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TED CRUZ IS NOT ELIGIBLE TO BE PRESIDENT
Ted Cruz R-Tex. is not a natural-born citizen and therefore is not eligible to be president or vice president of the United States... READ MORE›
PISTORIUS FOUND GUILTY OF MURDER BY APPEALS COURT
Mr. Pistorius was released from prison in October after serving about one year of his five-year sentence... READ MORE›
EGYPT SENTENCES AL JAZEERA JOURNALISTS TO 3 YEARS IN PRISON
Mr. Fahmy, who holds Canadian citizenship, could still be deported under the same decree, but Mr. Mohamed, an Egyptian citizen, would not be eligible... READ MORE›
LORD JANNER TOLD TO ATTEND COURT OVER CHILD ABUSE CHARGES
Lord Janner must appear at court in person for a hearing over child sex abuse charges, Westminster Magistrates' Court has ruled... READ MORE›
LORRY DRIVERS CHARGED OVER M1 FATAL CRASH
Mr Wagstaff, of Derwent Street, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, is due before Milton Keynes Magistrates' Court on 11 September... READ MORE›
LEGAL AID WORK REFUSED BY LAW FIRMS IN CUTBACKS PROTEST
She said firms in Merseyside, Manchester, Yorkshire, Newcastle, Durham and London were refusing to take work funded by legal aid from 1 July... READ MORE›
BALTIMORE GRAND JURY INDICTS SIX OFFICERS IN FREDDIE GRAY'S DEATH
Rice, a lieutenant who initiated a chase with Gray, was charged with involuntary manslaughter, second degree assault, two counts of misconduct in office, and reckless endangerment... READ MORE›
B.C. GOVERNMENT FAILED TO PROPERLY CONSULT FIRST NATIONS ON NORTHERN GATEWAY PIPELINE, COURT RULES
B.C. government failed to properly consult First Nations on pipeline, court rules... 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›
MEXICAN HIGH COURT OPENS DOOR TO LEGALIZING MARIJUANA
Medical marijuana legalization bills are being debated in Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, and Mexico, the group said... READ MORE›
EDITORIAL SHOWDOWN ON ABORTION AT THE SUPREME COURT
Meanwhile, Texas law does not require these same staffing and equipment standards for clinics that perform procedures with far higher complication rates, like colonoscopies... READ MORE›
DRONES FLOWN IN LONDON AND LIVERPOOL DESPITE CAA LAWS
The Civil Aviation Authority CAA prohibits the flying of drones over or within 150m of built-up areas... READ MORE›
OBAMA CALLS FOR RESTORATION OF VOTING RIGHTS ACT
In March, Obama called the Voting RIghts Act one of the crowning achievements of our democracy... 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›
'LANDMARK RULING' GIVES OTTAWA JURISDICTION OVER ALL INDIGENOUS PEOPLE
However, the ruling also does not distinguish which communities are Metis and which are non-status Indians... READ MORE›
AUSTRALIA'S FIRST FEMALE GENITAL MUTILATION TRIAL
So when she was called to give evidence against her mother in the supreme court, Emma was a reliable witness... READ MORE›
LORRY DRIVER IN COURT AFTER MOST DEADLY BRITISH CRASH FOR GENERATION
A lorry driver charged over a crash which killed eight people on the M1 British motorway has been remanded in custody after appearing in court... 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›
US GOVERNMENT IS 'STIFLING RESEARCH' INTO MEDICAL MARIJUANA RESEARCH
The federal government is strangling vital research into medical marijuana, claims a report by a major US think-tank... READ MORE›
CHARGE OVER COMMONS MARBLE THROWING
Steven Abberley, 27, from Sutton in south London, has been charged with causing fear or provocation of violence, Scotland Yard said... READ MORE›
NO, AMERICA -- JUDGE JUDY DOES NOT SIT ON THE SUPREME COURT
When the survey sample is expanded to the general American public, the results are even worse -- with 13 percent saying Sheindlin is a member of SCOTUS... READ MORE›
HOUSING CRISIS: THE EMPTY NESTER'S GUIDE TO DOWNSIZING
Bob and susan veitch - marshfield, gloucestershiresix-bedroom farmhouse to three-bedroom house... READ MORE›
CHARLESTON CHURCH GUNMAN DYLANN ROOF BOUGHT PISTOL LOCALLY
For all these reasons, law enforcement officials say, the sale of the gun to Dylann Roof was legal... READ MORE›
APPEALS COURT STRIKES DOWN 'DISCRIMINATORY' TEXAS VOTER ID LAW
Appeals court strikes down discriminatory texas voter id law... READ MORE›
SUPREME COURT TEMPORARILY BLOCKS LOUISIANA ABORTION LAW
The abortion providers contend the law was designed to shut down abortion clinics by requiring hospital admitting privileges that are difficult for their doctors to secure... READ MORE›
WHATS HAPPENING IN BRAZIL A GUIDE
The Senate voted on whether to start a trial of Ms. Rousseff... READ MORE›
DID TED CRUZ ACTUALLY SUPPORT LEGAL STATUS FOR UNDOCUMENTED IMMIGRANTS?
Rubio's assertions about Cruz's support for expanding legal immigration are correct... READ MORE›
'I CAN'T IGNORE THE PROGRESSION OF MY DISEASE,' SAYS WOMAN CHALLENGING ASSISTED-DYING LAW
Supreme Court, challenges the new assisted-dying law, which only allows medically assisted dying for Canadians with terminal illness... READ MORE›
CANADA'S NEW ASSISTED SUICIDE LAW TO EXCLUDE AMERICANS
Canada's new assisted suicide law to be announced on Thursday will exclude non-Canadians, which means Americans won't be able to travel to Canada to die... READ MORE›
WILL HULK HOGAN'S SEX TAPE AWARD KILL GAWKER?
The jury awarded Hulk Hogan 115 million in compensatory damages and 25 million in punitive damages... READ MORE›