Thorntons Investment Holdings Ltd v. Matheson

Harmannat KourCase Summary

Admissibility of evidence obtained through dawn raids in the context of right to privacy and right to fair trial under the ECHR

 Thorntons Investment Holdings Ltd v. Matheson [2023] CSOH 85 : 2023 S.L.T. 1305 In the Court of Session, Outer House Before Lord Sandison Decided on November 29, 2023 Relevancy of the case: Admissibility of evidence obtained through dawn raids in … Read More

Doxxing Exposed: How One Click Can Ruin Your Life

Kashish SaxenaLaw

Doxxing Exposed How One Click Can Ruin Your Life

In recent years, social media platforms have become a stage for gathering support from like-minded individuals from the security of one’s home. The hundreds of divisive opinions on world events, media, and fiction get organised and globalised in the digital … Read More

Adams v. Sumner

Khilansha MukhijaCase Summary

Is the evidence obtained from unintentional eavesdropping admissible?

Adams v. Sumner 39 F.3d 933 In the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit Case Number 93-15621 Before Circuit Judge Hug, Circuit Judge Farris, and Circuit Judge O’Scannlain Decided on October 28, 1994 Relevancy of the case: … Read More

Payne v. Northwest Corp.

Ananya DixitCyber Security

Validity of employment termination after recording calls and indulging in insubordinate behaviour

Payne v. Northwest Corp. 911 F. Supp. 1299 In the United States District Court for the District of Montana Case Number CV 95-035-BLG-RWA Before Magistrate Judge Anderson Decided on November 29, 1995 Relevancy of the case: Validity of employment termination … Read More

Vysakh K.G. v. Union of India

Raj PagariyaCase Summary

Exercising the right to be forgotten for the removal of personal information in reported court judgements available on the internet

Vysakh K.G. v. Union of India In the High Court of Kerala WP(C) 26500/2020 Before Justice A.M. Mustaque and Justice S.A. Eapen Decided on December 22, 2022 Relevancy of the Case: Exercising the right to be forgotten for the removal … Read More

How does the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court work?

Rugved MahamuniLaw

How does the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court work

In 1978, the U.S. Congress passed the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) to implement a statutory framework for government agencies to obtain authorisation for foreign intelligence operations. Without FISA, government agencies had virtually unlimited powers. There is a good chance … Read More