Sanjay Raman Sinha

As Artificial Intelligence reveals its rogue face, the caution and  recommendations of the Supreme Court judge should act as template for future course of action to harmonize modern technology with rights of citizens

Despite being strapped for manpower crunch and less benches, the Armed Forces Tribunal’s disposal rate has been commendable. In the midst of his second term as the chairman of the Tribunal, JUSTICE RAJENDRA MENON spoke with SANJAY RAMAN SINHA on several achievements and challenges. Excerpts:

With nearly half of India’s lawmakers facing criminal charges, the apex court is once again confronting the thorny question: Should convicted candidates be barred for life from contesting elections—or do they deserve a second chance?

With the Bihar assembly elections approaching, the revival of the alleged land-for-jobs case against the former Bihar chief minister, his family, and associates has raised eyebrows. Many see the timing as politically motivated, sparking debates over whether legal action is being used as an electoral tool

The apex court has emphasized the urgent need to depoliticize the appointment of public prosecutors, ruling that the selections must be free from political interference, favouritism, or nepotism

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This judgment reaffirms the principle that immunity is  intended to protect lawful actions undertaken in good faith, not shield wrongful acts

The recent report on prison reforms focuses on measures to decongest overcrowded prisons of the country. It also suggests electronic tracking of prisoners as a measure to manage and monitor overpopulated jailed detainees. Though electronic monitoring of accused enlarged on bail has been suggested as a reform measure, it should be adopted with caution and care

The CJI’s observation on the exodus of young lawyers from litigation reveals a troubling trend. Can the legal community respond to this challenge by providing the support and structure necessary to retain fresh talent?

The apex court’s recent verdict on the grounded Indian carrier has raised significant concerns about the efficacy of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code in resolving disputes within a reasonable timeframe. After a five-year-long legal battle, the airline has finally been liquidated, leaving stakeholders wondering if the government will rise to the challenge of reforming the IBC