lawyers from Ballari, stood staring at the court with crossed arms for several minutes, hurled abuses and interrupted the recording ...

The petitioners have argued that the State cannot demand such a cess through circulars when the parent Act has not yet come into force.

The case concerns alleged irregularities in the KPSC recruitment examination for 400 Veterinary Officer posts.

The Court relied on Section 14 of the Hindu Succession Act to reiterate that any property registered in a Hindu woman's name is her absolute property, unless there is evidence to show otherwise.