Courts & Law
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Post Office Horizon Scandal: How a Faulty Accounting System Led to Wrongful Prosecutions
London, August 31 — The Post Office Horizon scandal stands as a stark illustration of how technological missteps,…
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Bloom Energy Shareholders Can Lead Securities Fraud Lawsuit
LOS ANGELES, Aug. 21 — Bloom Energy Corporation shareholders who lost money in the company’s stock may now…
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Capricor Shareholders Can Lead Fraud Lawsuit Over Losses
Los Angeles, August 21 — Shareholders of Capricor Therapeutics, Inc. (CAPR) who experienced financial losses now have an…
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UWM Holdings Shareholders Who Lost Money Can Lead Securities Fraud Lawsuit
Los Angeles, August 21 — UWM Holdings Corporation (UWMC) shareholders who suffered financial losses now have the opportunity…
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Madras High Court Suspends POCSO Sentence, Says Pulling Girl’s Hand After Whistle Is Harassment
CHENNAI, August 2 — The Madras High Court has issued a significant ruling concerning the interpretation of sexual…
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How Fraud by Abuse of Position Is Prosecuted Under UK Law
PRESTON, July 30 — Two years ago, an 89‑year‑old widow named Joan Green had her life savings of…
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Bombay High Court Cuts Interim Maintenance to Rs 75,000, Says Idle Property Is Not Income
MUMBAI, July 29 — The Bombay High Court today reduced the maintenance payments a man must make to…
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Bombay High Court Cuts Interim Maintenance Because Idle Property Is Not Income
MUMBAI, July 29 — A Bombay High Court ruling on 29 July has implicitly validated a husband’s argument…
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Bombay High Court Halves Husband’s Monthly Maintenance to ₹25,000, Says Both Spouses Must Share Costs
MUMBAI, July 29 — A husband’s right to propose relocation as part of a financial restructuring strategy in…
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Bombay High Court Halves Interim Maintenance, Weighing Husband’s Home Loan Payments
MUMBAI, July 29 — A ruling from the Bombay High Court on Wednesday is set to reshape how…
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Bombay High Court: Working Spouses Share Family Costs
MUMBAI, July 28 — A Bombay High Court order that cuts monthly maintenance from ₹50,000 to ₹25,000 for…
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Personality Rights in Indian Law: Can Events Be Protected?
NEW DELHI, July 27 — The story begins not with a blockbuster premiere, but inside a courtroom, where…
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Delhi High Court Orders Kala Hiran Links Removed From X and YouTube, Rebukes Producer
NEW DELHI, July 27 — The Delhi High Court has directed X, the platform formerly known as Twitter,…
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Police Told to Reinvestigate Scott Gough’s Death After Homophobia Claims
LONDON, July 26 — The Independent Office for Police Conduct has ordered Hertfordshire Constabulary to reopen the investigation…
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Supreme Court Ruling In Curtiss-Wright Case Affirms Presidential Authority Over Foreign Af
WASHINGTON, July 25 — The Supreme Court’s 1936 ruling in United States v. Curtiss-Wright Export Corp. remains a…
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The Court of International Trade: Who Sits on It and What It Decides
NEW YORK, July 25 — For a federal court that handles disputes over tariffs, customs valuations, and trade…
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Section 232 metals tariffs face a legal test over what counts as a derivative
WASHINGTON, July 25 — Fifty percent. That was the maximum tariff cut the Trade Expansion Act of 1962…
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Karnataka High Court Quashes Case Over Student’s Instagram DM Calling Classmate Beautiful
BENGALURU, July 22 — A private Instagram message that led to criminal charges against a 20-year-old college student…
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Family Courts and Child Welfare: Missed Chances to Link Parents With Care
WASHINGTON, July 21 — A 2019 report by the National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges found…
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Federal vs. State Cannabis Laws: The Airport Jurisdictional Divide
WASHINGTON, July 21 — The figure that matters for any traveler carrying cannabis through a U.S. airport: 10…
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What Attempted Murder Means in Law: Intent, Preparation and Penalties
WASHINGTON, July 21 — The figure that matters: about 3% of violent crimes in the United States are…
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Former FBI Attaché Says US-Russia Law Enforcement Cooperation Collapsed, Leaving a Gap
WASHINGTON, July 21 — The FBI maintains a global network of legal attaché offices—legats, in the jargon—in over…
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U.S. District Courts: Structure, Jurisdiction, and Federal Trial Origins
WASHINGTON, July 21 — The figure that matters: 94. That’s the number of U.S. district courts that serve…
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The 1946 Administrative Procedure Act and the Lawsuits Testing Trump’s Overhaul
WASHINGTON, July 21 — Seventy years after it was signed into law, the Administrative Procedure Act remains the…
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