Journalists

[BREAKING] Might of State should not be used against journalists or to browbeat political opinion: Supreme Court
The Journalists: The Shri Vaishnav Institute of Law E-Journal
The Journalists: The Jindal Global Law Review
Journalists while reporting criminal cases should be more sensitive to rights of accused: Justice Rajiv Shakdher
[SSR Media Trial case] We are dealing with something unprecedented, so we have to lay down guidelines: Bombay High Court
PIL against Media Houses forcing resignation, pay cuts on Journalists/ non-journalist employees amid COVID-19: Bombay HC seeks Govt response
No person, be a journalist or otherwise, can claim open access to the precinct of the Parliament: Delhi High Court
"Responsible journalism includes need to exclude irresponsible reporting", Calcutta HC urges Media to rely on uploaded Court orders
Plea challenging mass lay-offs by media houses raises serious issues, Supreme Court observes; issues notice to Centre
Special Committee may be constituted to look into news circulation, income tax returns by press if convinced of apprehensions regarding fake press: Madras HC
Image of press damaged of late owing to fake journalists, Madras High Court observes
Journalists do not enjoy special privilege or greater freedom to disrepute a citizen: Bombay HC
2008 Malegaon blast: Journalists move Special Court against NIA plea for in-camera trial
Supreme Court will now grant accreditation to Journalists without Law Degree (subject to CJI’s discretion)
Kerala lawyers v. Journalists: Kerala HC to decide matter as SC disposes of petition
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