Historic ruling under Article 21 requires governments to establish integrated trauma care systems to protect the right to life.
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India Supreme Court Rules Multiple Anticipatory Bail Petitions in Quick Succession Is Abuse of Process
Apex court clarifies that filing three anticipatory bail applications within three months without changed circumstances constitutes an abuse of the remedy.
India Supreme Court: Loss of Leg Above Knee Must Be Treated as 100% Functional Disability for Mason
Compensation in motor accident claims cannot be calculated only on percentage of physical disability without considering livelihood impact.
India Supreme Court Disposes of West Bengal Ration Benefits Petition Linked to Voter Roll Exclusions
Apex court allows withdrawal of challenge to West Bengal government’s decision to deny rations to persons excluded from electoral rolls.
Supreme Court Rules Asylum Seekers Turned Away at Border Cannot Apply for Asylum Siding with Trump
US Supreme Court delivers major immigration victory allowing the government to block asylum applications at the border.
Supreme Court Blocks Temporary Protected Status Recipients from Seeking Judicial Relief
A second Supreme Court ruling on the same day further restricts legal options for immigrants seeking protection from deportation.
India Supreme Court Recognizes Right to Trauma Care as Fundamental Right Under Article 21 in Landmark Ruling
SaveLIFE Foundation vs Union of India ruling imposes positive obligation on governments to create integrated trauma care systems.
The Supreme Court’s Right to Trauma Care Ruling Is a Transformational Moment for India
Editorial analysis of the SaveLIFE Foundation vs Union of India verdict recognizing emergency medical care as a constitutional right.
Supreme Court Ruling Gives US Blank Check to Weaken Green Card Holders Rights
The Supreme Court ruled in favour of the US government in a case that civil liberties groups said significantly diminished the due process rights of lawful permanent residents.
Supreme Court Rules Consensual Premarital Relationship Cannot by Itself Reflect Poor Character
The Supreme Court directed the Telangana Police Recruitment Board to appoint a constable candidate whose selection was cancelled over a failed romantic relationship case.