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DENNIS OLAND GETS NEW 2ND-DEGREE MURDER TRIAL, AS APPEAL COURT CITES JUDGE'S ERROR
Dennis Oland to get new trial, as appeal court says judge erred in instructions to jury... 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›
TEXAS ATTORNEY GENERAL SAYS COUNTY CLERKS CAN REFUSE GAY COUPLES
Supreme Court ruling requiring states to allow same-sex marriage Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton said on Sunday... READ MORE›
U.S. TOP COURT BACKS OBAMACARE, PRESIDENT SAYS IT'S HERE TO STAY
The Obama administration said 16.4 million previously uninsured people have gained health insurance since the law was enacted... 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›
SUPREME COURT BLOCKS OBAMA'S CLIMATE CHANGE PLAN
Now the Environmental Protection Agency must halt enforcement of the so-called Clean Power Plan until the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C... READ MORE›
DENNIS OLAND RELEASED ON BAIL BY COURT OF APPEAL
Dennis Oland released on bail by N.B. Court of Appeal, pending retrial... 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›
AMERICAN COLLEGE STUDENT OTTO WARMBIER GETS 15 YEARS HARD LABOR IN N. KOREA
Otto Warmbier, a 21-year-old University of Virginia undergraduate student, was convicted and sentenced in a one-hour trial Wednesday morning at the North's Supreme Court... READ MORE›
KENTUCKY CLERK WON'T BLOCK, OR AUTHORIZE, GAY MARRIAGE LICENSES
After the Supreme Court decision, Davis announced an office policy that no marriage licenses would be issued to any couples... READ MORE›
U.S. COURT RULES NSA CAN TEMPORARILY RESUME BULK PHONE DATA COLLECTION
Circuit Court of Appeals in Manhattan that the Patriot Act had never authorized the NSA to collect Americans' phone records in bulk... 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›
FACEBOOK MUST HAND OVER NEW YORK USERS' INFO TO PROSECUTORS, COURT RULES
Facebook must hand over new york users info to prosecutors court rules... 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›
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›
OSCAR PISTORIUS: JUDGE ALLOWS STATE TO APPEAL AGAINST MURDER ACQUITTAL
30am GMT to hear Judge Thokozile Masipa rule whether prosecutors can take their challenge to Oscar Pistorius's conviction and sentence to the supreme court of appeal... 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›
AMANDA KNOX CONVICTION BASED ON POOR CASE
Knox and Sollecito had served nearly four years in Italian prison after a first, lower court conviction by a Perugia court... READ MORE›
BARACK OBAMA APPOINTS PROSECUTOR LORETTA LYNCH AS FIRST BLACK FEMALE US ATTORNEY GENERAL
President Barack Obama has appointed federal prosecutor Loretta Lynch as the first black woman to hold the position of US attorney general, he will announce today... READ MORE›
CHED EVANS CASE: EXCEPTIONAL NATURE MUST BE MADE CLEAR, SAYS LEGAL EXPERT
We are just about getting more rape complaints coming through, which means people are having confidence in the police and in the courts, she said... READ MORE›
SUPREME COURT DENIES REQUEST TO BLOCK TEXAS VOTER ID LAW
Supreme Court has agreed that Texas' voter ID law should remain in effect for the upcoming election, the Texas Attorney General's office said in a statement... READ MORE›
HILLARY CLINTON, ELLEN DEGENERES OFFER ONLINE SUPPORT FOR GAY CHILD
Ellen Degeneres came out publicly on the cover of Time magazine... READ MORE›
OSCAR PISTORIUS' LAWYERS ARGUE FOR HOSPITALIZATION OF 'BROKEN MAN'
Former Paralympic gold medalist Oscar Pistorius arrived in court in South Africa's Pretoria on Monday to be sentenced for the murder of his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp... READ MORE›
APPEALS COURT STRIKES DOWN 'DISCRIMINATORY' TEXAS VOTER ID LAW
Appeals court strikes down discriminatory texas voter id law... READ MORE›
TENSIONS BUILD AS SUPREME COURT READIES BLOCKBUSTER RULINGS
Many legal experts predict the court will legalize gay marriage nationwide by finding that the U.S... READ MORE›
U.S. COURT THROWS OUT ARIZONA SHERIFF'S IMMIGRATION POLICY CHALLENGE
Federal appeals court on Friday threw out a lawsuit brought by an Arizona sheriff who argued that President Barack Obama's executive actions on immigration were unconstitutional... READ MORE›
POLAND REVIVES EFFORT TO EXTRADITE ROMAN POLANSKI
Mr. Ziobro said he also found incomprehensible the Krakow judge's findings that Mr. Polanski would face inhumane or degrading treatment if extradited to the United States... READ MORE›
OBAMACARE RULING PUTS SUPREME COURT ON HOT SEAT IN U.S. PRESIDENTIAL RACE
Obamacare ruling puts Supreme Court on hot seat in U.S. presidential race... READ MORE›
U.S. TOP COURT BACKS OBAMACARE, PRESIDENT SAYS IT'S HERE TO STAY
Congressional Republicans vowed to continue efforts to repeal Obamacare despite appeals from Democrats for them to stop... READ MORE›