Amisha Shrivastava is a journalist at LiveLaw. She specializes in law and legal affairs, focusing on criminal law, civil and family law, crime and justice, and the judicial system, with a keen interest in court proceedings and legal reform. Amisha's insightful analysis and reporting have garnered her features in prominent legal publications, highlighting her expertise in international laws and litigation.
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Amisha Shrivastava's coverage primarily revolves around legal policy regulation, government announcements, and judicial decisions in the local context of India, Maharashtra, Mumbai. Her focus on topics related to the Bombay High Court and legal cases indicates a preference for pitches offering insights into recent judicial decisions or analysis of important legal proceedings within this geographic area.
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By: Amisha Shrivastava
In the pleas arising from the recent Delhi protests, the Supreme Court on Thursday (October 15) said that it will not examine constitutional validity of Section 163 of BNSS, 2023 (erstwhile Section 144 of CrPC), which empowers executive magistrates to issue prohibitory orders.
By: Amisha Shrivastava
The Collector had refused to recognise the community hall as a place of worship citing communal tensions between Hindu and Christian residents.
By: Amisha Shrivastava
The Court also directed schools to display child protection helplines in every classroom, spread awareness about digital safety.
By: Amisha Shrivastava
Senior Advocate Kapil Sibal alleged that the Union Government has taken control of various institutions, including the media, but the Supreme Court remains one institution that has not been captured.
By: Amisha Shrivastava
The Supreme Court allowed Vijayan and co-accused to file appeal before the High Court Division Bench against the Single Bench direction to register FIR.
By: Amisha Shrivastava
The Supreme Court today told the Enforcement Directorate (ED) not to meddle in the domain of other investigative agencies, while temporarily staying the investigation into a corruption FIR lodged by the Kerala Vigilance and Anti-Corruption Bureau against former Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan and his kin in the CMRL-Exalogic case.
By: Amisha Shrivastava
The Court contrasted Section 175(4) of the BNSS with the erstwhile Section 156(3) of the CrPC.
By: Amisha Shrivastava
“Making 20 lakh people live in hell cannot be compared with your economic viability of a few thousand people,” Justice Mehta remarked.
By: Amisha Shrivastava
The Election Commission of India (ECI) has told the Supreme Court that 16.10 lakh appeals filed against the inclusion of voters after the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) in the West Bengal were filed by the officers of the State's Chief Electoral Officer (CEO).
