The Angolan Supreme Court has postponed Higino Carneiro's hearing, with his defense stating they were only informed of the delay on Wednesday and are unaware of the reasons, suggesting an 'internal matter'.

The Lithuanian Supreme Court will hear Kristijonas Bartoševičius' appeal, following a decision by the court to review his complaint. This marks a significant development in his legal case.

Russia's Supreme Court has barred the country's only anti-war party from participating in next month's parliamentary elections, marking the latest effort by the Kremlin to silence criticism of the war in Ukraine.

India's Supreme Court has set aside protection from arrest granted to a Future Group director in a Goods and Services Tax (GST) case, while clarifying that GST authorities must communicate reasons for arrest.

Michał Długosz questions whether the current dispute over courts in Poland is about the last decade or a much older architectural issue, specifically the lack of a tool for Polish judges analogous to the US Supreme Court's 1803 creation of judicial review.

India's Supreme Court has urged states and union territories to consider declaring cancer a 'notifiable disease', emphasizing the need for a uniform policy to facilitate early detection and effective management of rising cancer cases.

Indian states are reportedly ignoring the Supreme Court's directives and showing differences in their approach to NEET-PG seat allocation norms.

Lawmakers and labor leaders have submitted a letter to the Supreme Court, requesting a review of a Pasig court's temporary restraining order on the first tranche of the P85 minimum wage hike for Metro Manila workers.

Brazil's Supreme Court is set to weigh cases that could significantly impact Indigenous land rights, soya farming, and environmental safeguards across the Amazon rainforest.

Discussions on 5 Live explored the potential effectiveness of Donald Trump's new challenge to birthright citizenship, and he now faces a lawsuit over his continued efforts to limit the longstanding practice despite previous Supreme Court rulings.

The Supreme Court has requested a response from the Centre regarding a CBI investigation into alleged fake lawyers and the activities of the CJP. The petition clarifies it does not aim to restrict criticism of the judiciary or free speech.

U.S. Representative Terri Sewell secured victory in the Democratic primary for her Alabama district, which was recently redrawn following a Supreme Court ruling.

Pakistan's Supreme Court has ruled that retrospective tax penalties imposed under the Income Tax Ordinance (ITO) 2001 are unlawful if they apply to assessments governed by repealed law, settling a conflict between previous rulings.

Norway's Supreme Court has rejected the appeal in the murder case of Tina Milena Solberg, upholding previous rulings. This decision marks a significant step in the long-running legal proceedings related to the Øygarden murder.

The Supreme Court has directed the Gauhati High Court to consider establishing up to two exclusive courts to handle cases related to the Manipur violence, particularly those probed by the CBI and NIA. This aims to expedite the judicial process for these sensitive cases.

The Supreme Court of Kabarda–Balkaria has upheld the sentence against Akhmed Pogorov, the former Interior Minister of Ingushetia, who is considered one of the leaders of the 2018 protests against border changes with Chechnya.

The White House has started repaying approximately $100 billion in tariffs to importers, following a Supreme Court ruling that deemed the use of the International Emergency Economic Power Act for applying tariffs unfounded. Consumers remain excluded from these refunds.

India's Supreme Court is scheduled to hear Tamil Nadu's plea seeking Karnataka's compliance in the Cauvery water dispute on August 13, with a similar application from the DMK also expected to be heard.

The Supreme Court collegium recommended four judges for High Court Chief Justice positions. These appointments aim to fill vacancies in key High Courts across India.

Karnataka's Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar's visit to Delhi has fueled speculation about portfolio allocation discussions. His schedule includes a meeting with senior Supreme Court advocates at Karnataka Bhavan.

A man accused of assaulting a minor in Raseiniai during Christmas has requested the Supreme Court to dismiss his case. Juškevičius is seeking to have the proceedings against him terminated.

Nairobi's high-rise zoning regulations are facing a legal challenge in the Supreme Court, where a five-judge bench is hearing arguments from lawyers representing local residents.

The Supreme Court has set aside previous orders that led to the blockage of a Benazir Income Support Programme (BISP) retailer's ID. This decision comes amidst concerns regarding the price and process of collecting BISP stipends.

Canada's Supreme Court is set to decide on a case concerning the precedence of religious duties, specifically Sikh faith, over the duties of state loyalty and the Crown oath.

New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Friday said hospitals cannot show negligence in treating victims of serious crimes requiring immediate medical attention, as it decided to frame broad guidelines for…

The Supreme Court denied Mahua Moitra's appeal for a virtual appearance, referencing the sacrifices of freedom fighters in response to her concerns over potential mob violence and egg-throwing.

The Supreme Court of India has replaced two special judges, Sunena Sharma and Dheeraj Mor, who were hearing coal scam cases in Delhi, following an unusual request from the Delhi High Court for their transfer.

The Supreme Court has refused Mahua Moitra's plea to join police interrogation through video-conferencing in a case concerning her allegedly provocative Facebook posts, stating 'Freedom fighters took bullets, you fear eggs?'

The Supreme Court Bar Association (SCBA) of Pakistan has voiced its support for the controversial proposal by Interior Minister Syed Mohsin Naqvi to create new provinces, calling it a 'step forward' for better governance.

The Supreme Court has ordered the CBI to expand its probe into a subvention scheme scam, sharing details of criminal cases with the ED and emphasizing timely investigations.

India's Supreme Court has declined to suspend the life sentence of Narayan Sai, son of Asaram, in a 2013 rape case, but granted him liberty to appeal if the case is not decided within three months.

The Supreme Court declined to entertain Mahua Moitra's petition, drawing a comparison to freedom fighters who faced bullets, implying that current fears of minor incidents like eggs are disproportionate.

Week five of Vice President Sara Duterte's impeachment trial was highlighted by a Supreme Court decision on August 5, dismissing as moot consolidated petitions filed by Duterte and a group of lawyers.

The Supreme Court has dismissed an application from Ashish Mishra, refusing to further relax his bail conditions or permit him to freely visit his native place for family functions in the 2021 Lakhimpur Kheri violence case.

The Supreme Court has expressed optimism regarding a potential settlement in the high-stakes inheritance dispute within the family of late businessman Sunjay Kapur, noting that mediation is progressing satisfactorily and the involved parties are cooperating.

India's Supreme Court has declined to relax the bail conditions for individuals accused in the Lakhimpur Kheri violence case. The court stated there was no ground to entertain the prayer for relaxation.

The Supreme Court of India clarified that compulsory retirement is not a punishment for diminished performance but a necessary step to uphold efficiency and discipline, dismissing a plea from a CISF officer.

The Supreme Court has ruled to uphold the finality of settlements, stating that contractors cannot subsequently seek arbitration.

The Supreme Court of India will review a plea requesting a CBI investigation into the alleged hacking and theft of medical and personal data belonging to 1.5 lakh citizens.

Nintendo reported a significant financial boost, with its operating profit doubling and net profit increasing by 53.5% to approximately 809 million euros, partly due to a US Supreme Court ruling.

India's Supreme Court has granted permission for Asaram Bapu, a spiritual leader, to have a full-time caregiver while in jail, following a legal petition.

The opposition in São Tomé and Príncipe is calling for a parliamentary investigation, following a request by the Constitutional Court to the Supreme Court to suspend the preventive detention of Chilean Ignacio Purcell Mena, who is wanted by Interpol.

Romania's High Court of Cassation and Justice is expected to decide whether the trial in the case where Călin Georgescu, Horaţiu Potra, and 20 other defendants are accused of actions against the constitutional order can begin.

The Supreme Court of India emphasized the need for clear criteria to determine what constitutes a majority within a political party, particularly in disputes like the Shiv Sena split.

The Supreme Court of India has asked states and Union territories opposing an increase in the retirement age of judicial officers beyond 60 years to reconsider their stand within two weeks, stating that financial burden cannot be a valid reason.

A federal judge has acknowledged a Supreme Court ruling that clears the way for former President Trump to terminate Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haitian immigrants.

India's Supreme Court acquitted a murder convict who had served 22 years in jail, citing insufficient evidence.

Hugh O'Flaherty, a former judge of the Supreme Court, has passed away at the age of 88.

Ghana's New Patriotic Party (NPP) has rejected the Supreme Court's ruling on the delegate system, warning that it will impose significant financial burdens on political parties. The party argues that the decision will lead to substantial cost implications for their operations.

The Indian Supreme Court has ruled that media outlets are permitted to report on judicial proceedings but are not allowed to record and share them.

Asiedu Nketia has claimed credit for the Supreme Court's ruling concerning political party primaries, stating the decision was driven by concerns over leaders governing all Ghanaians. He suggests his efforts influenced the court's decision.

The Supreme Court has declined a plea challenging the Supreme Court Bar Association's resolution in support of Sonam Wangchuk's hunger strike, stating that grievances can be addressed through democratic processes within the association's rules.

The Supreme Court has granted interim bail to Anwar Dhebar in the Chhattisgarh liquor scam case, with the condition that he is barred from staying in the state except for court proceedings.

India's Supreme Court commented on the CJP protest, stating that youngsters need to be pacified and law enforcement must show restraint in their actions.

Civil society groups are urging the Supreme Court panel investigating issues in the Aravalli mountain range to expand its consultations and hear from more people.

Montenegro's Supreme Court has extended the detention of Adnan Abdović for an additional three months. This decision prolongs his pre-trial confinement.

The Supreme Court has directed the state of Karnataka to provide the necessary infrastructure for a special court designated to handle cases under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA).

Ghana's Chief Justice has responded to accusations of partisan bias regarding vacation trial warrants, clarifying that legal vacation does not prevent judges from hearing cases. The NPP had previously accused the Chief Justice of bias.

Bankrupt Celtic Tiger-era property developer Seán Dunne has experienced another setback in his five-year legal battle with his ex-wife and son over a multi-million euro trust, following a Supreme Court decision.

The Supreme Court of India has refused to interfere in a dispute between factions of the Trinamool Congress (TMC) regarding the party's bank accounts. This decision upholds a High Court order on the matter.

Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) staged a protest outside the Supreme Court regarding Imran Khan's health and pending cases, calling off the demonstration after assurances of early hearings.

Last month, the Supreme Court acquitted James Wilson and Mark Hoggart after deliberating for two years, finding there was no reliable evidence to prove they were at the scene of the crime.

Hundreds of teenagers gathered outside Russia's Supreme Court as it heard a lawsuit to revoke the Yabloko party's registration for State Duma elections, with a police officer addressing the crowd about draft offices.

Justice Samuel Alito will remain on the Supreme Court for another term, a decision cheered by Donald Trump. This comes as an analysis reveals Alito gained up to $2.9 million from oil and gas assets since joining the court, raising questions about financial disclosures.

Higino Carneiro, a pre-candidate for the leadership of the MPLA party, appeared before the Angolan Supreme Court. He is facing allegations of embezzlement and money laundering related to the Cuando Cubango process.

India's Supreme Court has requested a response from the Central government regarding a plea filed by Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose's daughter concerning the return of his ashes.

The Indian Supreme Court has directed the Centre to consider a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) seeking a supervisory mechanism against digital harms as a formal representation. The PIL aims to establish a framework to address and mitigate various issues arising from digital platforms.

Russia's Supreme Court in Moscow has barred the liberal Yabloko party from participating in the upcoming Duma election. This decision follows calls from prominent opposition figures for public support of the party.

Yulia Navalnaya, widow of Alexei Navalny, has called on Russians to vote for any party other than United Russia in the upcoming State Duma election. Her video address followed the Supreme Court's removal of the Yabloko party, which she had previously endorsed, from the race.

A minister has demanded transparency regarding the health of Imran Khan, with party leadership planning a sit-in outside the Supreme Court today.

A little-noticed Supreme Court case is currently underway, with its outcome potentially influencing where and how people are permitted to pray.

The criminal trial of former Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta is scheduled to resume on August 27, 2026, following a Supreme Court decision that upheld the constitutional validity of the Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) Act, 2017.

A judge in Gryfino, Poland, has been arrested for driving under the influence, subsequently suspended, and stripped of immunity by the Supreme Court to face criminal charges.

A case concerning stateless individuals has finally reached the Danish Supreme Court, 14 years after the initial lawsuit was filed. This long-running legal battle has led to multiple court proceedings.

The Supreme Court has been urged to adjourn the hearing on pleas related to the Ram temple donation row due to the unavailability of the Solicitor General.

The Czech Supreme Court has overturned a previous ruling, determining that controversial plays staged in Brno did not infringe upon the rights of religious believers. This decision clarifies the legal standing of artistic expression in relation to religious sensitivities.

The US Supreme Court is facing a reputation problem, with former President Donald Trump's ongoing attacks contributing to its sinking public approval.

Students at a top law college are objecting to the invitation extended to Chief Justice Surya Kant for their convocation ceremony. Their objection stems from the Supreme Court's reported refusal to urgently list a plea concerning police action against protesters during the 'Chalo Sansad' demonstration.

Latvia's Supreme Court has upheld the first-instance prison sentence in a criminal case concerning the death of a mother and child during a home birth in Jelgava, after refusing to initiate cassation proceedings.

The Supreme Court collegium, headed by Chief Justice of India Surya Kant, is set to recommend five judges for appointment as chief justices of various high courts.

Portugal's Supreme Court of Justice has upheld a ten-year prison sentence for a 38-year-old man, a notorious pickpocket on Lisbon's trams, ruling that he made criminal activity a 'way of life'.

Two hospitals in Ghaziabad have been ordered to pay Rs 12 lakh in compensation to the family of a deceased minor rape victim. The Supreme Court expressed concern over the insensitivity shown by the hospitals and police, and will consider laying down must-treat guidelines for medical institutions.

Vanderpump Rules alum Ariana Madix is reportedly considering escalating her revenge porn lawsuit against Rachel Leviss to the California Supreme Court, according to recent court documents.

The Manipur government has informed the Supreme Court that a forensics lab report found 41 aberrations in an audio clip implicating former Chief Minister N Biren Singh in the state's violence case.

US Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito informed the Wall Street Journal that he intends to serve 'another term,' dispelling speculation about his potential retirement later this year.

The Supreme Court, through a bench of Justices Dipankar Datta and Sheel Nagu, stated it was not inclined to interfere with the high court's directive for Krishnanagar MP Mahua Moitra to join an investigation, questioning the 'fear of eggs in politics' in her case.

Montenegro's Supreme Court has extended the detention of Haris Monić for another three months, until November 10, following a proposal from the Special State Prosecutor's Office.

The Philippine Supreme Court has ruled that precautionary hold departure orders (PHDOs) can only be issued for individuals under criminal probe if their alleged offense carries a minimum prison term of six years.

The Supreme Court of India questioned Mahua Moitra, stating, 'Why fear eggs? Freedom fighters took bullets,' in a recent exchange.

India's Supreme Court has dismissed a plea seeking a criminal investigation and FIR against Justice Varma regarding the alleged recovery of cash from his official residence.

U.S. District Judge Ana Reyes has confirmed that her previous order, which blocked the Trump administration's termination of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haitians, is no longer in effect. This decision follows a Supreme Court ruling on the matter.

The Indian Supreme Court has denied bail to Asaram on medical grounds but has permitted a 24/7 caretaker to be present with him inside jail. This decision comes amidst ongoing legal proceedings, including a separate land-grab case where interim bail was granted to Abhishek's PA.

The Indian government has stated its opposition to extending the 'creamy layer' concept to SC and ST reservation benefits, emphasizing that challenges faced by these communities are more than economic and reservations address historical wrongs.

Some companies have entered into agreements to sell shares of their tariff refunds at a discount, seeking a rapid infusion of cash even before the Supreme Court ruled against the president’s sweeping levies.

A Portuguese article provides commentary on a UK Supreme Court ruling that affirmed the existence of only two biological sexes, discussing its practical applications within a new 'code of conduct'.

Tributes are being paid to Hugh O'Flaherty, a native of Cahersiveen, Kerry, who was a former Supreme Court Judge and made a significant impact on the Irish legal system.

The Bulgarian Ministry of Finance has pledged to defend the state's interest in the Plovdiv Fair case, stating it has not yet received official notifications or court acts from the Supreme Court of Cassation regarding the matter.

New guidance has been issued in the UK on interpreting the Equality Act, stating that people must use single-sex spaces according to their biological sex, based on a Supreme Court judgment.

The US government has refunded approximately $100 billion in tariffs imposed by the Trump administration, following a Supreme Court decision earlier this year that struck down a wave of these duties.

A Mohali-based insurer has moved the Supreme Court, requesting a CBI investigation against its rivals in connection with a data breach incident.

India's Supreme Court has issued a stay on the arrest of Abhishek Banerjee's bodyguard, who is implicated in a land grab case.

The vessel Caffa, which was boarded earlier this spring, may now be handed over to Ukraine following a decision by the Supreme Court.

A minister from Kerala, India, has voiced objections to an increase in the water level of the Mullaperiyar dam. The minister stated that the Supreme Court's previous directives regarding the dam have not been implemented.

The Supreme Court of India has awarded over ₹83 lakh (approximately $100,000 USD) in compensation to a girl who was left paralyzed after a road accident.

: The Supreme Court on Wednesday granted interim bail to businessman Anwar Dhebar in a case linked to the alleged Chhattisgarh liquor scam, while directing him to remain outside the state during the…

The Supreme Court's new safeguards for live-in partners are being praised as much-needed and long-overdue measures to protect individuals in such relationships.

A filing indicates that the U.S. government has refunded $100 billion in tariffs that were previously struck down by the Supreme Court.

Voters in Kansas rejected a proposal to elect Supreme Court justices, while Missourians declined to make it harder to amend the State Constitution, both measures backed by abortion opponents.

Almost 56% of vehicles in India are reportedly uninsured, prompting a discussion on the Supreme Court's stance regarding mandatory motor insurance.

India's Supreme Court has proposed a pilot project to deny fuel to uninsured vehicles, noting that 56% of vehicles lack insurance. The court has asked the Centre to develop a plan to implement this measure, and has also provided guidance on how citizens can get their vehicles insured.

The Philippine Supreme Court has granted temporary protection to four human rights workers based in Negros against top military officials, including the newly appointed Armed Forces of the Philippines Chief of Staff.

Magyar Péter held a meeting with Baka András, the former president of the Supreme Court who was previously removed from his position by Fidesz. Both parties indicated that they had much to discuss during their meeting.

The Supreme Court of India has released new guidelines aimed at promoting gender sensitivity among trial judges, addressing issues of bias and language in legal proceedings.

A bandh (shutdown) has been called in Karnataka over the ongoing Cauvery water-sharing dispute, impacting daily life and services. Authorities are assessing the situation amidst water stress and the Supreme Court's orders.

The Supreme Court has ordered a CBI probe into a custodial death in Chhattisgarh, two years after the initial First Information Report (FIR) was filed.

Labor groups in the Philippines have filed a petition with the Supreme Court, seeking to void court orders that are blocking the implementation of a wage hike in the National Capital Region. They aim to overturn the Pasig court's decisions.

The Centre has informed the Supreme Court that Punjab is very close to reaching an amicable settlement in the ongoing BBMB (Bhakra Beas Management Board) share dispute.

According to some international press, the appointment of András Baka and his removal from the Supreme Court years ago differ in that the former serves to dismantle democracy, while the latter now serves to restore it.

South Korea's Supreme Court acquitted a woman who brandished a knife at her uncle, whom she accused of sexual abuse, ruling that her actions were in self-defense and overturning a lower court's conviction.

The Polish Supreme Court has indicated that disciplinary judges appointed in 2024 may have been improperly appointed, citing the lack of an opinion from the National Council of the Judiciary.

Philippine Supreme Court Senior Associate Justice Marvic Leonen stated that an individual's choice on whom to love and when to part ways is a fundamental human right.

The Supreme Court of India has emphasized that the 'process can’t be unending' and urged the SIR (Special Investigation Report) tribunals in Bengal to expedite their work.

An expert discusses how the global business community is reacting to tariffs and the impasse in the Strait of Hormuz, following the Supreme Court blocking a large swath of tariffs and the administration's 'very powerful alternatives'.

The Supreme Court Registrar announced that cause lists would be issued shortly, assuring the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party of five hearings scheduled for the upcoming week.

The Supreme Court of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina has reduced Adem Šuman's sentence for the murder of Faris Pendek by three months.

The Supreme Court has requested data from the Election Commission regarding the disposal of appeals against voter deletions during the Bengal Special Electoral Roll Revision (SIR). The court declined to set a specific timeline for the data submission.

The Supreme Court has ruled that a First Information Report (FIR) must be registered immediately for all missing persons cases, regardless of age or gender. This directive aims to combat human trafficking and ensure prompt action.

The Supreme Court is scheduled to hear Tamil Nadu’s plea seeking directions for Karnataka to comply with the Cauvery Water Management Authority’s decision to release 3,500 cusecs of water per day for 15 days.

The Indian government has informed the Supreme Court that the Clinical Establishments Rules, 2012, are crucial for ensuring the quality and accountability of healthcare services.

Pakistan's Supreme Court has ruled against retrospective tax penalties, also dismissing an appeal filed by the tax department.

The supervising prosecutor of the DAEE, in consultation with the Prosecutor of the Supreme Court, has ordered a preliminary examination into wind farms nationwide.

The District Prosecutor's Office in Warsaw-Praga has announced that it has filed an appeal with the Supreme Court against the acquittal of singer Michał Wiśniewski, who was accused of taking out a 2.8 million PLN loan from SKOK Wołomin.

India's Supreme Court has directed a panel to verify claims made by families affected by the Manipur violence who state they have not yet received rehabilitation benefits.

Kamala Harris has reiterated her support for packing the Supreme Court, despite polls indicating that most Americans agree with the court's recent decisions.

NPP-USA has welcomed the Supreme Court's 'one member, one vote' ruling and is advocating for a debate on public funding. Separately, Okyere Baafi urged Eastern Region NPP delegates to retain Justin Kodua Frimpong.

The Supreme Court of India is scheduled to hear a plea on Monday seeking time-bound investigations under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act and the confiscation of properties belonging to drug traffickers.

Ukraine's Supreme Court has annulled the results of a recent run-off election and called for a new poll to be held.

Hungary's governing party has nominated Andras Baka, a former Supreme Court chief and strong advocate for judicial independence, as its candidate for the next president. His nomination signals a focus on legal and constitutional matters.

The Supreme Court of India has dismissed the last pending appeal in the Bofors case, effectively closing the four-decade-old corruption investigation. This decision brings an end to one of India's most protracted legal battles.

The Indian government has informed the Supreme Court that there is little hope of tracing two missing sailors and stated that audio clips linking Chief Minister Biren Singh to the Manipur unrest were doctored.

Donald Trump is once again attempting to restrict birthright citizenship in the United States through new executive orders, drawing comparisons to previous efforts and current administration policies.

The Supreme Court has issued a warning against the prevalent culture of adjournments, noting that routine pleas of counsel being engaged before a superior court are often insufficient.

A US appeals court has halted a proposed Trump ballroom project, stating that Congress should decide on such a massive construction, potentially setting the stage for a Supreme Court battle.

The head of the Greek Supreme Court Prosecutor's Office is accused of maintaining an institutional wound and undermining public trust in justice through a perceived cover-up.

Montenegro's Supreme Court extended the detention of H.M., a suspect believed to be part of a criminal organization involved in smuggling cocaine from Ecuador to Europe.

The Indian Supreme Court has refused to grant relief to Bhupesh Baghel, declining to intervene in a high court order concerning an election petition against him.

Justice Abha Nayar Patel, the first woman judge of the Zambian Supreme Court, described her reception at the Supreme Court of India as a "golden moment" while recalling her childhood days in Delhi.

The Supreme Court has dismissed a final appeal, effectively closing the legal proceedings related to the Bofors scandal, which began 40 years ago following allegations raised by Swedish Radio in April 1987.

India's Supreme Court has ordered a time-bound disposal of Narayan Sai's appeal challenging his rape conviction. Sai had moved the Supreme Court against a Gujarat high court order, despite claims he was not interested in an early disposal.

The Supreme Court has stayed all pending challenges to the Centre's Sahyog portal before two high courts, following a petition by the Centre to transfer these cases to the top court for constitutional validity review.

Public bodies in the UK are now required to enforce the Supreme Court's ruling concerning biological sex, a decision that has significant implications for policy and practice.

The Supreme Court of India has warned realtors that settling with a few homebuyers will not halt ongoing CBI investigations into defaulting builders. The court noted that many bank officials have been found to collude with these builders, and CBI probes are continuing.

India's top court has drawn attention to the country's unsafe footpaths and the neglected state of pedestrians in its cities.

The Indian government has opposed a plea in the Supreme Court for income-based quotas for Scheduled Castes (SCs), Scheduled Tribes (STs), and Other Backward Classes (OBCs), arguing against extending the 'creamy layer' principle to SCs and STs.

Virginia is set to ask the Supreme Court to review a legal dispute concerning the limits of free speech on seven-character vanity license plates.

Ghana's New Patriotic Party (NPP) has submitted a petition to the Supreme Court and the Presidency, accusing the Mahama administration of undermining democracy through arbitrary arrests and selective justice against political opponents.

India's Supreme Court has granted interim protection from arrest to Sumit Roy, personal secretary to Abhishek Banerjee, after the Calcutta High Court rejected his anticipatory bail request.

The Supreme Court has denied medical bail to Asaram, but allowed a round-the-clock caretaker in jail due to his deteriorating health and multiple ailments.

The Supreme Court has urged Indian states to decide by September 2 on raising the retirement age of trial court judges, aiming to align it with that of High Court judges and dismissing financial considerations.

The Supreme Court is overseeing the ongoing mediation process in the Sunjay Kapur family trust dispute, noting that it is proceeding satisfactorily and will continue until November 2.

The Supreme Court of India is set to hear a petition concerning the organizers of the 'Sansad Chalo' march, emphasizing the importance of restraint and community service for those who violate regulations.

Employees in Punjab have approached the Supreme Court regarding 25,000 crore rupees in pending Dearness Allowance (DA), seeking resolution for their long-standing financial claims.

New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Wednesday observed that there must be clearly defined criteria to determine the majority in a political party when rival factions stake claim to its name and election…

India's Supreme Court has acquitted a man after he spent twenty-two years in jail due to a wrongful conviction, citing flawed evidence analysis by the trial court and the High Court's refusal to hear his delayed appeal.

The Indian Supreme Court expressed concern over the prolonged duration of a criminal trial involving a Popular Front of India activist, stating that cases cannot have the lifespan of a turtle.

The UK Supreme Court is scheduled to hear Huda Ammori's appeal in November, which will challenge the legality of the government's decision to ban Palestine Action under terrorism laws.

The High Court of Cassation and Justice in Romania has resumed preliminary chamber debates in the case where former presidential candidate Călin Georgescu, mercenary Horațiu Potra, and 20 other defendants are accused of actions against the constitutional order.

The Philippine Supreme Court has dismissed petitions filed by Duterte and Torreon challenging the House impeachment proceedings, stating that the process, now in the Senate, cannot be stopped.

Days after a CJP protest, the Chief Justice of India advised police to show restraint and pacify youngsters, emphasizing that even if some 'misguided elements' throw stones, youth should be counselled.

The Supreme Court of India has granted states and other parties six weeks to file their responses regarding a plea concerning consumers' 'right to know'.

The Supreme Court has acquitted an Odisha man who spent 22 years in jail for a triple murder case, citing unreliable evidence. The court's decision highlighted the significant time the man lost due to the conviction.