Federal district judges in California and New York have issued nationwide injunctions against ending the program, siding with states and organizations challenging the administration's rescission... READ MORE›
-- Alberta Premier Rachel Notley The case itself focuses on a small Alberta oil company, Redwater Energy, which entered creditor protection in 2015... READ MORE›
The Justice Department has executed only three inmates in the modern death penalty era, and the last such execution was in 2003... READ MORE›
The Supreme Court will not decide the hot-button issue of transgender bathroom rights after all... READ MORE›
Disability campaigners gather at supreme court for bedroom tax cases... READ MORE›
These Khap courts routinely order vile sexually violent punishments against women... READ MORE›
Ohio plans to resume executions next year with a new three-drug combination after a three-year hiatus, state officials said Monday... READ MORE›
Shafia is taking his request for a new trial in the killings of four female family members to the Supreme Court of Canada... READ MORE›
Later, after he was put on death row in Arkansas, he was observed to be a loner who lived in almost total isolation... READ MORE›
India's Supreme Court has ruled that citizens have a fundamental right to privacy, in a landmark judgement... READ MORE›
WASHINGTON -- The Trump administration is asking the Supreme Court to reinstate its ban on travelers from six mostly Muslim countries... READ MORE›
The village council then made its ruling that the Dalit family should be dishonoured to avenge the brother's supposed crime... READ MORE›
The Supreme Court has to be very careful to engage in only the matters before it... READ MORE›
The Supreme Court ruling came after five women petitions the court, arguing the traditional practice violated their fundamental rights... READ MORE›
This Comeau case, with the Supreme Court decision, could have more profound effects on interprovincial trade barriers than President Trump could, said Blue... READ MORE›
This is the first time the Supreme Court has ruled on how the bail provisions in the Criminal Code should work in appeals of convictions... READ MORE›
The executions had been scheduled to start Monday night... READ MORE›
The Foreign and Commonwealth Office FCO has alarmed campaigners after dropping explicit references to abolishing the death penalty from its global human right work... READ MORE›
Georgia already has the skilled personnel, weapons and ammunition needed to carry out an execution by firing squad, Ledford's lawyers argued... READ MORE›
A US appeals court has posed tough questions at those challenging and defending President Donald Trump's controversial travel ban... READ MORE›
An Australian resident has been sentenced to 20 years in prison after being found guilty of murdering her friend with a cyanide laced coffee... READ MORE›
A three-judge panel of the appeals court said it agreed with Milke's argument that a retrial would amount to double jeopardy... READ MORE›
If that vote holds in a veto override, Nebraska would become the first conservative state to repeal the death penalty since 1973... READ MORE›
In April 2012, another black widow killer, 39-year-old Kanae Kijima, was given the death penalty for the murders of three men she met through Internet dating sites... READ MORE›
Separately in June, the Supreme Court announced that judges and court clerks will be allowed to use their pre-marriage names in trial-related papers starting this month... READ MORE›
Supreme Court, challenges the new assisted-dying law, which only allows medically assisted dying for Canadians with terminal illness... READ MORE›
He vowed to file a review petition to the chief justice of the Supreme Court... READ MORE›
WASHINGTON -- Thirteen cases remain to be decided at the Supreme Court this month, but all eyes are on three of them... READ MORE›
Mr Tsarnaev faces the possibility of the death penalty if he is convicted of detonating a pair of homemade bombs... READ MORE›
Ohio has postponed all six of its scheduled executions this year until 2016 as it tries to find supplies of drugs to use in lethal injections... READ MORE›
Bills pushing for backups to lethal injection have been making progress in state legislatures... READ MORE›
X Edition United States Britain's Supreme Court head says Brexit case about law, not wider politic..... READ MORE›
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