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July 27, 2009
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HYDERABAD: FRAUD
One-Way Ticket
The online con. Hyderabadis can't say no.
VENUGOPAL PILLAI
Magazine | Jul 06, 2009
SOCIETY: LAW
Ms Rock Runner
Detained for evading customs duty, Sheetal Mafatlal tumbles from her high tower
SMRUTI KOPPIKAR
Magazine | Jun 22, 2009
CRIME: SARAVANA BHAVAN
Nemesis On His Platter
A restaurateur and his son sully with their crimes a success built with sweat
PUSHPA IYENGAR
Magazine | Apr 06, 2009
MEERUT: PARICIDE
Beasted Beauty
A deeper layer underlies the tale of a daughter killing her parents
ANURADHA RAMAN
Magazine | Dec 01, 2008
OPINION
SMITA GUPTA
Late-Night Demons In The Rearview Mirror
It's a nightmare on Delhi streets for women who have to stay late at work
Magazine | Oct 20, 2008
BMW CASE: JUDGEMENT
The Pecking Order Of Law
He'd chase the law after the crime. That's where a BMW boy differs from a bus driver.
ANJALI PURI
Magazine | Sep 15, 2008
 OPINION
The Crime That We All Committed
Aarushi's death has thrown up villains who should be feared as much as her own killers: police, media, aam admi
MASOOMA RANALVI
Magazine | Jul 28, 2008
OUTLOOK/CNN-IBN POLL ON THE AARUSHI CASE
Fear Rules
Hardly any trust for police, media. Child safety major worry.
Magazine | Jul 14, 2008
INVESTIGATION: AARUSHI MURDER
Khukri Crumbles
The Noida police botched it up. Well, that's the CBI line as the Aarushi murder case still goes through its baffling phases.
SAIKAT DATTA
Magazine | Jun 30, 2008
INVESTIGATION: AARUSHI MURDER
"We Goofed Up"
Uttar Pradesh DGP admits his men made a hash of the probe
SHARAT PRADHAN
Magazine | Jun 30, 2008
FAMILY TIES
Who Let The Kids Out?
Teen India: younger, smarter, more trouble than ever before. How will we ever cope?
SHEELA REDDY
Magazine | Jun 23, 2008
 OPINION
Unanswered Questions
The double murder case once again highlights the need to address the angle raised by Bharat Nawjawan Sabha, an NGO, on the possibility of a human organ trafficking racket in Noida
RAJINDER PURI
Web | Jun 11, 2008
NOIDA: DOUBLE MURDER
Novocaine Files
A 14-year-old murdered, a father the main suspect, a slipshod investigation. The plot thickens.
SAIKAT DATTA
Magazine | Jun 09, 2008
 OPINION
SHEFALEE VASUDEV
Murder In The Media
Murder, immorality and deviance are aberrations, not the new trend
Magazine | Jun 09, 2008
NOIDA DOUBLE MURDERS
SAIKAT DATTA
Cop Out
Forget good police procedure, here a man was assumed to be guilty even before any proper interrogation, and plain conjecture and speculation was aired to the media with magisterial authority...
Web | May 30, 2008
 OPINION
HARISH SALVE
Whither Democracy?
India has faced and bettered many challenges. The immediate challenge to restore a beleaguered rule of law—gasping to survive in the dust and din of Indian 'populocracy'— to its rightful place is much simpler.
Web | Jan 17, 2007
JESSICA LALL: VERDICT
Afterlife Of A Case
Even Jethmalani couldn't help Manu pull off the farce he did in the trial court
BHAVNA VIJ-AURORA
Magazine | Jan 01, 2007
SENTENCE
R.S. SODHI
Life For Death
Manu Sharma gets life sentence—'though this case is one that has shocked the confidence of the society in the criminal delivery system— while Vikas Yadav and Amardeep Singh Gill are sentenced to four years of rigorous imprisonment each
Web | Dec 20, 2006
JESSICA LALL CASE
R.S. SODHI
Explain Hostility
The High Court takes grave exception to as many as 32 witnesses including three eye witnesses of the Jessical Lall murder and asks them to explain why they should not be prosecuted under Section 340 Cr.P.C
Web | Dec 20, 2006
JESSICA LALL MURDER CASE
The End Of Manuvaad?
The long arm of the law stretches out once more to nab the powerful, as the Delhi High Court convicts Manu Sharma—son of a former union minister and Haryana Congressman—earlier acquitted by a trial court in the shocking public killing of model Jessica Lall.
OUTLOOK WEB BUREAU
Web | Dec 18, 2006
JUSTICE DELAYED NOT DENIED
A Father, A Sister, A Mother
Almost two months back, on October 17, it was an old father whose plea for justice for his murdered daughter was answered. It was the turn of a sister to feel vindicated today by the same Delhi Hight Court Bench. A mother awaits her turn.
OUTLOOK WEB BUREAU
Web | Dec 18, 2006
TIME YEARS
Seven Long Years
30 April 1999 to December 18, 2006 — it is seven years and some eight months when Jessica Lall was sensationally shot dead in the presence of Delhi's rich and the powerful. An overview.
Web | Dec 18, 2006
FULL TEXT
R.S. SODHI
On The Trial Court Judgment
Part 1 of 11 of the High Court Judgement: 'The [trial] court went on to hold that the Prosecution had miserably failed to bring home the guilt of the accused and thereby acquitted them of all charges'.
Web | Dec 18, 2006
FULL TEXT
R.S. SODHI
Prosecution's Case
Part 2 of 11 of the High Court Judgement: Challenging the correctness of the judgment under appeal, Shri Gopal Subramanium, learned Additional Solicitor General, argued that the judgment under challenge is self-destructive, contradictory and omits to appreciate the evidence on record as also a misread evidence.
Web | Dec 18, 2006
 FULL TEXT
R.S. SODHI
Jethmalani's Defence
Part 3 of 11 of the High Court Judgement: Factually, Mr. Jethmalani would have the court believe that Sidhartha Vashishta @ Manu Sharma, Beena Ramani, George Mailhot and Deepak Bhagwant were not present and the Tata Safari was planted. And that two weapons were used relying on 'experts' and Shyan Munshi.
Web | Dec 18, 2006
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