Judgments, arguments and the constitutional questions before the apex courts of India and the United States.
Five judges will decide if call records, location logs and browsing data enjoy the same protection as the content of communications.
By Nandini Iyer, Supreme Court correspondent, New Delhi
The justices will decide whether requiring platforms to verify users' ages before downloads burdens protected speech, resolving a split between two circuits.
By Claire Whitfield, Washington bureau chief
A three-judge bench holds that a chargesheet filed without the forensic report does not stop the statutory clock.
By Nandini Iyer, Supreme Court correspondent, New Delhi
The majority said the practice hollowed out the jury's verdict; the dissent warned it will unsettle decades of sentencing practice.
By Claire Whitfield, Washington bureau chief
Conflicting two-judge rulings on whether a court can vary an award rather than set it aside will now go to five judges.
By Rohit Deshpande, Supreme Court reporter, New Delhi
The bench warned that chief secretaries would be summoned if emergency measures were not implemented before the winter.
By Nandini Iyer, Supreme Court correspondent, New Delhi
Employees promoted on a stop-gap basis cannot claim seniority from the date of the ad hoc order, the court ruled.
By Rohit Deshpande, Supreme Court reporter, New Delhi
Several justices suggested the agency was stretching a 1914 statute to govern technology Congress has not addressed.
By Claire Whitfield, Washington bureau chief
Petitioners say the replacement scheme recreates the anonymity struck down two years ago.
By Harsh Vardhan, Policy correspondent, New Delhi
Unexplained delay in the executive's decision on mercy amounts to cruel treatment, the bench reiterated.
By Nandini Iyer, Supreme Court correspondent, New Delhi
Circuits apply different tests to advice that is partly legal and partly business; the Court will pick one.
By Claire Whitfield, Washington bureau chief
The majority found registration and disclosure duties fall evenly on in-state and out-of-state brokers and impose no undue burden on interstate commerce.
By Claire Whitfield, Washington bureau chief