Supreme Court Asks CBI To Move Delhi High Court Against Discharge Of Accused In Coal Scam Case
The Supreme Court on Friday directed the CBI to moved the Delhi High Court against the discharge of a company and three ...
Accused In Fan Murder Case, High Court Allows Actor Darshan To Travel Across India
In a big relief to Kannada actor Darshan, an accused in the Ranukaswamy murder case, the Karnataka High Court on Friday ...
Jamie Sarkonak: The Supreme Court's cowardly X exit
Under Chief Justice Richard Wagner, the Supreme Court of Canada has become an institution obsessed with publicity. Which is ...
Sask. government, Métis Nation-Saskatchewan await Supreme Court decision Friday in land consultation battle
The Saskatchewan government and Métis Nation-Saskatchewan are asking the Supreme Court of Canada to consider whether a ...
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Once partner’s property is brought into stock of firm, it becomes firm’s property: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Thursday reaffirmed the rule that once a partner contributes personal property to a firm, it ceases to ...
Namibia's top court dismisses opposition election challenge
Namibia's Supreme Court on Friday dismissed a challenge against last year's presidential election brought by opposition ...
What’s next for former Oklahoma death row inmate Richard Glossip after the Supreme Court ordered he receive a new trial
After nearly three decades maintaining his innocence on Oklahoma’s death row, Richard Glossip this week now has the ...
Federal appeals court rejects parents' challenge to school policy that hid students' gender identity
A federal court dismissed an appeal from Massachusetts parents who filed a lawsuit against Ludlow Public Schools after officials concealed their child's gender identity.
GREGG JARRETT: Trump aims to restore constitutional order… and common sense
Having lost the election, Democrats now want to nullify the result by sprinting to the federal courts to obtain restraining ...
When presidential orders collide with state laws, who gets the last word? It depends
States don't necessarily need to follow all of the directives, experts say. But some of the orders carry a threat of loss ...
State Department trying to evade refugee admissions court order, aid groups say
Refugee aid groups say the Trump administration seems to be trying to circumvent a court ruling blocking his efforts to suspend the nation's refugee admissions program.
Inside the twists and turns of a new business reporting mandate
A trio of lawyers from Venable LLP break down the history of the Corporate Transparency Act and what businesses need to know.