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Block pornography websites for 6 months: HC
The High Court directs the government to block all pornography websites and publication of all obscene materials from the electronic forms for next six months.
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Corruption is a curse: HC
Corruption is a curse and it is harmful to the national economy and national interest, the High Court observes in the full text of its verdict in an appeal of former BNP minister Nazmul Huda and his wife Sigma Huda in connection with a bribery case.
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200 BNP men get HC bail
Around 200 BNP leaders and activists from different districts secure anticipatory bail from the High Court in connection with the cases recently filed against them.
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Eden College student Sadia murder: All 8 accused acquitted
The High Court acquits all the eight accused who were convicted by the trial court in Eden University College student Sadia Nur Mita murder case.
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Why Mainul should not be hospitalised in Dhaka
The High Court yesterday issued a rule asking the government to explain in a week why it should not be directed to admit Barrister
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Why not register Ganasamhati Andolon
The High Court yesterday issued a rule asking the Election Commission (EC) to explain in 10 days why it should not be directed to
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HC rejects petition on dissolution of parliament
The High Court yesterday rejected a writ petition that sought its directive on the authorities concerned to dissolve the current parliament in 42 days before the upcoming election.
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HC seeks Mainul's medical report
The High Court (HC) yesterday asked Rangpur Medical College Hospital (RMCH) to conduct a medical check-up on Barrister Mainul Hosein and submit the report by Sunday.
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HC forms committee to test quality of Wasa water
The High Court yesterday formed a five-member committee to examine the quality of water supplied by Dhaka Water Supply and Sewerage Authority (Wasa), and submit a report in two months.
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Why no blood test before job, marriage
The High Court yesterday issued a rule asking the government to explain why it should not compel jobseekers to submit their blood test
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HC to hear writ petition on November 20
A High Court bench yesterday fixed November 20 for hearing on the writ petition filed over “fictitious” cases against activists of BNP and other political parties.
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Why Khaleda shouldn’t get bail in Cumilla arson case: HC to govt
The High Court issues a notice asking the government to explain why BNP Chairperson Khaleda Zia should not be granted bail in an arson case filed in Cumilla.
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ACC can probe diplomatic bonded warehouses
After six years of legal battle, the High Court has finally cleared the way for the Anti-Corruption Commission to investigate the operations of National Warehouse and even sue the company for any illegal imports or sales of liquor.
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Writ on 'False' Cases: HC issues split order
A two-judge High Court bench yesterday delivered a split order in a writ petition submitted over “fictitious” cases filed against activists of the BNP and other political parties.
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HC order on writ petition today
The High Court will deliver an order today on a writ petition seeking directive on government to form a high-powered body to probe the
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Freedom forever
On Sunday afternoon, Khulna jail received the copy of a High Court order that one Obaid Ali be released from death row because the court had found him innocent.
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Why Shahidul shouldn't be granted bail
The High Court yesterday issued a rule asking the government to explain in a week why noted photographer Shahidul Alam should not be granted bail in a case filed against him under section 57 of the Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Act.
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Send Khaleda to BSMMU now: HC
The High Court yesterday directed the government to immediately admit BNP Chairperson Khaleda Zia to Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Medical University (BSMMU) for treatment.
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HC orders probe on BB publication
The High Court yesterday directed the finance secretary to immediately form a probe committee to find out the people responsible for distorting history in a book titled “Bangladesh Bank-er Itihas (History of Bangladesh Bank)”.
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Moudud, Sanaullah get anticipatory bail
BNP leaders Barrister Moudud Ahmed and Advocate Sanaullah Miah secure anticipatory bail from the High Court in two separate cases.
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SC reopens today after vacation
Chief Justice Syed Mahmud Hossain has reconstituted five High Court benches, as both the Appellate and High Court divisions of the Supreme Court will reopen today after a 47-day annual vacation.
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Shahidul's bail hearing likely today: DAG
The High Court (HC) may hold hearing on acclaimed photographer Shahidul Alam's bail petition today, Deputy Attorney General (DAG)
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Shahidul's bail hearing unlikely today
The bail petition of internationally-acclaimed photographer Shahidul Alam has been included in today's High Court cause list.
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‘Cops, judges must together ensure justice’
Police and judiciary must work together to ensure justice to the people, High Court judge Justice Syed Refaat Ahmed has says.
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Writ petition seeks probe into cases against BNP activists
Three pro-BNP lawyers yesterday filed a writ petition with the High Court seeking its directive on the government to form a high-powered commission to probe into the authenticity of the cases against the leaders and activists of BNP and other political parties.
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Attacking Police Van: BNP joint secy-general Sohel on 5-day remand
A Dhaka court yesterday placed BNP Joint Secretary General Habibun Nabi Khan Sohel on a five-day remand, in connection with a case filed over attacking a prison van near High Court area and snatching detainees in January this year.
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Free Shahidul immediately
Renowned photographer Shahidul Alam again filed a petition with the High Court yesterday seeking bail in a case filed for “spreading propaganda and false information against the government”.
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Plea seeks injunction on general election schedule
A petition is moved before the High Court seeking its directive on the Election Commission and the government not to publish any schedule for holding next parliamentary election until disposal of a pending rule.
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Ducsu Polls: HC refuses to hear contempt petition
The High Court refused to continue the hearing on a contempt petition, filed against DU authorities regarding Ducsu election, following an argument between the lawyers in the court yesterday.
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Two businessmen get 15 years' jail
A Dhaka court yesterday sentenced two businessmen to 15 years' imprisonment in a case filed over embezzlement of over Tk 17.38 crore by opening a fake enterprise.
