Law & Justice
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Supreme Court lets quick deportations to third countries resume while justices weigh Trump policy
The Supreme Court will allow President Donald Trump’s administration to continue deporting people to countries other than their own for now, while the justices consider whether the policy is legal
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Judge could dismiss Lindsay Clancy murder case in court hearing today
Lindsay Clancy will be back in court amid efforts by her defense team to avert a second trial
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Prosecutor reopens probe into Cornell gang rape allegations after accuser files lawsuit
A New York prosecutor has reopened an investigation into gang rape allegations at a Cornell University fraternity in response to a lawsuit
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Prosecutors reopen investigation into alleged gang rape at Cornell after lawsuit
Prosecutors in New York will look to see if there’s additional evidence that would result in a grand jury finding criminal conduct
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Knifewoman and violent shoplifter among defendants sentenced by Scarborough court
Two women who committed violence related and shoplifting offences were among defendants sentenced recently at Scarborough Magistrates Court.
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Knifewoman and violent shoplifter among defendants sentenced by Scarborough court
Two women who committed violence related and shoplifting offences were among defendants sentenced recently at Scarborough Magistrates Court.
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Alarm at UN over sanctions threatened by US on international criminal court
Group calls for proper enforcement of ICC rulings as Trump administration widens attacks on court
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Meta suffers another legal loss after jury finds Facebook liable for deceiving users
This follows another recent legal victory for New Mexico, where courts awarded $942 million in judgments against Meta across a two-part trial concerning minor safety controls
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Ketanji Brown Jackson criticizes supreme court’s handling of emergency docket
The associate justice called out her colleagues in a speech she made at the UDC school of law, hours after Trump filed his latest request
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The Government risks losing the public’s faith on law and order unless the courts crisis is dealt with
The court backlog has reached an unacceptable level with a record number of victims waiting for justice to be done. There were 80,829 outstanding cases at the end of June, Ministry of Justice figures show, at crown court.
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Nolan Wells had no water in lungs despite drowning finding, lawyer says
Civil rights attorney Ben Crump released information from a forensic examination of Nolan Wells’ cellphone as well as details of the official autopsy
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Civil rights lawyer Ben Crump releases data from Nolan Wells’ cellphone
Messaging ‘very telling’, says Crump after grand jury said it found no evidence of criminal conduct in teen’s death