Supreme Court weighs veterans’ benefits law challenges
The Supreme Court examines whether federal courts can review constitutional challenges to veterans’ benefits laws in Johnson v. Congress, testing limits of judi
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The Supreme Court examines whether federal courts can review constitutional challenges to veterans’ benefits laws in Johnson v. Congress, testing limits of judi
Supreme Court term begins with key case about energy firms and federal law.
Federal Judge Paul Engelmayer ordered the Trump administration to release its legal justification for deadly Caribbean boat attacks, rejecting key privilege cla
The Supreme Court examines the constitutionality of agency adjudication, questioning impartiality and safeguards in regulatory disputes.
Probation can be revoked without explanation, affecting over 3 million individuals in the US, including those with revoked probation sentences.
Senior Advocate Sudeep Pasbola raises alarms about eroding judicial independence in Maharashtra's courts and press freedom concerns.
The Bombay HC rules that uncertainty on loss won't bar compensation in copyright disputes. A recent judgment awarded ₹1.9 crores.
Delhi High Court rules in favor of Senior Advocate Anoop George Chaudhari, ordering MP government to pay ₹78.65 lakh with 9% interest.
Ad valorem fees imposed by the Allahabad High Court are deemed harsh, prompting a call to ease litigants' financial burden and review fee structures.
Supreme Court rejects CBSE reevaluation plea citing prior availability of portal for Class XII answer sheets.