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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.
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.
elfinancierocr.com • Politics • Costa Rica
The article discusses the legal possibilities of removing a president from office in Costa Rica, highlighting the lack of an impeachment process and the limited provision for removal due to mental or physical incapacity.
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.
theglobeandmail.com • Politics • World
The article contrasts the US's constitutional crisis over court defiance with Canada's use of the notwithstanding clause, highlighting Pierre Poilievre's intention to utilize it.
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.
thehindu.com • Politics • India
Union Minister Kiren Rijiju asserts that non-implementation of the Waqf (Amendment) Act, 2025, is unconstitutional, criticizing state governments that refuse to comply.
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.
smh.com.au • Politics • Australia
Legal experts claim Peter Dutton's proposed gas reservation plan is unconstitutional, potentially leading to a legal battle if the Coalition wins the 2025 election.
nysun.com • Politics • United States
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson's criticism of attacks on judges sparks debate over whether conservative judges will join the pushback against President Trump's actions.
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.
cnn.com • Politics • United States
Stephen Miller revealed the Trump administration's consideration of suspending habeas corpus, a legal procedure allowing challenges to government detention, raising concerns about due process for migrants.
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.
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.
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 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.
theatlantic.com • Politics • United States
The article critiques Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem's apparent lack of understanding of fundamental constitutional rights, highlighting the dangers of such ignorance in a position of power.
theatlantic.com • Law • United States
The Supreme Court's inconsistent application of legal principles, particularly regarding presidential removal power and abortion rights, raises concerns about its commitment to neutrality and the rule of law.