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Feb 5, 2026 • 10:29 PM

Arrest Cannot Be Automatic for Offences Punishable by Less Than Seven Years | Section 41A CrPC Mandate : Andhra Pradesh High Court

Andhra Pradesh High Court holds that police must follow Section 41A CrPC procedures before arrest for offences punishable by up to five years, reinforcing *Arnesh Kumar* guidelines to prevent arbitrary detention.

High Court Cannot Direct Arrest or Investigation Steps | Section 482 CrPC Limits Inherent Jurisdiction : Madhya Pradesh High Court

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Feb 3, 2026 • 10:04 PM

High Court Cannot Direct Arrest or Investigation Steps | Section 482 CrPC Limits Inherent Jurisdiction : Madhya Pradesh High Court

Madhya Pradesh High Court clarifies that courts cannot direct police to arrest or investigate in specific ways under Section 482 CrPC; discretion lies solely with investigating agencies.

Right to Peaceful Assembly | State Must Justify Restriction with Concrete Threat to Public Order : High Court of Telangana

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Jan 22, 2026 • 07:18 PM

Right to Peaceful Assembly | State Must Justify Restriction with Concrete Threat to Public Order : High Court of Telangana

High Court of Telangana holds that inaction on assembly permit applications violates Article 19(1)(b); state must demonstrate imminent threat, not mere apprehension, to deny permission.

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#Police Discretion

Arrest Cannot Be Automatic for Offences Punishable by Less Than Seven Years | Section 41A CrPC Mandate : Andhra Pradesh High Court

High Court Cannot Direct Arrest or Investigation Steps | Section 482 CrPC Limits Inherent Jurisdiction : Madhya Pradesh High Court

Right to Peaceful Assembly | State Must Justify Restriction with Concrete Threat to Public Order : High Court of Telangana

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