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CENTRAL GOVERNMENT TO LET MINISTRY STAFF USE PRE-MARRIAGE NAMES ON EXTERNALLY USED DOCUMENTS
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›
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SUPREME COURT WON'T DECIDE TRANSGENDER BATHROOM CASE, VACATES EARLIER RULING
The Supreme Court will not decide the hot-button issue of transgender bathroom rights after all... READ MORE›
FAMILIES WIN SUPREME COURT APPEALS OVER 'UNFAIR' BEDROOM TAX
Disability campaigners gather at supreme court for bedroom tax cases... READ MORE›
VICE PRESIDENT OF BRAZIL EMERGES FROM SHADOWS
In some ways, this leaves the president even more reliant on Mr. Temer, whom Ms. Rousseff named as her chief negotiator with the fractious Congress this year... READ MORE›
GAY MARRIAGE BANS IN FOUR STATES UPHELD, SUPREME COURT REVIEW LIKELY
Gay marriage bans in four states upheld supreme court review likely... READ MORE›
INDIAN SISTERS TO BE RAPED AS 'PUNISHMENT' FOR BROTHER ELOPING
These Khap courts routinely order vile sexually violent punishments against women... READ MORE›
HAMED SHAFIA, CONVICTED IN 2009 'HONOUR KILLINGS,' APPEALS TO SUPREME COURT FOR NEW TRIAL
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›
BP TO PAY A?12BN FOR GULF OIL SPILL
BP has reached an 18.7bn 12bn settlement with the US Department of Justice DoJ following the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill... READ MORE›
INDIAN SUPREME COURT IN LANDMARK RULING ON PRIVACY
India's Supreme Court has ruled that citizens have a fundamental right to privacy, in a landmark judgement... READ MORE›
SRI SRINIVASAN: SUPREME COURT JUSTICE IN THE MAKING?
This story was first published on May 23, 2013. Srikanth Srinivasan is seen as a possible nominee by President Obama to the Supreme Court... READ MORE›
TRUMP ASKS SUPREME COURT TO REINSTATE TRAVEL BAN
WASHINGTON -- The Trump administration is asking the Supreme Court to reinstate its ban on travelers from six mostly Muslim countries... READ MORE›
TWO INDIAN SISTERS TO BE RAPED AS 'PUNISHMENT' AFTER BROTHER ELOPED
The village council then made its ruling that the Dalit family should be dishonoured to avenge the brother's supposed crime... READ MORE›
COURT LACKS MORAL AUTHORITY TO REDEFINE MARRIAGE
Rather, this ruling, like the abortion ruling, all but ensures America will not achieve broad social consensus on same-sex marriage... READ MORE›
CANADA'S TOP COURT TO RULE ON METIS, NON-STATUS INDIAN RIGHTS
Hunting, fishing and forestry rights for non-status Indians could be acknowledged and respected, according to the Congress of Aboriginal Peoples... READ MORE›
ATTORNEY GENERAL WARNS SUPREME COURT NOT TO 'STRAY INTO AREAS OF POLITICAL JUDGEMENT' IN BREXIT CASE
The Supreme Court has to be very careful to engage in only the matters before it... READ MORE›
SUPREME COURT AGREES TO HEAR APPEAL OF CROSS-BORDER BOOZE CASE
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›
MURDER NEGLIGENCE CLAIM REJECTED
The seven justices also unanimously dismissed a cross-appeal by the chief constables of South Wales and Gwent Police... READ MORE›
HOW ISLANDS OF HONESTY CAN CRUSH A SYSTEM OF CORRUPTION
After the Sewol disaster, Ms. Park promised to attack the layers of corruption that had contributed to it... READ MORE›
DENNIS OLAND WAS WRONGLY DENIED BAIL, SUPREME COURT OF CANADA RULES
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›
WITH SRI SRINIVASAN INDIAN TOWN PRAYS FOR A SON ON SUPREME COURT
As the article correctly noted elsewhere, it is Mela Thiruvenkatanathapuram, not Mela Thiruvenkanathapuram... READ MORE›
U.S. COURT HANDS WIN TO NSA OVER METADATA COLLECTION
Larry Klayman, the conservative lawyer who challenged the program, said he would appeal to the Supreme Court... READ MORE›
EGYPT BANS GIRLS FROM WEARING HIJABS TO SCHOOL
Education Minister Moheb Al-Refaei has said that girls will no longer be allowed to wear the hijab to school... READ MORE›
NOTEBOOK SCALIAS SUPREME COURT SEAT AND THE NEXT FRONTIER IN POLITICAL HARDBALL
Only two Supreme Court justices have died in office in the last 60 years... READ MORE›
FOOD THEFT IN ITALY MAY NOT BE A CRIME COURT RULES
Mr. Colombo, the former member of the Supreme Court of Cassation, said he believed that the decision in the Ostriakov case was correct... READ MORE›
DOCTOR LEGALLY ASSISTS PATIENT TO DIE IN FIRST KNOWN CANADIAN CASE
A Quebec City patient has died with the help of a doctor in the first known case since the province allowed medical aid in dying... READ MORE›
TOUGH QUESTIONS IN US APPEALS COURT HEARING
A US appeals court has posed tough questions at those challenging and defending President Donald Trump's controversial travel ban... READ MORE›
SAME-SEX MARRIAGE RULING FACES RELIGIOUS RIGHTS BATTLE IN TEXAS
Supreme Court ruling a new battle for same-sex marriage erupted in Texas where government leaders asserted their citizens religious liberties trumped the individual right to marry... READ MORE›
ARIZONA WOMAN WHO SPENT 22 YEARS ON DEATH ROW HAS MURDER CHARGE DISMISSED
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›
'#STAYMADABBY': AFRICAN AMERICAN GRADUATES RESPOND TO SUPREME COURT AFFIRMATIVE ACTION CASE WITH HUMOR, PRIDE
If UT Austin's race-conscious admissions policy is not upheld, the decision has the potential to end affirmative action at colleges and universities across the country... READ MORE›
GETTING DRUNK ON YOUR OWN FRONT PORCH IS NOT ILLEGAL, RULES US COURT
Patience Paye a 29-year-old woman from the city of Waterloo had taken her case to appeal after being convicted of public intoxication ... READ MORE›
GUATEMALA PRESIDENT APPEARS IN COURT AS CONGRESS ACCEPTS RESIGNATION
Government institutions were ordered to remove all official presidential photographs - even before congress had accepted Perez Molina's resignation... READ MORE›