Karnataka High Court

Thirteen years and three failed investigations after a 17-year-old's rape and murder in Dharmasthala, the Supreme Court orders a fresh SIT probe, laying out when courts can order reinvestigation even after an acquittal.

In a strict interpretation of social legislation, the Karnataka High Court has held that criminal liability for child marriage remains absolute regardless of the accused's ignorance or the subsequent happiness of the couple.

India’s evolving social media laws are redefining the boundaries of online free speech. The Karnataka High Court’s ruling upholding the government’s Sahyog Portal has spotlighted the clash between global tech platforms and national regulation. While the state emphasizes curbing misinformation and hate, concerns remain about overreach and the chilling effect on expression.

The Karnataka High Court passed a significant decision on the admissibility of DNA testing in paternity cases on 4 September. The Court...

The Karnataka High Court has cautioned against over-reliance on AI in the legal profession, asserting that "too much dependence on AI will destroy the profession." This observation arose during a hearing where the Central Government highlighted instances of "fake judgments being used in cases through Artificial Intelligence." Justice M. Nagaprasanna emphasized that AI cannot replace critical thinking, ethical reasoning, and thorough verification in legal practice. This stance aligns with global.

Karnataka HC denies bail to actress Ranya Rao in gold smuggling case; stresses strict compliance under Customs Act.

Karnataka HC dismisses petition challenging Siddaramaiah's Varuna election victory, upholding Congress' election promises as valid.

Analysis of Madhushree Datta vs. State of Karnataka: Workplace harassment, criminal law misuse, and judicial restraint highlighted.