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Debayan Roy

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Senior Legal Journalist with @barandbench (Supreme Court of India) Previously with ThePrint & CNN News18. (Former IP Lawyer) For leads: debayan@barandbench.com
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State opposes bail but does nothing to finish trial: Supreme Court flags shocking delay in 2022 murder trial

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By Debayan Roy Verified
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The Supreme Court on Friday expressed severe displeasure over the lethargic pace of a pending murder trial in Maharashtra, noting that an accused in the case had remained in jail for over four years with only two out of forty-five witnesses being examined [Kelvin Chindozie Okoro v. State of Maharashtra].
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Supreme Court withdraws contempt notice to AIIMS Acting Director after apology

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By Debayan Roy Verified
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The Acting Director of the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) was nearly met with a contempt of court notice from the Supreme Court today, for failing to properly comply with an earlier directive. The Court had sought a specific explanation from the AIIMS Acting Director in his personal capacity during a previous hearing in a pending DNA paternity test case.
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Court alone decides whether to adjourn a case; adjournment slip not automatic pass: Supreme Court

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By Debayan Roy Verified
| Bar & Bench Verified
The Supreme Court on Wednesday cautioned lawyers against treating adjournment slips as automatic passes for postponement of cases and emphasised that only the Court can decide whether a case should be deferred. A Bench of Justice Ahsanuddin Amanullah and Justice R Mahadevan made it clear that lawyers should always come prepared to argue the case notwithstanding the fact that an adjournment slip has been circulated.
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