Courts News

Courts are increasingly scrutinizing and challenging the reflexive arrests of activists, offering a ray of hope against such practices.

MI5 is facing criticism after a report revealed serious failings that led to courts receiving false evidence. Shabana Mahmood has pledged to take urgent action

Quebec's courts have issued new guidelines that restrict judges from using generative artificial intelligence, emphasizing that judicial reasoning must remain a

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The Minister for Justice stated that criminal courts are operating "effectively" despite an ongoing dispute with solicitors who have withdrawn their services.

Lawyers are warning that courts must not be pressured by justice reforms, while also calling for improvements in electronic monitoring and the adoption of new t

Zambia's democratic institutions are facing scrutiny as the opposition disputes recent election results and courts remain closed, suggesting the election story

President Trump's tariffs on Canada are based on a long-dormant section of law, a move that has previously troubled courts and impacts one of America's closest

Access to Zambian courts has been prevented as the deadline for an election petition approaches, while preparations for President Hakainde Hichilema's second in

Sajjan Kumar has faced a prolonged legal journey through the courts concerning his involvement in the 1984 riots.

Donald Trump claims the White House requires a 'military complex' as courts obstruct his plans for a ballroom. He initially cited VIP guest hosting for the East

The article discusses how courts address lie detector tests, particularly regarding "intrusion into mental privacy," in the context of a NEET case plea.

This article provides a daily catch-up on news related to courts, bypolls, and recruitment scams.

This episode of Focus Tamil Nadu discusses the controversy surrounding Periyar's statue and the 'No God' slogan, initiated by Tamil Nadu BJP president Annamalai

The Supreme Court has mandated states to construct washrooms for women lawyers in courts within six weeks, rejecting pleas of fund paucity and aiming to ensure

Many of President Trump's efforts to restrict mail voting have been blocked by courts, despite Republicans previously supporting absentee voting.

The Dáil has again heard concerns about "chaos in the courts" due to an ongoing dispute over a new fee structure for solicitors involved in legal aid.

Court cases are being disrupted and some hearings are moving to video calls due to the blistering heatwave making courtrooms unusable.