UK drug lord pays £1m of £12m fortune
A high-ranking member of the Kinahan Cartel's UK arm has been ordered to surrender £1 million of his £12 million criminal empire in a major legal blow to organised crime.
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Supreme Court backs Muscogee Creek Nation in sovereignty case
The US Supreme Court has upheld the Muscogee Creek Nation's sovereignty over a significant portion of eastern Oklahoma, marking a historic victory for tribal rights.
Canadian hockey players cleared in sexual assault case
A Canadian court has dismissed the sexual assault case against five hockey players, citing insufficient evidence. The ruling has sparked mixed reactions across the sports community.
S Korea court orders compensation for 1964 sexual assault
A South Korean court has ruled in favour of a victim of a 1964 sexual assault, ordering the government to pay compensation in a landmark case.
Court rejects Trump’s birthright citizenship ban
A US federal court has struck down Donald Trump’s attempt to ban birthright citizenship, declaring it unconstitutional. The ruling reaffirms the 14th Amendment’s guarantee of citizenship to all born on US soil.
Court rejects Trump's birthright citizenship challenge
A US appeals court has dismissed Donald Trump's legal challenge to birthright citizenship, reaffirming the constitutional right to citizenship for children born on American soil. The ruling has significant implications for US immigration policy.
Supreme Court Rules for Abrego-Garcia in Immigration Case
The US Supreme Court has ruled in favour of Kilmar Abrego-Garcia, a Mexican national, in a pivotal immigration case that could reshape deportation policies. The decision highlights judicial scrutiny over procedural fairness.
Court: Climate inaction violates human rights
A groundbreaking European court decision has ruled that government failure to combat climate change breaches fundamental human rights, setting a historic legal precedent.
Yanukovych found guilty of treason over Crimea annexation
Former Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych has been convicted of treason in absentia for aiding Russia's 2014 Crimea annexation, marking a pivotal moment in Ukraine's pursuit of justice.
Kickboxer loses lawsuit over girlfriend’s murder
A former kickboxing champion has failed in his bid to sue an Egyptian millionaire for his girlfriend's murder, marking a dramatic end to a high-profile legal battle.
Tom Hayes cleared in Libor-rigging case
Tom Hayes, the ex-UBS and Citigroup trader, has had his conviction for Libor manipulation overturned in a major legal reversal.
Imran Khan's PTI members jailed in Pakistan crackdown
Key members of Imran Khan's PTI party have been sentenced to jail in a controversial ruling, intensifying Pakistan's political turmoil.
Oregon gun ruling sparks national debate
A recent Oregon court decision has reignited discussions on gun control, with implications echoing beyond state borders.
High Court Rejects CT Scan for Brain Injury Victim
The High Court has denied a request for a CT scan for a brain injury victim, sparking debate over medical necessity and legal boundaries.
Supreme Court approves Education Department policy
The UK Supreme Court has ruled in favour of the Education Department's disputed policy, sparking debates on academic freedom and institutional oversight.
RAF personnel must serve on juries, rules High Court
A landmark High Court ruling has confirmed that RAF personnel stationed at Brize Norton are eligible to serve on juries, overturning previous exemptions.
Mike Lynch ordered to pay HP £700m in Autonomy case
Tech entrepreneur Mike Lynch must pay HP £700m after a UK court ruled against him in the high-profile Autonomy fraud case. The verdict marks a pivotal moment in one of Britain's biggest corporate scandals.
Court rules Trump must comply with subpoena
A US federal court has ruled that former President Donald Trump cannot ignore a congressional subpoena, marking a significant legal setback in his ongoing battles with investigators.
Climate protesters lose RAF Brize Norton court challenge
Climate activists who blocked RAF Brize Norton have failed in their High Court bid to overturn convictions, as judges ruled their protest did not qualify as lawful excuse under UK law.
UK court blocks Afghan deportation flights
A UK court has halted deportation flights to Afghanistan, citing 'real risk' of serious harm. The ruling challenges government policy on asylum seekers.
Russia Strikes Kyiv in Escalated Attack
Kyiv faced a brutal Russian missile attack, causing widespread destruction and civilian casualties. Read the latest updates on the escalating conflict.
Court overturns RAF Brize Norton asylum plan
The High Court has overturned a government decision to house asylum seekers at RAF Brize Norton, siding with shadow home secretary Yvette Cooper and local residents.
High Court rejects Wimbledon expansion plan
The High Court has ruled against the controversial expansion of Wimbledon Park, a project supported by Mayor Sadiq Khan, citing environmental and legal concerns.
Court dismisses pro-Israel lobby's case against Lattouf
A federal court has rejected a bid by a pro-Israel lobby group to pursue contempt proceedings against journalist Antoinette Lattouf, marking a significant legal victory for media freedom.
Beach Boys' Brian Wilson Under Conservatorship
Legendary Beach Boys co-founder Brian Wilson has been placed under a conservatorship following a court ruling, as his family cites his ongoing health challenges.
Daughter loses £600k inheritance battle with siblings
A daughter has lost a bitter legal battle against her siblings over their late father's £600,000 fortune, as the court rules in favour of her brothers and sisters.
Sydney cleric ordered to display court's racism findings
A Sydney-based Muslim cleric has been mandated by a court to prominently display online its findings that he engaged in racist and antisemitic behaviour.
Violent dad banned from all Wetherspoon pubs for 5 years
A father has been handed a five-year ban from all JD Wetherspoon pubs after a violent attack on staff in a shocking drunken rampage.
Hanson loses defamation case against Albanese
Australian Senator Pauline Hanson has lost her defamation lawsuit against Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, with the court dismissing her claims as unfounded.
Torres Strait climate case dismissed by court
A groundbreaking climate lawsuit brought by Torres Strait Islanders has been dismissed by Australia's Federal Court, dealing a blow to Indigenous communities fighting for climate justice.
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