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Death Penalty for Negligence? The Easter Verdict That’s Shaking Sri Lanka’s Legal System to Its Core frgty5hfd

Death Penalty for Negligence? The Easter Verdict That’s Shaking Sri Lanka’s Legal System to Its Core

By The Morning Telegraph August 3, 2026

The Easter Sunday death sentence has sparked debate over criminal intent, proportional punishment and the future of...

After Pujith and Hemasiri, Can Shani and Ravi Still Lead? gry5t67uyjgh

After Pujith and Hemasiri, Can Shani and Ravi Still Lead?

By The Morning Telegraph August 2, 2026

Easter Sunday accountability faces a fresh test as unresolved official findings raise questions about Shani Abeysekara and...

Government’s Judges’ Age Gamble Could Trigger Referendum rty6ujhg

Government’s Judges’ Age Gamble Could Trigger Referendum

By The Morning Telegraph August 2, 2026

The judges’ retirement age proposal has united Sri Lanka’s opposition, divided the NPP and raised the possibility...

Harak Kata PTA Verdict Exposes Legal and Public Costs gfty6u7yjhg

Harak Kata PTA Verdict Exposes Legal and Public Costs

By The Morning Telegraph August 1, 2026

The Harak Kata PTA verdict exposes alleged misuse of anti-terror laws and the huge public cost of...

Sri Lanka Bar Association Crisis and the Symbolic Collapse grty67uyjgh

Sri Lanka Bar Association Crisis and the Symbolic Collapse

By The Morning Telegraph August 1, 2026

The Sri Lanka Bar Association crisis exposes tensions over judicial power, elite authority, legal symbolism and proposed...

The Executive’s Power Grab; Or the ‘Bail’ Camp’s Survival Strategy? ghjytkujg,n

The Executive’s Power Grab; Or the ‘Bail’ Camp’s Survival Strategy?

By The Morning Telegraph July 30, 2026

Sri Lankan political and judicial figures amid the judicial retirement age dispute and concerns over judicial independence....

Could Colombo Port City Become Sri Lanka’s ‘Sin City’? fbrjykut,

Could Colombo Port City Become Sri Lanka’s ‘Sin City’?

By The Morning Telegraph July 30, 2026

Colombo Port City security concerns are growing amid warnings over cybercrime, organised criminal networks and weak regulatory...

Ranil’s Legal Battle: Attorney General and Chief Justice Surasena’s Delicate Dance

By The Morning Telegraph July 29, 2026

The judicial retirement age debate has become entangled with Ranil Wickremesinghe’s legal case and opposition efforts to...

A Government Losing Its Grip hyji76kuyhmg

A Government Losing Its Grip

By The Morning Telegraph July 29, 2026

Government losing control of its political message may be restoring credibility to the Rajapaksas through its handling...

While The Light Was Red trytkhmgf

While The Light Was Red

By The Morning Telegraph July 28, 2026

By Roshan Jayasinghe What a Traffic Light Revealed About Money, Survival and the Human World At an...

Opinion

Death Penalty for Negligence? The Easter Verdict That’s Shaking Sri Lanka’s Legal System to Its Core

After Pujith and Hemasiri, Can Shani and Ravi Still Lead?

Government’s Judges’ Age Gamble Could Trigger Referendum

Harak Kata PTA Verdict Exposes Legal and Public Costs

Sri Lanka Bar Association Crisis and the Symbolic Collapse

The Executive’s Power Grab; Or the ‘Bail’ Camp’s Survival Strategy?

Could Colombo Port City Become Sri Lanka’s ‘Sin City’?

Ranil’s Legal Battle: Attorney General and Chief Justice Surasena’s Delicate Dance

A Government Losing Its Grip

While The Light Was Red

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