Trump seeks National Guard protection in LA courts
Former US President Donald Trump's legal team has requested National Guard security in Los Angeles as he faces multiple court appearances, citing safety concerns.
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Judge refuses to quit Sheku Bayoh case amid bias row
A judge presiding over the Sheku Bayoh inquiry has refused to recuse himself despite claims of bias, sparking a legal standoff with police representatives.
Paedophile jailed for raping 9-year-old girl
A vile predator has been locked up for 18 years after admitting to the horrific rape of a young girl in a case that shocked the community.
Three Musketeers jailed for 43 years over brutal attack
A trio who dubbed themselves 'The Three Musketeers' have been sentenced to a combined 43 years in prison for a vicious assault on a man who had offered them a place to stay.
Oligarchs spied on UK lawyers in high-profile cases
Shocking revelations uncover how wealthy oligarchs surveilled British lawyers involved in sensitive legal battles, raising serious concerns over privacy and legal integrity.
Most Brits think judges are politically biased - poll
A damning new poll reveals over half of Britons think judges are influenced by politics, sparking fresh debates about judicial impartiality.
Court upholds sentence for violent Leicester attacker
The Court of Appeal has rejected an appeal by a man convicted of a brutal attack in Leicester, maintaining his original sentence. Read the full details here.
Lifetime bans planned for domestic abusers
New government proposals aim to protect domestic violence survivors by allowing courts to impose lifetime bans on abusers returning to shared homes, even if they legally own the property.
Trump DOJ sanctioned for targeting immigration lawyers
A federal judge has sanctioned Trump's Justice Department for unethical conduct in targeting immigration lawyers. Discover the full story behind this controversial ruling.
Taliban Courts: Islamic Justice or Oppression in Afghanistan?
The Taliban's Islamic courts in Afghanistan are raising concerns over human rights and justice under strict Sharia law. Learn how these courts operate and their impact on Afghan citizens.
Thug jailed for acid attack threats
A violent criminal who terrorised a woman with threats of acid attacks and physical violence has been sentenced to 12 years behind bars. Read the shocking details of his reign of terror.
Met Police faces jury diversity scandal
The Metropolitan Police is under fire for allegedly excluding certain demographics from jury service in London, raising serious questions about fairness in the justice system.
SNP under fire over 3-year justice delays for victims
The SNP government has been accused of failing victims of crime as court backlogs leave some waiting up to three years for justice. Critics slam the delays as 'unacceptable' amid rising concerns over Scotland's legal system.
Man jailed for 12 years over elderly woman attack
A 34-year-old man from Nottinghamshire has been sentenced to 12 years in prison for a brutal attack on an elderly woman in Leicestershire. The incident, described as 'horrific' by authorities, left the victim with severe injuries.
Supreme Court backs FCA in lawyers' case
The UK Supreme Court has upheld the Financial Conduct Authority's authority in a significant case involving legal professionals, reinforcing regulatory oversight in the financial sector.
Butcher 'Lord Bolton' in court over threats to Solicitor General
A butcher who dubbed himself 'Lord Bolton' has appeared in court accused of making violent threats against the Solicitor General, Robert Courts MP. The case has sparked widespread attention due to its unusual nature.
Sharing terror group statements may breach law: lawyers
Legal experts argue that reposting content from a proscribed terrorist organisation may breach the Racial Discrimination Act, as seen in the high-profile Mary Kostakidis case.
DeSantis and Noem lawyers clash over Trump's legal battles
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem's lawyers engage in a heated dispute over Donald Trump's ongoing legal challenges.
British drug kingpin dies before Spanish prison sentence
A high-profile British drug lord, ranked among Europe's most dangerous criminals, has died in Spain while awaiting extradition. Spanish authorities were set to jail him for his extensive criminal empire.
Netherlands proposes global court alliance on climate, rights
The Netherlands has proposed a groundbreaking alliance between international courts to strengthen global justice on climate change and human rights issues.
Memphis Lawyers Disciplined Over Police Case Errors
Two Memphis attorneys are under scrutiny for allegedly mishandling evidence in a high-profile police shooting case, raising concerns over legal accountability.
Tech tycoon Mike Lynch bankrupt after yacht dispute
British tech billionaire Mike Lynch faces financial ruin as his estate is declared bankrupt following a legal battle over the sale of his superyacht, Bayesian.
Latham and Matthews sue barrister over defamation claims
Former Australian politician Mark Latham and UK-based influencer Nathalie Matthews launch legal action against barrister Sue Chrysanthou over alleged defamatory statements.
Bristol man jailed for 17 years over Woolwich knife attack
A 24-year-old from Bristol has been sentenced to 17 years in prison for a brutal knife attack in Woolwich, following a trial at the Old Bailey.
Lawyers disbarred for Trump-Nashville conspiracy claims
Two Maryland attorneys have been disbarred after promoting baseless conspiracy theories linking Donald Trump to a tragic Nashville school shooting.
Atlanta family's property dispute heads to court
A family in Atlanta is embroiled in a heated legal dispute over property rights, with lawyers arguing over jurisdiction and ownership in Fulton County courts.
Lawyers exploit Afghan data breach victims
Law firms are exploiting vulnerable Afghans who assisted British forces, turning a data breach into a legal feeding frenzy.
Dundee and Fife lawyers investigated for misconduct
Several solicitors from Dundee and Fife are under investigation by the Law Society of Scotland following allegations of professional misconduct.
Trump moves to end bond payments in immigration courts
The Trump administration has proposed eliminating bond payments for immigrants in court proceedings, a move critics argue could lead to prolonged detentions. Explore the implications and reactions.
Equatorial Guinea VP faces corruption case in France
Teodoro Nguema Obiang Mangue, Vice President of Equatorial Guinea, is embroiled in a high-profile corruption case in France, with Dutch lawyers now joining the legal battle.
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