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rappler.com • Law • Philippines
This article clarifies the differences between commonly confused legal terms such as life imprisonment and reclusion perpetua, amnesty and pardon, and parole and probation.
bizjournals.com • Law • USA
A $73.5 million settlement related to EpiPen pricing includes lawyers from Wagstaff and Stueve.
livelaw.in • Law • India
The Supreme Court of India clarified the distinctions between gift deeds, settlement deeds, and wills, emphasizing the timing of property transfer as the key differentiator.
thehindu.com • Law • India
Stand-up comedian Kunal Kamra seeks inter-state anticipatory bail from the Madras High Court after receiving death threats following a police complaint in Mumbai.
livelaw.in • Law • India
The Bombay High Court ruled that the arbitral tribunal, not the court, should adjudicate substantive objections to the validity of an arbitration agreement under Section 16 of the Arbitration Act.
connexionfrance.com • Law • France
Starting April 15th, new French laws require dogs to be leashed outside designated paths in wooded areas to protect wildlife during breeding season, with fines up to €750 for violations.
latercera.com • Law • Chile
A Chilean investigation into alleged judicial corruption led to searches of the homes and offices of several judges and government officials.
vox.com • Law • United States
The Supreme Court's 5-4 decision allows the Trump administration to resume deportations under the Alien Enemies Act, but requires notice and a chance to challenge removal, raising concerns about due process and potential bias in the Fifth Circuit.
nytimes.com • Law • USA
The vandalism of Teslas with swastikas sparks debate over whether it constitutes a hate crime against Elon Musk or a broader expression of antisemitism.
livelaw.in • Law • India
The Supreme Court of India overturned a Calcutta High Court order mandating a CBI investigation into the creation of supernumerary posts by the West Bengal government to accommodate allegedly illegal appointees in the 2016 WB SSC recruitment scandal.
livelaw.in • Law • India
The Supreme Court of India affirmed the power of Writ Courts to strike down subordinate legislation violating fundamental rights, even suo motu, but cautioned against its frequent use.
nytimes.com • Law • United States
Los Angeles County will pay $4 billion to settle lawsuits from thousands of people who allege they were sexually abused as children in county foster care and juvenile detention systems.
demorgen.be • Law • Belgium
Public outrage erupts in Belgium after a rapist avoids punishment due to his promising career prospects, sparking a debate about class justice and the handling of sexual assault cases.
chiemgau24.de • Law • Germany
A patent lawyer in Laufen, Germany, faces trial for insulting his neighbor, leading to a heated courtroom exchange and accusations of ongoing disputes.
livelaw.in • Law • India
This article provides updates on the Supreme Court case, National Insurance Co. Ltd. v. Harsolia Motors And Ors. (2023 LiveLaw SC 313).
livelaw.in • Law • India
The Supreme Court of India sternly warned police across the country to adhere to arrest guidelines, threatening strict action against violations.
theage.com.au • Law • Australia
A judge ruled that Australian actor Tasma Walton is Indigenous and a credible witness in a native title case, relying on oral traditions to support her claim despite challenges from opposing parties.
gauchazh.clicrbs.com.br • Law • Brazil
New Italian citizenship laws restrict eligibility to two generations and impact thousands of Brazilians seeking citizenship.
elpais.com • Law • Spain
This opinion piece analyzes the controversial Dani Alves trial, highlighting the complexities of the legal process, the importance of the presumption of innocence, and the need for support for those affected by such cases, regardless of the outcome.
barandbench.com • Law • India
The Indian government revised the pecuniary jurisdiction of consumer courts under the Consumer Protection Act of 2019.
inview.nl • Law • Netherlands
The InView platform, a resource for legal and tax professionals, requires login to access content about extended statute of limitations.
rappler.com • Law • Philippines
The Supreme Court in the Philippines has finally denied the dismissed PMA cadet Jeff Aldrin Cudia's third appeal, concluding his case and upholding his dismissal from the academy for violating the honor code.
livelaw.in • Law • India
India's Draft Arbitration and Conciliation (Amendment) Bill, 2024, aims to modernize arbitration practices but faces criticism over its potential impact on foreign investment and its unclear provisions on interim relief and time limits.
thehindu.com • Law • India
Elon Musk's X (formerly Twitter) filed a lawsuit in India challenging the government's content regulation and censorship practices, claiming violations of free speech and due process.
gauchazh.clicrbs.com.br • Law • Brazil
A Brazilian court sentenced Álvaro Körbes Hauschild to prison for racist remarks made online against a student coordinator.
livelaw.in • Law • India
The Supreme Court of India ruled that prosecution under the Uttar Pradesh Gangsters and Anti-Social Activities (Prevention) Act, 1986, is permissible even with a single FIR or charge sheet if the crime involves anti-social activities as defined in the Act.
newsworthy.se • Law • Sweden
Fewer than average contact bans are granted in Linköping, Sweden, prompting an upcoming law change to ease the process.
theleaflet.in • Law • India
The Calcutta High Court mandated West Bengal to implement a 1% reservation for transgender individuals in all government jobs.
demorgen.be • Law • Belgium
A controversial court decision in Belgium, where a medical student was acquitted of rape, sparks a debate about the justice system's shortcomings and societal biases.
livelaw.in • Law • India
The Supreme Court of India established four key principles for determining when an entire selection process should be nullified due to irregularities, emphasizing the need for a thorough investigation and considering the balance between upholding process integrity and avoiding undue hardship to unaffected candidates.
blog.ipleaders.in • Law • India
This article explains the process of estate administration and succession under Islamic law in India, including the roles of executors and administrators, and the impact of the Uniform Civil Code.
thisismoney.co.uk • Law • UK
A legal expert answers whether a neighbor sunbathing naked in their garden is breaking the law, considering intent, distress caused, and potential legal recourse.
thescottishsun.co.uk • Law • Scotland
Recent landmark prosecutions in Scotland highlight the criminalization of 'stealthing,' the non-consensual removal of a condom during sex, emphasizing the importance of consent and raising awareness of underreported sexual assaults.
telegraph.co.uk • Law • UK
A jailed mother is being prevented from seeing her daughter, allegedly due to prison officials' concerns about social media and public attention.
blog.ipleaders.in • Law • India
This article provides a comprehensive explanation of the doctrine of reasonable classification in Indian constitutional law, outlining its concept, scope, and significance.
livelaw.in • Law • India
Justice Nariman's revival of the doctrine of 'manifest arbitrariness' has significantly impacted Indian constitutional law, leading to the striking down of several legislative provisions deemed unreasonable or discriminatory.
larioja.com • Law • Spain
A recent law reform in La Rioja, Spain, eliminates the ability of justices of the peace to officiate civil weddings, impacting couples who preferred their impartiality.
dailymail.co.uk • Law • World
The article details the recent hospitalization of Virginia Giuffre, highlighting the complexities of her past trauma, ongoing divorce, and current legal battles.
smh.com.au • Law • Australia
A former Australian teacher is on trial for multiple counts of child sexual abuse, with the prosecution arguing he hid his predatory behavior in plain sight while his defense claims he is a victim of long-standing rumors.
theepochtimes.com • Law • USA
The Supreme Court's refusal to hear a challenge to New York's restrictive gun law upholds a lower court decision that partially struck down but largely affirmed the law's provisions.
elpais.com • Law • Spain
Judge Juan Carlos Peinado's handling of the Begoña Gómez case has drawn heavy criticism for his months-long delays in addressing appeals and his questionable procedural practices.
theepochtimes.com • Law • USA
The Supreme Court's decision to vacate a lower court's orders blocking the deportation of Venezuelan gang members led to the cancellation of a hearing and a shift in the legal proceedings.
gestion.pe • Law • Peru
Peruvian law requires explicit consent for using employee images in advertising, with significant fines for non-compliance.
gestion.pe • Law • Peru
A Peruvian Supreme Court case highlights the importance of properly justifying extended probationary periods in employment contracts, emphasizing the need for clear evidence of complexity and specialized training.
gestion.pe • Law • Peru
Peru's Indecopi has established a one-year timeframe for completing property title independent, clarifying that this is the reasonable time frame if no timeframe is specified in the contract.
gestion.pe • Law • Peru
A new municipal ordinance in San Juan de Miraflores, Peru, holds property owners responsible for illegal activities of their tenants, sparking debate about its legality and potential impact.
gestion.pe • Law • Peru
Peruvian labor law allows employees to sell up to 15 vacation days, but only under specific conditions and with employer consent; failure to take vacation within the established period results in triple compensation.
gestion.pe • Law • Peru
This article explores the legal implications and internal company policies surrounding romantic relationships between coworkers in Peru, focusing on potential risks to employment.
gestion.pe • Law • Peru
A Peruvian Supreme Court ruling clarifies that workers who receive compensation for wrongful dismissal cannot be reinstated unless they return the funds.
gestion.pe • Law • Peru
The Peruvian Supreme Court ruled that an employee's violent actions outside of work constituted grounds for dismissal, emphasizing the impact on employer trust and company reputation.
gestion.pe • Law • Peru
A Peruvian court ruled that Miraflores municipality's regulations on bars and restaurants, requiring weapon detectors and staff training, were illegal due to exceeding their legal authority.
gestion.pe • Law • Peru
A proposed Peruvian law seeks to reform inheritance laws, potentially altering who inherits and sparking debate about its fairness and implications.
gestion.pe • Law • Peru
A Peruvian municipality was fined by Indecopi for unauthorized use of a photograph in its public promotions, highlighting the importance of obtaining consent and paying royalties for copyrighted material.
gestion.pe • Law • Peru
A Peruvian court case highlights the legal consequences of unlicensed construction, emphasizing the importance of adhering to urban regulations, especially in protected areas, with potential prison sentences for significant violations.
gestion.pe • Law • Peru
Indecopi ruled against Miraflores' restrictions on itinerant street vendors, declaring them illegal and highlighting the need for consistent provincial regulations.
theepochtimes.com • Law • United States
The Department of Justice argues a Maryland judge lacks authority to order the return of a deported alleged gang member from El Salvador, prompting a legal battle.
f5.folha.uol.com.br • Law • Brazil
A Brazilian court has definitively ruled against Rachel Sheherazade in her lawsuit against SBT, dismissing her claims and ordering her to pay legal fees.
smh.com.au • Law • United States
A federal judge ordered the return of a Salvadoran man mistakenly deported to a notorious prison in El Salvador, criticizing the Trump administration's actions as 'wholly lawless'.
chiemgau24.de • Law • Austria
A 48-year-old Austrian man received a suspended sentence for threatening a judge during a court hearing in Salzburg.
livelaw.in • Law • India
The Supreme Court of India ruled that a suit for specific performance of a cancelled sale agreement is not maintainable without a prior declaration challenging the cancellation's validity.
publico.pt • Law • Portugal
During a raid related to Operation Pretorian, authorities found over €31,000 in cash hidden under the bed of Fernando Madureira, former leader of the Super Dragões fan group.
livelaw.in • Law • India
The Supreme Court of India ruled that a wife's reputation can be harmed by defamation against her husband, acknowledging the concept of a shared 'family reputation'.
livelaw.in • Law • India
The Supreme Court of India upheld the principle of using the highest sale exemplar for land acquisition compensation, increasing the award for land acquired in Haryana.
www1.folha.uol.com.br • Law • Brazil
The Brazilian justice system's final confirmation of Juan Darthés's conviction for raping Thelma Fardin sets a significant legal precedent, prioritizing the victim's testimony in sexual assault cases.
www1.folha.uol.com.br • Law • Brazil
Investigations into the sale of judicial decisions in Brazil have implicated at least 14 courts, involving judges, staff, and even relatives, highlighting the systemic nature of corruption within the judiciary.
latercera.com • Law • Chile
A Chilean court has ordered the seizure of a luxury apartment belonging to lawyer Luis Hermosilla due to significant unpaid debts to Scotiabank.
smh.com.au • Law • Australia
A juror in the Rungnapha Kanbut sex slavery trial was discharged after bringing a knife to court and attempting to engage in conversation with the judge's associate.
blick.ch • Law • Switzerland
A Good Samaritan in Zurich, Switzerland, who intervened in an assault, faces legal charges himself after the attacker filed a counter-complaint.
midilibre.fr • Law • France
A Nîmes lawyer discusses multiple lawsuits filed by Royal Canin employees alleging aggressive management practices and workplace harassment.
becclesandbungayjournal.co.uk • Law • England
Two Norfolk police officers face misconduct hearings; one for inappropriate behavior during a victim interview, the other for alleged phone misuse and unlawful search.
eldiario.es • Law • Spain
A Spanish court upheld a ruling ordering a former YouTuber to pay €20,000 in moral damages to a delivery worker he insulted and filmed without consent.
scconline.com • Law • India
The Delhi High Court overturned a lower court's dismissal of a certificate under Section 65-B of the Indian Evidence Act, deeming its rejection a hyper-technical procedural error.
livelaw.in • Law • India
The Supreme Court of India ruled that a Section 65B certificate for electronic evidence can be submitted at any stage of a trial, overturning a Karnataka High Court decision in the 2008 Bangalore Blasts case.
livelaw.in • Law • India
Supreme Court Justice BV Nagarathna highlights the need for introspection within the legal field to understand why many women leave the profession, emphasizing the impact of gendered prejudices and systemic issues.
livelaw.in • Law • India
The Supreme Court of India ruled that not being served a Section 21 notice or included in a Section 11 application doesn't prevent someone from being added to arbitration proceedings if they are party to the arbitration agreement.
theatlantic.com • Law • United States
Federal judges are considering using contempt of court charges against the Trump administration for defying court orders regarding the deportation of migrants.
americanbanker.com • Law • United States
A federal appeals panel is considering modifying a preliminary injunction against the Trump administration's attempts to dismantle the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB).
latercera.com • Law • Chile
The Chilean State Defense Council (CDE) rejected a lawsuit filed by Patio Bellavista against the government, arguing the claim is time-barred and denying the existence of a "sacrifice zone".
theglobeandmail.com • Law • Canada
Aird & Berlis LLP, a Toronto-based law firm, expands its operations by opening a new office in Vancouver, fueled by the growth of its Indigenous law practice group.
telegram.hr • Law • Croatia
A Croatian judge, Mirko Živić, was arrested and is under investigation for allegedly forging documents related to a Moldovan citizen's extended detention.
elpais.com • Law • Spain
A former director of Spain's National Institute of Toxicology and Forensic Sciences claims a scientific error in the acquittal of Dani Alves on sexual assault charges.
www2.ljworld.com • Law • Kansas
A Kansas mother secured a protection order against a student who bullied her son, but enforcement challenges arise due to both students attending the same school.
es.scribd.com • Law • Argentina
A legal document in Argentina requests unilateral child custody due to the mother's prolonged absence and the negative impact on the child.
es.scribd.com • Law • Argentina
A father in Argentina is filing for sole custody of his children due to alleged physical abuse by their mother and her partner, supported by a mediation attempt.
livelaw.in • Law • India
The Allahabad High Court ruled that a mother-in-law who experiences harassment or torture from her daughter-in-law can file a complaint under the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act.
lasprovincias.es • Law • Spain
A popular accusation in the Dana case in Valencia, Spain, alleges that some death certificates have incorrect dates, raising questions about the official handling of the flood victims.
elcomercio.pe • Law • Peru
This article details the devastating effects of Peru's criminalization of abortion on women, highlighting the disproportionate impact on vulnerable populations and the role of healthcare professionals in perpetuating the issue.
thehindu.com • Law • India
Justice Sanjeev Kumar has been appointed as the acting Chief Justice of the Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh High Court following the retirement of the incumbent.
livelaw.in • Law • India
The Supreme Court of India clarified that courts can alter or add charges under Section 216 of the Code of Criminal Procedure even after reserving judgment, ensuring a fair trial without causing undue prejudice to the accused.
oklahoman.com • Law • Oklahoma
A federal judge ruled in favor of Oklahoma schools Superintendent Ryan Walters in a defamation lawsuit filed by a former teacher, Summer Boismier, who protested a state law restricting classroom discussions on race and gender.
kentucky.com • Law • Kentucky
Jonah Bevin, adopted son of former Kentucky Governor Matt Bevin, seeks a restraining order against his adoptive mother, Glenna Bevin, to obtain documents related to his Ethiopian biological family.
nytimes.com • Law • World
The Supreme Court partially sided with a lower court's order to facilitate the return of a Salvadoran migrant wrongly deported by the Trump administration, prompting debate over executive branch authority and the rule of law.
theverge.com • Law • United States
Meta is facing a crucial antitrust trial where the FTC alleges that its acquisitions of Instagram and WhatsApp were anti-competitive, potentially leading to a company breakup.
nytimes.com • Law • World
The Supreme Court ruled that the government must facilitate the return of a Salvadoran migrant wrongly deported by the Trump administration, but stopped short of directly ordering it.
blackpoolgazette.co.uk • Law • England
The former owner of the Ma Kelly's bar chain and his accountant are on trial at Preston Crown Court, facing multi-million pound fraud charges related to alleged tax evasion.
nytimes.com • Law • England
A British court ruled that a conspiracy theorist who falsely claimed the 2017 Manchester Arena bombing was a hoax must pay damages to the Hibbert family, who were severely injured in the attack.
bostonglobe.com • Law • Rhode Island
A Rhode Island court ruled that Congregation Jeshuat Israel must be evicted from the Touro Synagogue, ending a long-standing legal battle between two congregations.
livelaw.in • Law • India
The Delhi High Court's recent upholding of an arbitral award in the Airports Authority of India case reinforces the importance of minimal judicial intervention in arbitration, promoting confidence in India's arbitration process.
independent.ie • Law • World
Conor McGregor's legal team plans to present affidavits from two new witnesses who claim to have seen or heard another man assaulting Nikita Hand on the night of December 9, 2018.
washingtonpost.com • Law • USA
A judge clarified that the jury's finding of sexual abuse against Donald Trump in the E. Jean Carroll case constitutes rape under a broader, commonly understood definition.
elcorreo.com • Law • Spain
The Basque Country's Superior Court of Justice annulled a regulation requiring rental contracts or property ownership to receive the RGI (Guaranteed Income), impacting access to social welfare.
studicata.com • Law • USA
Three Lathrup Village police officers sued the city for age, race, and disability discrimination and retaliation, resulting in a mixed outcome in court.
livelaw.in • Law • India
The Foundation for Media Professionals (FMP) filed an intervention application with the Supreme Court of India supporting a petition challenging communication blockades and media restrictions in Kashmir.
livelaw.in • Law • India
The Allahabad High Court ruled that freedom of expression on social media does not absolve individuals from responsibility for their words, upholding a case against a woman accused of online abuse.
livelaw.in • Law • World
Safe harbor provisions, legal immunities for online platforms hosting user-generated content, are analyzed across various jurisdictions, highlighting the global debate on balancing innovation and accountability.
livelaw.in • Law • India
This article analyzes the ambiguous use of the term "anti-national" in Indian law, highlighting its lack of clear definition and potential for arbitrary application.
livelaw.in • Law • India
A film producer has petitioned the Indian Supreme Court to establish a Media Tribunal to regulate misinformation, hate speech, and breaches of privacy in media.
indianexpress.com • Law • India
The proposed Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita's omission of provisions protecting men from rape raises concerns about legal recourse for male victims of sexual assault in India.
independent.co.uk • Law • World
Ryan Reynolds is attempting to dismiss Justin Baldoni's lawsuit, claiming Baldoni's complaints are based on 'hurt feelings' rather than provable defamation.
www1.folha.uol.com.br • Law • Brazil
A retired Brazilian judge, who used a false British identity for 45 years, is fighting to regain his pension while facing charges of false representation.
vox.com • Law • United States
The Supreme Court case, Kennedy v. Braidwood Management, challenges the Department of Health and Human Services' authority to mandate preventative health coverage under the Affordable Care Act, potentially impacting access to crucial treatments.
pennlive.com • Law • Pennsylvania
A Pennsylvania state trooper convicted of vehicular homicide is petitioning the state Supreme Court to overturn the verdict due to alleged juror misconduct and replace the presiding judge.
livelaw.in • Law • India
The Supreme Court of India ruled that an application to recall a compromise decree due to fraud can be filed before the court that issued the decree.
livelaw.in • Law • India
The Delhi High Court ruled that property seized by the Enforcement Directorate under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act must be returned if the investigation exceeds 365 days without resulting in any proceedings.
livelaw.in • Law • India
The article analyzes the legal requirements and judicial interpretations of the 'reasons to believe' clause within India's Prevention of Money Laundering Act, 2002, highlighting its role as a check on the Enforcement Directorate's powers.
livelaw.in • Law • India
The Madras High Court delivered 525 significant judgments in 2022, covering diverse legal issues impacting various aspects of Indian society.
livelaw.in • Law • India
The Punjab and Haryana High Court upheld the Enforcement Directorate's seizure of assets from Vuenow Infotech Pvt. Ltd., rejecting the company's challenge to the investigation of its alleged involvement in a cloud particle investment scam.
livelaw.in • Law • India
The Calcutta High Court clarified the Enforcement Directorate's powers under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act, emphasizing the necessity of a 'quartet-test' involving search, seizure, proceeds of crime, and money-laundering for legal action.
livelaw.in • Law • India
The Supreme Court of India questioned whether money laundering can be presumed without proving knowledge of proceeds of crime, leading to a discussion on the legal definition and implications of acquittals in money laundering cases.
livelaw.in • Law • India
The Indian government's ban on Asianet News and Media One TV for their reporting on the Delhi riots is legally flawed due to vague reasoning and disproportionate penalties.
livelaw.in • Law • India
The Supreme Court dismissed Amnesty International India's challenge to the Enforcement Directorate's freezing of its bank accounts, deferring the challenge to the provisional attachment order.
livelaw.in • Law • India
The Gujarat and Karnataka High Courts have suspended the recruitment process for Civil Judges, awaiting the Supreme Court's decision on the minimum practice requirement for applicants.
livelaw.in • Law • India
Asianet News filed a plea with the Kerala High Court alleging police harassment after reporting on child drug abuse.
giurisprudenzadelleimprese.it • Law • Italy
A court ruling clarifies the jurisdiction over challenges to surety bonds based on antitrust violations, determining that such objections are part of the opposition to summary judgment proceedings rather than separate claims.
elpais.com • Law • Spain
A Guardia Civil investigation into a leak implicating Spain's Fiscal General finds evidence suggesting his involvement.
livelaw.in • Law • India
This legal article analyzes the legality of police obtaining specimen signatures and handwriting from accused persons during investigations in India, considering various laws, court precedents, and constitutional rights.
midilibre.fr • Law • France
A CBD shop owner in the Gard region of France was arrested and charged with selling products exceeding the legal THC limit, after customers reported adverse effects.
elcomercio.pe • Law • United States
Luigi Mangione, accused of murdering a UnitedHealthcare executive, seeks to prevent the death penalty, a request the prosecution deems premature.
theepochtimes.com • Law • United States
An appeals court temporarily halted a contempt order against the Trump administration for not complying with a judge's order prohibiting deportations under the Alien Enemies Act.
dnevnik.bg • Law • UK
The UK Supreme Court will rule on the legal definition of 'woman' under equality laws, a case with significant implications for the transgender rights debate.
spectator.co.uk • Law • Scotland
The UK Supreme Court is set to rule on the legal definition of 'woman' in relation to Scotland's Gender Representation on Public Boards Act 2018, a case brought by For Women Scotland.
bostonherald.com • Law • USA
The Boston Police Department faces contempt charges for failing to provide records in an internal affairs investigation involving an officer implicated in a fatal high-speed chase and other misconduct allegations.
elpais.com • Law • Spain
A Spanish court ordered the return of a baby to her parents after social services removed her due to the mother's difficult past, highlighting concerns about due process and potential risks to the child's welfare.
thecourier.co.uk • Law • Scotland
A landmark Supreme Court ruling on the definition of “woman” in the Equality Act 2010 is prompting calls for NHS Fife to concede defeat in a tribunal brought by a nurse who clashed with a transgender colleague.
elpais.com • Law • UK
The UK Supreme Court ruled that the 2010 Equality Act's definition of 'woman' refers solely to biological sex, limiting legal protections for transgender women.
sungazette.com • Law • Pennsylvania
A Pennsylvania state constable was arrested for DUI and speeding after failing to stop for police, claiming he was en route to a sobriety checkpoint.
latimes.com • Law • World
The Supreme Court's ruling on the Trump administration's use of the Alien Enemies Act to deport immigrants sparks debate, with both supporters and critics highlighting aspects of the decision.
leparisien.fr • Law • France
Two doctors in Bordeaux, France, were given suspended sentences and fines for medical malpractice that led to a patient's quadruple amputation.
nytimes.com • Law • UK
The UK Supreme Court ruled that the Equality Act's definition of 'woman' is based on biological sex, impacting transgender rights and single-sex services.
smh.com.au • Law • UK
The UK Supreme Court ruled that a ‘woman’ is someone born biologically female, sparking mixed reactions and raising concerns about the implications for transgender rights and single-sex services.
eclegal.it • Law • Italy
The admissibility of opposing a non-existent injunction decree due to lack of notification hinges on the debtor's demonstrable legally relevant interest.
bhaskar.com • Law • India
The Supreme Court of India heard arguments challenging the Waqf Amendment Act, focusing on issues such as who can establish waqfs, the registration of old waqf properties, and the inclusion of non-Muslims in waqf boards.
theepochtimes.com • Law • UK
The UK Supreme Court ruled that the legal definition of "woman" refers to biological sex, excluding transgender men with gender recognition certificates from certain single-sex spaces.
vulture.com • Law • USA
Sean "Diddy" Combs' legal team is seeking a two-month postponement of his sex-trafficking trial in New York, citing the need for more time to prepare a defense following a recent superseding indictment.
livelaw.in • Law • India
Justice D.Y. Chandrachud highlights the systemic nature of casteist, ableist, and gendered discrimination in India, emphasizing the need for inclusive representation beyond mere legal interventions.
livelaw.in • Law • India
The Kerala High Court ruled that a mother cannot be forced to choose between motherhood and employment, emphasizing the fundamental right to dignity as a mother and urging the state to enact legislation protecting employees from family responsibility-based discrimination.
livelaw.in • Law • India
The Kerala High Court highlighted the need to address intersectional discrimination against women in a new workplace protection law, prompted by the Hema Committee Report's findings on the Malayalam film industry.
theage.com.au • Law • Australia
Lawyers in Victoria are calling for an overhaul of the toll fine system to prevent people from accumulating massive debts due to late fees and penalties.
thehindu.com • Law • India
The Supreme Court of India is examining the constitutionality of amendments to the Waqf Act, 2025, which expand government control over waqf properties and raise concerns about religious freedom and the autonomy of the Muslim community.
livelaw.in • Law • India
The Delhi High Court dismissed a petition due to forum shopping, emphasizing that the dispute should be handled by the appropriate court in Tamil Nadu where the cause of action originated.
nysun.com • Law • United States
Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito dissents against a midnight order halting deportations, citing procedural irregularities and questioning the use of the All Writs Act.
foxnews.com • Law • USA
Federal prosecutors admit to listening to a jailhouse call between murder suspect Luigi Mangione and his attorney, despite initial denials.
indianexpress.com • Law • India
The Indian Supreme Court temporarily halted all new legal challenges to the ownership of religious sites and surveys of disputed places, impacting numerous pending cases questioning the Places of Worship Act of 1991.
livelaw.in • Law • India
The Supreme Court of India criticized excessively long submissions in arbitration proceedings under Sections 34 and 37 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, advocating for time limits to improve efficiency.
thecourier.co.uk • Law • Scotland
A Dundee man was fined for verbally abusing parking wardens, including a racist remark referencing Jackie Chan.
thetimes.com • Law • UK
The Supreme Court's ruling that 'woman' refers to biological sex in the Equality Act 2010 has sparked debate, with some criticisms based on misunderstandings of the decision.
theepochtimes.com • Law • Mississippi
The Mississippi Supreme Court ruled that a minor undergoing gender transition cannot legally change their name to a masculine one, citing state law requiring name changes to be 'clearly in the best interest of the child'.
elconfidencial.com • Law • Spain
A Spanish court ruled in favor of a domestic worker who was fired after being caught working elsewhere while on sick leave, highlighting a legal dispute over proper notification of dismissal.
theguardian.com • Law • US
The US Supreme Court heard arguments on a case challenging the constitutionality of the Affordable Care Act's free preventive healthcare services.
thestar.com • Law • Canada
A Canadian murder conviction is overturned due to a flawed police interrogation, prompting scrutiny of interview techniques and highlighting the risks of false confessions.
bhaskarhindi.com • Law • India
The Delhi High Court reprimanded Baba Ramdev for making communal remarks against Hamdard and its beverage Rooh Afza.
oglobo.globo.com • Law • Brazil
A Brazilian lawyer and influencer was denied habeas corpus and remains in preventative custody for assaulting his partner.
watoday.com.au • Law • Australia
Two Australian barristers received reprimands and penalties for posting an offensive LGBTQI joke in their workplace, highlighting issues of professional conduct and inclusivity within the legal profession.
dnevnik.bg • Law • Bulgaria
The European Court of Justice ruled that extending the mandate of Bulgaria's judicial inspectorate contradicts EU law, raising concerns about judicial independence.
midilibre.fr • Law • France
A French university student narrowly avoided prison time after being caught with cannabis, receiving a one-year suspended sentence with probation.
livelaw.in • Law • India
The Orissa High Court ruled that individual practicing lawyers are exempt from GST and service tax levies, quashing notices issued to a lawyer demanding significant tax and penalties.
dailymail.co.uk • Law • UK
A legal expert advises on dealing with a neighbor's CCTV camera pointed at one's garden, and on resolving an insurance claim denial due to faulty guttering.
reuters.com • Law • World
A federal judge dismissed a class-action lawsuit against H&M for its 'Conscious Choice' line, prompting discussion on the legal implications of 'sustainable' marketing claims and the need for clearer FTC guidelines.
irishtimes.com • Law • Ireland
A former Irish police officer is suing the Garda Commissioner, alleging wrongful arrest and retaliation for whistleblowing on defective gun holsters.
thetimes.com • Law • UK
A High Court ruling in the UK that incorporated a sharia council's fatwa into a case has sparked concerns among secular campaigners about the influence of religious law in the country's legal system.
e.glavbukh.ru • Law • Russia
Starting in May, Russia's Roskomnadzor will impose substantial fines for mishandling personal data, with the maximum reaching 500 million rubles, prompting businesses to bolster their data security measures.
theglobeandmail.com • Law • Canada
A former subcontractor seeks legal advice after their former employer prohibits them from contacting clients, colleagues, or speaking negatively about the company.
slate.com • Law • United States
The Supreme Court is considering whether Oklahoma must fund a Catholic charter school, potentially overturning established precedents on state funding of religious institutions.
elpais.com • Law • Spain
A Spanish judge investigating the Attorney General has subpoenaed Isabel Díaz Ayuso's partner as a witness in a case involving alleged leaks of confidential information.
prensa.com • Law • Panama
Valentín Martínez, initially convicted of money laundering in the New Business case, was acquitted after a new sworn statement from Riccardo Francolini shifted blame.
f5.folha.uol.com.br • Law • Brazil
A Brazilian court ordered Jovem Pan to pay R$ 40,000 in moral damages to historian Ian Neves for defamatory statements made by commentator Tiago Pavinatto.
smh.com.au • Law • Australia
A former teacher, Michael Anthony Lunn, was found guilty of multiple counts of child sexual assault, vindicating past and present victims who bravely came forward.
cnn.com • Law • United States
Twelve states are suing the Trump administration, alleging that tariffs imposed via the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) illegally raise taxes on Americans.
elpais.com • Law • Spain
A Spanish Supreme Court judge's attempt to retrieve data from the Attorney General's phone yielded no incriminating evidence, according to a Guardia Civil report.
nytimes.com • Law • World
CNN settled a defamation lawsuit after a Florida jury ordered the network to pay $5 million to a security contractor for false accusations made in a 2021 news segment.
livelaw.in • Law • India
An Indian woman received a one-week prison sentence and a fine for her derogatory remarks against the Bombay High Court judges.
livelaw.in • Law • India
An Indian consumer court ruled that the burden of proof in consumer cases rests with the complainant, dismissing a case due to insufficient evidence.
livelaw.in • Law • India
The Supreme Court of India reserved its judgment on whether providing written grounds for arrest is mandatory before or immediately after arrest in all cases, stemming from a hit-and-run case.
latercera.com • Law • Chile
A forensic social report commissioned by the defense of Luis Hermosilla, who is accused of tax crimes, bribery, and money laundering, reveals details about his family's life and their support during his legal battle.
livelaw.in • Law • India
The Rajasthan High Court overturned the punishment of a constable found allegedly intoxicated on duty, citing the disciplinary authority's failure to provide sufficient reasoning in their decision.
livelaw.in • Law • India
The Andhra Pradesh High Court ruled that quasi-judicial authorities must provide reasoned orders, and the court can intervene if an order contains manifest errors.
elcorreo.com • Law • Spain
Several Bilbao bars have been ordered to pay for broadcasting television content without proper authorizations, leading to a legal battle between the bars and AISGE, an association of actors and interpreters.
aargauerzeitung.ch • Law • Switzerland
New laws in Aargau, Switzerland, effective January 1, 2025, include tax cuts, increased child allowances, and changes to disability support.
livelaw.in • Law • India
The Supreme Court of India overturned a Patna High Court ruling that ordered the relocation of a toll plaza on National Highway 30, citing fairness and adherence to Article 14 of the Indian Constitution.
washingtonpost.com • Law • USA
The Supreme Court's decision in Kennedy v. Bremerton School District highlights a disagreement among justices regarding the factual accuracy of the majority opinion concerning a football coach's post-game prayers.
theepochtimes.com • Law • World
A federal judge temporarily halted her order demanding details from the US government regarding the deportation of Kilmar Abrego Garcia to El Salvador, despite a court order preventing his deportation.
news.bloomberglaw.com • Law • USA
The Supreme Court heard arguments in a case concerning fuel producers' ability to challenge California's stringent auto emission regulations, focusing on whether the producers have standing to sue.
ladepeche.fr • Law • France
Five and a half years after a fatal hunting accident in Ariège, France, the trial of those responsible is set to begin, bringing a long-awaited moment of potential closure for the victim's family.
irishtimes.com • Law • Ireland
An Irish High Court ruling against a driver contesting a speeding ticket in an average speed zone impacts over 2,000 drivers facing similar charges.
livelaw.in • Law • India
The Supreme Court of India has definitively ruled on the registration exemption for sale certificates issued under the Securitization and Reconstruction of Financial Assets and Enforcement of Security Interest Act, 2002 (SARFAESI).
livelaw.in • Law • India
The Kerala High Court ruled that goods cannot be detained under the GST Act if a bona fide dispute exists regarding the tax rate.
livelaw.in • Law • India
The Kerala High Court ruled that penalties under Section 129 of the CGST/SGST Act apply only to intentional tax evasion or repeated violations, not minor discrepancies.
lasprovincias.es • Law • Spain
A Spanish judge rebukes a former government official for publicly disclosing details of a witness's testimony in an ongoing investigation.
bostonglobe.com • Law • USA
Text messages exchanged between Karen Read and John O'Keefe before his death were presented in court, revealing a strained relationship marked by arguments and disagreements.
theage.com.au • Law • Australia
Ben Roberts-Smith's appeal against a defamation judgment finding him guilty of war crimes in Afghanistan has been dealt a setback in the Federal Court.
theepochtimes.com • Law • New Mexico
A New Mexico judge resigned after an alleged gang member was arrested at his home, leading the state Supreme Court to ban him from ever holding judicial office again.
theepochtimes.com • Law • New Mexico
A former New Mexico judge and his wife were arrested on evidence tampering charges after an alleged gang member was found living in their home.
washingtonpost.com • Law • USA
A Wisconsin judge was arrested and charged with obstructing an immigration arrest, escalating tensions between the Justice Department and local officials over immigration enforcement.
theepochtimes.com • Law • USA
FBI Director Kash Patel announced the arrest of Wisconsin Judge Hannah Dugan on obstruction charges for allegedly aiding an illegal immigrant's escape.
irishtimes.com • Law • Ireland
An Irish counsellor obtained a domestic violence protection order against a former client after describing a toxic relationship and ongoing harassment.
legal-island.com • Law • Ireland
This legal advice discusses whether employers can deduct money from employee wages for cash shortages, clarifying that such deductions are generally unlawful unless explicitly agreed upon in writing beforehand.
thecourier.co.uk • Law • Scotland
A Scottish court upheld a government decision to force the sale of a St Andrews land plot to a community group for a public garden, rejecting the landowner's claim of unlawful procedures.
bostonglobe.com • Law • Massachusetts
The Karen Read retrial continued with testimony from a paramedic and a hospital lab director, followed by a jury visit to the crime scene.
theage.com.au • Law • World
Jason Roberts, wrongfully convicted of murder, receives an undisclosed sum in compensation after his acquittal.
watoday.com.au • Law • Australia
A son was unjustly fired after being assaulted at work, prompting questions about his legal rights and employer responsibilities under Australian law.
indianexpress.com • Law • India
The Madhya Pradesh High Court directed Saif Ali Khan to appeal a government decision classifying his family's historical properties as "enemy property", prompting a discussion on Indian law regarding inheritance and assets left by those who migrated to enemy nations.
elpais.com • Law • Spain
Spain's Constitutional Court is poised to largely uphold the country's transgender law, allowing individuals to change their registered gender based on self-identification, despite some internal dissent.
legalbites.in • Law • India
This article examines the interpretation of tax statutes in India, focusing on principles of strict construction, substantial compliance, and the application of these principles in various court cases.
legalbites.in • Law • India
This article examines the contrasting approaches of restrictive and beneficial construction in interpreting penal statutes, highlighting their application in Indian and comparative jurisprudence.
legalbites.in • Law • India
This article examines the legal mechanisms of expiry and repeal of statutes, focusing on their meaning, types, implications, and the Indian legal framework governing them.
thehindu.com • Law • India
The Supreme Court of India ruled that inclusive digital access is a fundamental right, mandating the government to bridge the digital divide for marginalized communities.
news.bloomberglaw.com • Law • United States
Three class-action settlement administrators face a federal lawsuit alleging millions of dollars in undisclosed fees for using digital payment methods to distribute settlement funds.
theage.com.au • Law • World
Two men were acquitted of charges related to a rigged luxury car raffle scheme involving multiple high-value vehicles.
livelaw.in • Law • India
The Supreme Court of India overturned the conviction of a medical shop owner under the NDPS Act due to insufficient evidence linking him to a narcotics transportation conspiracy.
livelaw.in • Law • India
The Supreme Court of India reserved its judgment on whether appellate courts can modify arbitral awards under Sections 34 and 37 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996.
livelaw.in • Law • India
The Supreme Court of India clarified the limited circumstances under which courts can remand arbitral awards back to tribunals under sections 34 and 37 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, emphasizing a cautious approach and proportionality.
theepochtimes.com • Law • United States
A federal judge ruled that President Trump's use of the Alien Enemies Act to deport Venezuelan gang members is unlawful, blocking the deportations in southern Texas.
livelaw.in • Law • India
This article summarizes significant rulings on insolvency law in India during November 2020, covering decisions from the Supreme Court, High Courts, the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT), and National Company Law Tribunals (NCLTs).
mondaq.com • Law • India
This article analyzes key judicial pronouncements shaping the landscape of construction arbitration in India, highlighting recent cases impacting arbitrator appointments and the grounds for setting aside arbitration awards.
thehindu.com • Law • India
The Supreme Court of India recognized a fundamental right to be free from climate change's adverse impacts, prompting analysis of its implications for inclusive climate action and the protection of the Great Indian Bustard.
thehindu.com • Law • India
The Supreme Court of India's recognition of a human right against climate change impacts necessitates a 'just transition' framework for equitable climate action, including the protection of non-human entities.
gjsentinel.com • Law • Colorado
Legal briefs filed in the habeas corpus case of Tina Peters, former Mesa County Clerk, debate the appropriateness of a magistrate judge ruling on a motion to strike a Department of Justice statement.
latercera.com • Law • Chile
The Halcartegaray family, owner of the Guante brand, is appealing a court decision that allowed Nike to register the "Nike Air Zoom" trademark in Chile.
slate.com • Law • United States
A botched firing squad execution in South Carolina highlights the inherent flaws and inhumanity of all capital punishment methods.
livelaw.in • Law • India
The Kerala High Court dismissed a defamation case against media outlets for discussing a publicly available book critical of Mata Amritanandamayi, upholding the media's right to comment on matters in the public domain.
livelaw.in • Law • India
India's Supreme Court will decide whether Goods and Services Tax (GST) or Service Tax applies to mining royalties, a decision impacting numerous pending legal cases.
irishtimes.com • Law • Ireland
A Dublin court dismissed charges against two individuals accused of identifying the teenage boys convicted in the Ana Kriégel murder case, citing a breach of the Children Act.
ius-giuffrefl-it.bibliopass.unito.it • Law • Italy
A case concerning the invalidity of an appeal due to improper notification, even with the respondent's subsequent appearance, is analyzed by the Italian Supreme Court.
businessinsider.com • Law • World
Five lawyers from various firms share how they use AI tools to improve efficiency and accuracy in their legal work, highlighting the growing adoption of AI in the legal profession while emphasizing the importance of human oversight.
nysun.com • Law • United States
Justice Amy Coney Barrett's recusal from a landmark religious liberty case raises concerns about potential conflicts of interest and sets a concerning precedent.
reviewjournal.com • Law • Nevada
A Nevada public defender is seeking to disqualify a judge from all cases due to alleged antagonism, baseless accusations, and refusal to explain rulings.
reviewjournal.com • Law • Nevada
Nevada Judge Erika Ballou received a public censure for inappropriate social media posts and statements during a sentencing hearing, prompting a renewed motion for her recusal from cases involving the Clark County district attorney's office.
reviewjournal.com • Law • Nevada
A Nevada judge faces disciplinary action for allegedly violating judicial conduct codes through inappropriate social media posts.
reviewjournal.com • Law • Nevada
Nevada District Court Judge Erika Ballou faces six counts of judicial misconduct for actions related to a criminal case and prior social media posts.
dailymail.co.uk • Law • World
The article details the ongoing trial of Sean 'Diddy' Combs, focusing on the testimony of his ex-girlfriend and the presence of his children in the courtroom.
law.com • Law • United States
The Supreme Court will decide if partially true but misleading statements constitute 'false statements' under 18 U.S.C. § 1014, impacting prosecutions of white-collar crime.
theguardian.com • Law • Australia
The estranged husband of Erin Patterson, accused of murdering three people and attempting to murder another with poisoned mushrooms, denies asking her if she used mushrooms to poison them.
blog.ipleaders.in • Law • India
This article comprehensively explores the fundamental duties enshrined in the Indian Constitution, tracing their origin, scope, and significance in legal interpretations.
blog.ipleaders.in • Law • India
This article analyzes the landmark Indian Supreme Court case, Bijoe Emmanuel v. State of Kerala, focusing on the conflict between the fundamental right to freedom of religion and the duty to respect the National Anthem.
theepochtimes.com • Law • World
The Supreme Court heard arguments on the legality of nationwide injunctions used to block President Trump's birthright citizenship order, focusing less on the policy itself and more on the scope of judicial authority.
smh.com.au • Law • Australia
The Federal Court of Australia unanimously dismissed Ben Roberts-Smith's $1.5 million appeal, upholding the original defamation ruling against him and leaving him to contemplate further legal action.
shrm.org • Law • California
California employers must navigate complex state and federal regulations to ensure compliance with white-collar exemption requirements for overtime pay, particularly concerning salary thresholds and duties tests.
telegram.hr • Law • Croatia
A Croatian judge, Jadranka Seletković, faces a disciplinary procedure due to numerous procedural irregularities and possible falsifications of court documents, mirroring a similar case involving another judge.
lequipe.fr • Law • France
French swimmer Yannick Agnel's evolving statements regarding a sexual relationship with a minor led to his referral to the Assizes Court on charges of rape and sexual assault.
slate.com • Law • United States
The article analyzes the legal arguments surrounding Donald Trump's attempt to alter the 14th Amendment's birthright citizenship clause, highlighting the weak historical basis for his claims.
elpais.com • Law • Spain
A Spanish court sentenced a man to two and a half years in prison for posting misogynistic messages on Twitter, deemed as hate speech.
lasprovincias.es • Law • Spain
A leaked audio recording of a conversation between Spanish meteorological agency Aemet and emergency services during a severe weather event is under investigation for potential criminal charges.
foxnews.com • Law • USA
A Milwaukee judge faces six years in prison after being indicted for allegedly helping an undocumented immigrant evade immigration officers.
telegraph.co.uk • Law • World
Police chiefs advocate for a new 'stolen valour' offense to criminalize the fraudulent use of military medals, citing a recent case involving false claims of military service.
nytimes.com • Law • USA
A US appeals court hearing raises questions about whether the First Amendment rights of two international students facing deportation for expressing views critical of Israel's actions in Gaza were violated.
chiemgau24.de • Law • Germany
A Munich lawyer faces charges for allegedly insulting police officers at the Traunstein Spring Festival.
irishtimes.com • Law • Ireland
An Irish tenant's claim of 'elite status' to avoid rent payments was rejected by a Residential Tenancies Board tribunal, resulting in a significant arrears order.
livelaw.in • Law • India
This article analyzes the applicability of the law of limitation to proceedings under the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005, examining relevant case laws and the recent Supreme Court ruling in Kamatchi vs. Laxmi Narayan.
dailymail.co.uk • Law • World
A consumer lawyer discusses whether individuals can seek compensation for sunburn despite using high-SPF sunscreen, and addresses another reader's issue with lost dry cleaning tickets.
thehindu.com • Law • India
President Murmu has referred fourteen questions to the Supreme Court regarding the timelines for presidential and gubernatorial assent to state bills, seeking clarification on the court's powers to impose such timelines.
elpais.com • Law • Spain
Spain's Ministry of Interior has instructed police not to report drug use or possession in parked cars unless related to trafficking, citing privacy concerns and Supreme Court jurisprudence.
laregione.ch • Law • Switzerland
The Ticino canton in Switzerland is considering legislative changes to allow part-time employment for judges, aiming to improve work-life balance and broaden access to the judiciary.
chiemgau24.de • Law • Europe
Austria is considering a law to criminalize the unsolicited sending of penis pictures, while Germany already has legal provisions addressing similar acts under existing laws.
irishtimes.com • Law • Ireland
A Garda in Dublin faces trial for dangerous driving causing serious injury to a Brazilian delivery driver whose leg was severed in a 2023 incident on the M50.
estadao.com.br • Law • Brazil
In 2024, Brazil saw a record high of over 2 million new labor lawsuits, exceeding the pre-2017 labor reform levels, primarily due to increased access to free legal aid and differing interpretations of the reform.
latercera.com • Law • Chile
This article discusses the case of Martina, a child who is being forced into contact with an abusive father despite clear evidence of harm and her own strong objections, highlighting flaws in the Chilean legal system's handling of such cases.
elperiodico.cat • Law • Spain
A father in Lleida, Spain, was fined and ordered to pay compensation for assaulting a man who had touched his son at a swimming pool.
livelaw.in • Law • India
The Supreme Court of India issued contempt notices to the Chief Secretaries of Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, and Rajasthan for failing to fill vacancies in their respective Pollution Control Boards.
indianexpress.com • Law • India
A Mumbai court sentenced a former police inspector to life imprisonment for murder despite the victim's body never being found, relying on circumstantial evidence and legal precedent.
elpais.com • Law • Spain
A family in Aragon, Spain, received a record-breaking €3.7 million in compensation for a traffic accident involving their seven-year-old son, who was not held responsible due to his age.
thehansindia.com • Law • India
Bhuwan Ribhu, founder of Just Rights for Children, became the first Indian lawyer to receive the World Jurist Association's Medal of Honor for his extensive work in child rights advocacy.
livelaw.in • Law • India
The Allahabad High Court ruled that only the Pharmacy Council of India can revoke No Objection Certificates for pharmacy colleges, not state governments or boards, citing the Pharmacy Act's precedence and violation of natural justice principles.
latercera.com • Law • USA
Sean "Diddy" Combs is facing trial on charges including extortion and sex trafficking, with potential celebrity witnesses and a key video evidence.
blogs.elconfidencial.com • Law • Spain
The Spanish Constitutional Court unanimously overturned the conviction of Anónimo García, who was wrongly accused of creating a satirical 'Tour de La Manada' website.
edition.cnn.com • Law • World
A family used AI to create a video of their brother, killed in a road rage incident, to deliver his victim impact statement in court, prompting discussions about the ethical implications of using AI in legal settings.
dailymail.co.uk • Law • USA
Diddy's sex trafficking trial is underway, with key witness Cassie Ventura's pregnancy and the rapper's courtroom interactions creating significant attention.
irishtimes.com • Law • Ireland
Gerry Adams's defamation trial against the BBC, stemming from a 2016 Spotlight program alleging his involvement in a murder, is underway, featuring testimony, cross-examination, and unexpected moments of levity.
theepochtimes.com • Law • United States
A federal appeals court upheld a law barring non-violent felons from owning guns, citing historical precedent for disarming those deemed dangerous.
smh.com.au • Law • Australia
A Sydney law firm partner lost a $3 million lawsuit after being accused of rape, with the judge finding sufficient evidence to warrant prosecution despite some inconclusive evidence.
elpais.com.uy • Law • Uruguay
Uruguay's Supreme Court ruled in favor of Uber in a landmark case concerning a driver's claim of employment dependency, setting a precedent for future similar disputes.
cnn.com • Law • United States
President Trump's consideration of suspending habeas corpus, a fundamental legal right, has sparked debate about its implications for immigration and civil liberties.
twitchy.com • Law • UK
A UK woman's appeal against a 17-year prison sentence for killing her rapist was denied, sparking debate about self-defense laws and the justice system.
en.wikipedia.org • Law • United States
The Restatements of the Law, published by the American Law Institute, are influential compilations of case law aiming to clarify and guide judges and lawyers on common law principles.
dailymail.co.uk • Law • England
Concerns are raised about the fairness of Lucy Letby's trial due to two secret police press conferences held during its proceedings, prompting questions about potential bias and influence on media coverage.
telegraph.co.uk • Law • UK
A retired police officer was arrested and cautioned for a tweet that was misinterpreted as antisemitic, highlighting concerns about overzealous policing and the impact on his life.
editions-harmattan.fr • Law • France
This book explores the concept of fiscal secrecy, its evolution, and its legal framework in France, analyzing its implications for both taxpayers and tax authorities.
livelaw.in • Law • India
The Supreme Court of India ruled that an acting Station House Officer can conduct searches under the NDPS Act.
livelaw.in • Law • India
The Supreme Court of India ruled that an unregistered agreement to sell can be used as evidence in a specific performance lawsuit, citing a proviso in the Registration Act of 1908.
economictimes.indiatimes.com • Law • USA
Sean 'Diddy' Combs' trial for alleged criminal charges may expose a guest list from his 'Freak-Off' parties, potentially implicating other celebrities.
law360.com • Law • Australia
An Australian tutoring company successfully defended its trademark 'Uber Tutors' against a challenge from Uber Technologies, citing the German meaning of 'Uber' in its defense.
china.caixin.com • Law • China
The recent death of Zhao Zuohai, 15 years after his wrongful conviction was overturned, highlights the ongoing struggle for justice in China, as another case, involving Yang Qianwei, awaits a similar resolution.
businessinsider.com • Law • USA
A lawsuit stemming from a fatal plane crash involving Google co-founder Sergey Brin's plane has concluded with a settlement, resolving claims of negligence.
theepochtimes.com • Law • World
The Supreme Court heard arguments in a case challenging a class action lawsuit against Labcorp, questioning whether a class action can include plaintiffs who haven't suffered legal injuries.
indianexpress.com • Law • India
The Supreme Court of India ruled that GST Council recommendations are not binding on the central or state governments, impacting India's federal structure and GST implementation.
gazetadopovo.com.br • Law • Brazil
A Brazilian court has temporarily suspended the display of 13 YouTube videos showing police officers discussing security operations due to concerns about human rights violations and potential hate speech.
wsj.com • Law • United States
The Supreme Court debated the scope of injunctions against President Trump's birthright citizenship order, raising concerns about potential manipulation of the legal system.
advokatwatch.no • Law • Norway
Major Norwegian law firms are implementing AI tools, with A&O Shearman developing its own and others using solutions from external providers.
bostonglobe.com • Law • Rhode Island
The trial of Aaron Thomas, a former Rhode Island basketball coach accused of conducting naked "fat tests" on students, is ongoing, with the jury yet to reach a verdict.
elpais.com • Law • Italy
A flawed DNA analysis led to the acquittal of Amanda Knox and Raffaele Sollecito in the Meredith Kercher murder case, highlighting issues with the original investigation's procedures.
edition.cnn.com • Law • World
The US Department of Justice is reportedly dropping criminal charges against Boeing over two fatal 737 Max crashes, prompting outrage from victims' families who decry the decision as morally repugnant.
rmlnluseal.home.blog • Law • India
This article analyzes the Shashoua principle, a legal concept concerning the determination of the seat of arbitration, and its application within Indian jurisprudence, highlighting the ongoing debate and inconsistencies in its judicial interpretation.
livelaw.in • Law • India
The Supreme Court of India will decide if offering a bribe, even without a demand, constitutes abetment under the Prevention of Corruption Act before its 2018 amendment.
bostonglobe.com • Law • Massachusetts
This article recounts the events of a day in Karen Read's retrial, focusing on the cross-examination of a state police investigator and the presentation of evidence.
slate.com • Law • United States
The Supreme Court's deliberation on Trump v. CASA will determine the fate of birthright citizenship for children born to undocumented immigrants in nearly half of US states, potentially creating a chaotic and fragmented system.
lasprovincias.es • Law • Spain
A legal dispute in Valencia, Spain, between a judge and the lawyer for Emilio Argüeso led to the expulsion of Manos Limpias from the case due to perceived conflicts of interest.
elconfidencial.com • Law • Spain
Spanish data protection agency fines companies over a million euros for processing the personal data of self-employed individuals, ordering the mass deletion of their data from business databases.
blog.ipleaders.in • Law • India
This article analyzes Articles 29 and 30 of the Indian Constitution, which address the cultural and educational rights of minority communities, exploring landmark cases and the government's role in upholding these rights.
elpais.com • Law • Spain
A Spanish magistrate criticized the Council for the General Judiciary (CGPJ) for its allegedly biased and outdated methods in judicial appointments.
livelaw.in • Law • India
The Supreme Court of India dismissed a plea challenging the constitutionality of certain provisions of the Central Goods and Services Tax Act, directing the petitioner to pursue the matter in the High Court.
blog.ipleaders.in • Law • India
This article analyzes the Supreme Court of India's landmark 2014 judgment in Pramati Educational & Cultural Trust vs. Union of India, concerning the constitutionality of Articles 15(5) and 21A and the Right to Education Act.
blog.ipleaders.in • Law • India
This article provides a detailed analysis of the landmark Supreme Court case, T.M.A. Pai Foundation & Ors. vs. State of Karnataka & Ors. (2002), focusing on minority educational institutions' rights in India.
lowestoftjournal.co.uk • Law • UK
Alex Stokes, accused of rape at the Latitude Festival, testified in his defense at Ipswich Crown Court, presenting a conflicting account of events compared to the alleged victim's testimony.
midilibre.fr • Law • France
A nightclub security guard in Nîmes, France, was sentenced to twelve months of probation after assaulting the son of a judge, leading to a trial that questioned the 21-day injury assessment.
livelaw.in • Law • India
The Delhi High Court ruled that Section 11(6) of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, cannot grant jurisdiction to courts lacking the authority to hear such applications.
hindi.livelaw.in • Law • India
The Supreme Court of India ruled that pre-institution mediation is mandatory under Section 12A of the Commercial Courts Act, 2015, but cases filed before August 20, 2022, will be adjourned to explore mediation.
infobae.com • Law • Argentina
The trial for Diego Maradona's death has been suspended for seven days due to an investigation into Judge Julieta Makintach for allegedly authorizing a documentary without consent from all parties.
e.korpurist.ru • Law • Russia
This article presents a methodology for quantitatively assessing the feasibility of initiating bankruptcy proceedings in Russia, using fuzzy-possibility models to incorporate expert knowledge and minimize risks under conditions of limited information.
thehindu.com • Law • India
Justice Kempaiah Somashekar, a Karnataka High Court judge, has been appointed as the new Chief Justice of the Manipur High Court.
livelaw.in • Law • India
A retiring Indian High Court judge criticized the Supreme Court Collegium for his transfer, alleging ill-intentions and harassment.
chiemgau24.de • Law • Germany
The Traunstein Regional Court is reviewing the credibility of a key witness in the Hanna W. murder trial, questioning the conviction of Sebastian T. before the retrial.