Lawyer Discharging Professional Duty Cannot Be Accused of Criminal Intimidation; Supreme Court Quashes Proceedings

The Supreme Court has quashed criminal proceedings against an advocate who was arraigned as an accused in a criminal case involving charges of sexual assault. The Court ruled that vague allegations of threats, without a clear intention to cause alarm, do not constitute the offence of criminal intimidation under Section 506 of the Indian Penal

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