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Parliament security breach case: Accused Neelam Azad moves Delhi HC, calls police remand illegal

Under Indian laws, a detainee or a person on their behalf can file a habeas corpus petition in a High Court or the Supreme Court for their production if they feel they have been detained illegally.

A High Court does not have power to direct changes in Scheduled Tribes list: CJI

A High Court does not have power to direct changes in Scheduled Tribes list: CJI

Chief Justice Chandrachud orally said a High Court does not have the power to direct changes in the Scheduled Tribes List

YSRCP ups the ante against TDP

YSRCP ups the ante against TDP

MP Bharat calls Maha Padayatra a sham

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Restrictions lifted on Hong Kong's largest security trial

Hong Kong (AFP) - Reporting restrictions blanketing Hong Kong's largest national security prosecution were lifted on Thursday following an earlier a High Court ruling, shedding new light on pre-trial hearings that have dragged on for more than a year.

Actor rape case: Sessions Court says it transferred case on High Court orders

Petitioners, ex-Lokayuktas welcome order and demand its immediate implementation

Former Spanish king wants appeal judges to consider fight with ex-lover

Juan Carlos says he is ‘entitled to immunity’ – but a High Court judge ruled that Corinna zu Sayn-Wittgenstein-Sayn’s claim could go ahead in England.

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Explained | How are Supreme Court judges appointed in India?

Explained | How are Supreme Court judges appointed in India?

With the new appointments, the Supreme Court will regain its full sanctioned strength of 34 judges till Justice Vineet Saran retires on May 10.

Denmark to withdraw troops from Mali after junta's demands

Denmark to withdraw troops from Mali after junta's demands

In tonight's edition: Tensions continue between Mali and Europe. Denmark has now announced it will withdraw a contingent of 100 troops from Mali against the backdrop of growing tensions between Bamako and Paris. Also, we see how refugees fleeing violence in Burkina Faso have been coping as they try to…

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