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.

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.

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.

The Supreme Court has ruled that no mining activity will be permitted within a 10-kilometer radius of a wetland conservation reserve in Himachal Pradesh without prior permission from the Union government.

India's Supreme Court has implemented stricter regulations to combat 'digital arrests,' while the RBI has been tasked with developing standard operating procedures for handling bank accounts involved in cyber fraud.

The Supreme Court of India is examining whether cadets who were boarded out of service can be granted a quota typically reserved for ex-military personnel.

The Supreme Court has mandated that compensation for accident victims should be directly linked to their functional disability, exemplified by an ₹83.3 lakh award to a road crash victim.

The Indian government informed that the Cabinet Secretary-led committee on LGBTQIA+ issues, formed after the Supreme Court's 2023 same-sex marriage verdict, has met only twice in over two years and its report is still pending.

The Supreme Court has instructed the Central Government to launch a pilot project enforcing a 'no insurance, no fuel' policy, aiming to ensure vehicles have valid insurance.

India's Supreme Court has called for the dismantling of 'men's clubs' within Bar Councils and mandated the co-option of two women members to promote gender diversity.

The Supreme Court of India has sought a response from the Centre regarding whether the new Central Armed Police Forces (CAPF) Act is against the Constitution.

Candidates for the NEET-UG 2026 examination have approached the Supreme Court of India, alleging discrepancies in their OMR sheets.

An Austrian Supreme Court (OGH) ruling clarifies whether self-inflicted imprisonment terminates the obligation to pay post-marital alimony.

The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to halt a $656 million judgment against the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) and the Palestinian Authority. The judgment was issued in connection with attacks against Americans.

India's Supreme Court has ruled that men in live-in relationships 'in the nature of marriage' can be prosecuted for cruelty under Section 498A, thereby extending legal protection to women in such relationships.

The Indian Supreme Court is seeking replies regarding the suitability of Jantar Mantar for protests and has questioned how transgender identity cards can be rendered invalid. These inquiries reflect the court's engagement with fundamental rights and social inclusion.

The New Patriotic Party (NPP) has confirmed its planned nationwide demonstration for August 6, 2026, with National Organiser Henry Nana Boakye outlining details for presenting petitions to the Supreme Court, Jubilee House, and Parliament.

The Indian Supreme Court has ruled that live-in partners are now protected against domestic cruelty, clarifying their legal standing in such relationships.

India's Supreme Court is considering temporary relief for the Trinamool Congress after its bank accounts were frozen. A bench of Justices MM Sundresh and Prasanna B Varale inquired whether a limited amount could be released through a special officer.

Tamil Nadu has moved the Supreme Court regarding its ongoing Cauvery water dispute with Karnataka. The state is seeking intervention in the long-standing issue of water sharing.

Kamala Harris has discussed potential major reforms, including adding two states to the US and expanding the Supreme Court, as she considers another bid for the White House.

An appeal by former President Trump concerning mail voting is testing the Supreme Court's established rule against election chaos.

The Supreme Court of Lithuania will review the appeal filed by Vyšniauskas in the ongoing 'receipts case'.

The Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) in the Philippines plans to appeal a Supreme Court decision that went against its vessel monitoring system policy. Agriculture Secretary Francisco Tiu Laurel Jr. emphasized that the system is the most effective way to combat illegal, unreported, and unregulated fishing.

The Supreme Court of Republika Srpska has issued another ruling confirming discrimination against Bosniak children within the school system in Zvornik, specifically regarding their right to learn the Bosnian language.

The Indian Centre plans to advance four bills, including those related to FCRA and Supreme Court judges, during the Monsoon Session, despite ongoing parliamentary disruptions caused by the Opposition's protests over the Ram Mandir donation row.

Professor H.K. Prempeh, Executive Director of CDD-Ghana, has welcomed the Supreme Court's decision to strike down the delegate system used by political parties, a move he previously advocated for to enhance political party democracy and make the process more inclusive.

An Obama-appointed federal judge is reportedly facing impeachment proceedings after allegedly defying rulings from the Supreme Court, prompting a strong reaction from Republicans in Congress.

The DMK party has moved the Supreme Court, demanding the immediate release of Cauvery River water by Karnataka to Tamil Nadu. This action follows the Tamil Nadu minister's rejection of an all-party meeting to discuss the contentious water-sharing issue.

An Indian Supreme Court judge, Justice Bhuyan, has publicly questioned the lack of transparency in the collegium system for judicial appointments. He emphasized that citizens have a right to know about the process of selecting judges.

Ghana's Supreme Court has ruled to abolish the political party delegate system, reinforcing the Office of the Special Prosecutor and reflecting concerns about vote-buying. Experts and the CPP have welcomed the decision, with some calling for broader state support for party primaries.

Former Vice President Kamala Harris has endorsed significant changes to the US political system, including expanding the Supreme Court and abolishing the Electoral College. Her statements were made at the National Urban League Conference, ahead of a possible 2028 presidential campaign.

The Supreme Court of India has instructed states to prevent cattle from straying onto roads and to compensate victims of accidents caused by such incidents, emphasizing the need for laws or regulations.

Imaan Mazari has requested an urgent hearing from the Supreme Court regarding her conviction. She and her co-accused, Ali Wazir, are seeking an early court date for their appeal.

A Bihar BJP MLC has vacated his seat for RLM Minister Deepak Prakash, a day after receiving a rap from the Supreme Court.

India's Supreme Court has ruled that fresh public hearings are mandatory for mining clearances, though mining operations are permitted to continue in the interim.

India's Supreme Court has requested the Centre's viewpoint on whether polygamy among Muslims should be banned, indicating a potential legal review of the practice.

The Supreme Court of India has ordered the Rajasthan government to pay one lakh rupees to a government official as compensation for harassment caused by political interference in a prosecution sanction.

Pakistan's Supreme Court has approved the hearing of a plea filed by former Prime Minister Imran Khan regarding his medical treatment in a hospital.

Legal practitioner George Anti has described the Supreme Court's ruling on the prosecutorial powers of Ghana's Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) as a 'very sound ruling'.

A justice of Brazil's Supreme Court has authorized an investigation into the son of the country's president.

Pakistan's Supreme Court has accepted a chamber appeal filed by former Prime Minister and PTI founder Imran Khan, ordering the early fixation of his case before an apex court bench.

Voters in Kansas will decide whether to replace a nearly 70-year-old judicial appointment system with direct elections, a move that could significantly reshape the state's Supreme Court for decades.

Days before Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva's official announcement for re-election, Brazil's Supreme Court has approved a new federal police investigation against his son.

Supreme Court Judge V Mohana has recused herself from hearing the anticipatory bail plea of Senthil Balaji.

The Indian Supreme Court has dismissed a plea challenging the Delhi High Court's relief to the Hinduja brothers in the Bofors case. This decision marks the dismissal of the final appeal in the long-running legal battle.

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

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.

The Supreme Court has directed states and union territories to ensure public spaces and roads are cleared of stray cattle and encroachments, urging civic agencies in state capitals to take time-bound action.

Kansas voters rejected a measure that would have allowed the election of state Supreme Court justices, a victory for abortion rights groups who defended the court’s ruling on abortion protection.

A Supreme Court ruling on single-sex spaces is expected to require changes to nearly 13,000 toilets and over 5,000 changing rooms in schools and hospitals across the UK, affecting trans people.

Borrego, a former Spanish Supreme Court magistrate and self-proclaimed member of the 'manosphere,' is now defending former Argentine President Cristina Kirchner in her legal battles, a move that has sparked confusion and mockery.

Michigan's Line 5 pipeline is experiencing new delays following a state Supreme Court ruling, while ongoing federal, tribal, and international legal disputes further complicate its future.

The Supreme Court of India has issued new directions, including Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and a compensation framework, while hearing a suo motu case on cyber-enabled financial frauds and 'digital arrest' scams.

Following a reprimand from the Supreme Court, Gujarat police have initiated action regarding the custodial death of an individual accused of cow slaughter.

The Philippine Supreme Court has declared a government policy mandating vessel monitoring systems in commercial fishing vessels unconstitutional by a 13-2 vote. The court cited violations of due process, equal protection of the law, and rights against unreasonable searches.

Supreme Court Justice Emmanuel Yonny Kulendi revealed that Ghana’s Superior Courts are currently handling nearly 30,000 pending cases, highlighting the growing workload for the country's judiciary.

The Supreme Court has clarified the eligibility criteria for withdrawing criminal cases against student protesters, allowing states to close First Information Reports (FIRs) that do not involve serious offenses.

Farmers in Tamil Nadu are protesting the ongoing Cauvery water crisis, while the state government has moved the Supreme Court to enforce the release of water from Karnataka.

India's Supreme Court directed the Enforcement Directorate to consider releasing funds from the Trinamool Congress's frozen accounts for daily operations, while the Calcutta High Court reviews the freezing order.

A Supreme Court panel has recommended a comprehensive overhaul of the language used in sexual offence cases, stating it is 'impermissible' to judge women by their clothes, and proposed courtroom practices to enhance the justice system's sensitivity.

The Supreme Court has clarified that states are permitted to withdraw cases filed against youngsters who protested against exam irregularities, including NEET protests, allowing them to continue their studies. This decision aims to provide relief to students facing legal action for their involvement in such demonstrations.

Rep. Andy Ogles has filed an impeachment resolution against Judge Allison Burroughs, accusing her of defying a Supreme Court ruling by blocking a Trump-era TPS order for Somalis.

India's Supreme Court has issued new guidelines for rape trials, emphasizing the use of sensitive judicial language and the avoidance of stereotypical or victim-blaming questions to ensure fairness, dignity, and impartiality.

Former Supreme Court judge Abhay S Oka stated that courts should not dictate what citizens say, emphasizing their responsibility to protect fundamental rights rather than to 'teach or preach'.

The Supreme Court of Moldova issued a warning on August 3 that scammers are using the institution's name to defraud citizens by sending messages demanding payment of fines, clarifying that the court does not send such messages.

Public prosecutor Ujjwal Nikam highlighted the significant delays in acquittal appeals, citing a Supreme Court observation that over seven lakh criminal appeals were pending in high courts as of March 2025, and called for timely justice.

India's Supreme Court has clarified that states can withdraw First Information Reports (FIRs) against student protesters, with the exception of those with prior criminal records.

The Supreme Court of India is set to review accountability concerning a Parliament march and a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) filed regarding Jantar Mantar.

India's Supreme Court has agreed to examine a Madras High Court order concerning the Karthigai Deepam festival near a dargah. The bench also questioned the Tamil Nadu government about the delay in pursuing the appeal.

Austria's Supreme Court has rejected a woman's claim for grief compensation following the death of her ex-partner, ruling that despite having a child together, she was no longer close enough to him at the time of his death.

Despite significant investments in infrastructure and technology, India's judicial system faces a severe backlog, with over 10,000 cases pending in the Supreme Court for more than a decade and 80,000 in High Courts for over 30 years.

India's Supreme Court has issued directives for states and Union territories to physically verify and demarcate all wetlands identified in the SAC Atlas within two months.

Karnataka Chief Minister DK Shivakumar stated that the Mekedatu dam project is a permanent solution to the Cauvery water dispute, noting that the Supreme Court and central government have already responded to the proposal.

Supreme Court Justice Bhuyan expressed support for increased transparency in the collegium's operations, arguing that withholding reasons for decisions is detrimental to deserving judges.

The wife of 77-year-old political prisoner Vicente Ladlad has petitioned the Supreme Court for his immediate release, seeking equal treatment and protection accorded to high-profile political figures.

Human rights organizations in Gambia are awaiting a Supreme Court decision as religious leaders and conservative politicians attempt to legally overturn the ban on female genital mutilation (FGM), which has been in place since 2015.

Montenegro's Supreme Court once again rejected the request of a former employee, Dukaj, to examine a judicial decision related to the termination of his employment, despite an earlier decision being overturned.

The PMK party has welcomed Tamil Nadu's decision to approach the Supreme Court regarding the ongoing Cauvery water dispute.

An ocean conservation group has warned that the Philippine Supreme Court's decision to strike down a monitoring requirement for commercial fishing vessels will weaken efforts to combat illegal fishing.

The long-standing Cauvery river water dispute between Karnataka and Tamil Nadu has escalated, with Karnataka deferring talks and Tamil Nadu planning to approach the Supreme Court. The central government is urging a resolution to the recurring conflict over water sharing.

Tarlac City Mayor Susan Yap called for unity and healing after the Supreme Court en banc nullified a Commission on Elections (Comelec) resolution that had canceled her certificate of candidacy.

India's Supreme Court has raised questions regarding the application of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA) in a case involving the torching of a police station, scrutinizing whether such an act qualifies as an offense under the stringent law.

Cuba's Supreme Court has upheld the 6-year sentence of a journalist, along with convictions for three other defendants involved in a 2024 demonstration in Villa Clara.

Palestinian groups have asked the Supreme Court to temporarily halt an order requiring them to pay U.S. victims of the Intifada.

Brazil's Supreme Court has authorized a corruption investigation into Fábio Luís Lula da Silva, President Lula's son, months before the presidential election.

India's Supreme Court has stayed an order to bring the National Stock Exchange of India (NSEI) under the Right to Information (RTI) Act, agreeing to hear a petition filed by the NSEI.

The Indian Supreme Court has granted Omar Abdullah a divorce from his estranged wife, Payal Abdullah, following a settlement between the two. This decision resolves their long-standing marital dispute.

The lawyer for Kristijonas Bartoševičius has filed an appeal with the Supreme Court to review his case.

Kristijonas Bartoševičius, a former member of the Lithuanian Parliament convicted of sexual offenses against children, has appealed to the Supreme Court of Lithuania, requesting that the court verdicts be overturned and the case dismissed or terminated.

On Day 10 of the Parliament Monsoon Session, a bill proposing an increase in the number of Supreme Court judges is expected to be debated in the Lok Sabha.

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 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.

The Supreme Court of India has directed the Centre to establish structured guidelines for imposing compensation for violations under the Solid Waste Management Rules, emphasizing that such decisions cannot be left to regulatory bodies' discretion.

The Indian government has reported a substantial decrease in cyber crime reports, from 1.2 lakh in 2024 to 16,377 currently, while the Supreme Court urged prompt action against fraudsters and directed authorities to expedite decisions on a 'kill switch' for phones.

Justice Joymalya Bagchi, a top court judge, criticized social media for creating a 'hydra-headed' pressure on the judiciary, stating that 'dispassionate adjudication is being auctioned on the alter of 'likes'.'

A political figure identified as Blanche has vowed to work towards making the Supreme Court's Dobbs decision, which overturned Roe v. Wade, a permanent legal standard in every U.S. state.

The Supreme Court of India has issued directives regarding 'digital arrests' and emphasized the need for Bar Councils to include women members. The court highlighted concerns about 'mule accounts' and the male-dominated nature of legal councils.

The Supreme Court has ordered a crackdown on digital fraud, issuing strict directions to the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to take action.

The Supreme Court rejected the appeal of Kojima Tomonobu, a leader in the 'Luffy' wide-area robbery case, thereby finalizing his 20-year prison sentence for aiding and abetting robbery and injury by recruiting perpetrators through 'darkバイト' (dark part-time jobs).

Heirs of a former Sintra mayor have lost another legal battle in a complex 24-year dispute, as the Supreme Court rejected their appeal regarding the Colares mansion. They now face a higher risk of having to demolish part of the palatial residence.

A man who felt discriminated against at the Rieder Volksfest due to ground conditions hindering his wheelchair has lost his case before the Austrian Supreme Court.

India's Supreme Court summoned the chief secretary and principal secretary (home) of the Arunachal Pradesh government, expressing strong displeasure over the state's non-cooperation with a CBI probe against Khandu.

The Supreme Court of India is examining potential protections for existing transgender card holders as the government cautioned against self-identification principles.

The Philippine government is urging the Supreme Court to re-evaluate its ruling on tracking large fishing vessels, emphasizing the critical need for regulation to combat illegal fishing practices.

The Supreme Court has clarified that states are permitted to withdraw cases filed against youngsters who protested against paper leaks, allowing them to continue their studies. This decision aims to provide relief to students facing legal action for their involvement in such demonstrations.

The Michigan Supreme Court has ordered state regulators to re-evaluate a crucial permit that would have allowed a planned tunnel for an Enbridge oil pipeline under a portion of the Great Lakes to proceed. This decision halts the project's progress, requiring further review.

Ghana's Supreme Court has opened the door for Parliament to reform the country's political finance architecture. The court suggests that expanding party primaries, while not eliminating vote buying, could make it more difficult.

The Arizona Supreme Court has ruled that clergy members in the state are not legally obligated to report child abuse if they learn of it within the context of a religious confession, in a case involving two bishops who remained silent about abuse.

The Delhi High Court has ordered the establishment of sterilization camps for stray dogs, stemming from a public interest litigation to ensure compliance with Supreme Court orders for removing stray dogs from public areas like schools and hospitals.

India's Supreme Court clarified its order regarding the release of detained student protesters, stating it applies only to grave offenses, prompting the CJP to call for the withdrawal of related FIRs.

Tripura Motha Party (TMP) announced a party restructure following the TTAADC village council polls, which the Supreme Court had directed to be held by early September.

The Indian Supreme Court has ruled that live-in partners can seek protection under Section 498A and clarified that a link to a vehicle key is proof for Motor Vehicles Act claims. The court also stated that neither excessive force by officers nor criminal protesters should be protected.

The Supreme Court has issued an order directing the Centre to ensure that pedestrian spaces along roads are properly demarcated and kept free from encroachment.

The Indian Supreme Court has refused to review its decision regarding the hate speech case involving Anurag Thakur and Parvesh Verma.

Representative Marcoleta declined to enter a plea in his Sandiganbayan gift case, citing pending petitions with the Supreme Court. As a result, the court entered a not guilty plea on his behalf.

Senior Advocates of Nigeria (SANs) have affirmed their support for the Supreme Court’s directive prohibiting lawyers from using 'Barrister' as a prefix, reinforcing an existing professional standard.

India's Supreme Court has criticized Punjab for its reluctance to implement a 15-year-old ruling regarding power dues owed to Himachal Pradesh, despite proposals for a cashless settlement.

Republicans in Kansas are advocating for voters to elect Supreme Court justices who would shift the court's ideological balance to the right.

The National Medical Commission has informed the Supreme Court that resident doctors in India are experiencing significant psychological distress due to excessively long working hours, emphasizing the need for reasonable schedules.

A Supreme Court judge emphasized the importance of transparency and stated that using dehumanizing terms like 'ants' for people is unconstitutional.

A Special Investigation Team (SIT) has been ordered by the Supreme Court to probe the alleged custodial death of a man in Gujarat.

Senator Susan Collins, a supporter of abortion rights, endorsed Brett Kavanaugh's Supreme Court nomination, a decision that has become a significant issue in her current re-election campaign following the overturning of Roe v. Wade.

The court also directed the Centre to appoint a nodal officer to help families pursue compensation claims with the Russian authorities.

The Supreme Court of India has ruled that a wife found living in adultery cannot claim maintenance, emphasizing that adultery must be supported by clear evidence before denying relief.

The Supreme Court's stay on the arrest of Balaji presents the first legal challenge to Vijay's anti-corruption campaign.

A potential Supreme Court decision against former President Trump's tariffs could result in up to $175 billion in refunds, offering a significant financial boost to import-heavy retailers.

India's Supreme Court has refused to intervene with the Uttarakhand high court's decision to release Abdul Malik, who is the alleged mastermind behind the February 2024 Haldwani riots.

Ghana's Attorney General has filed an urgent application to halt the acquittal of former MASLOC CEO Sedina Tamakloe-Attionu, pending an appeal to the Supreme Court. The decision to acquit has sparked a political debate, with the AG defending the appeal as a matter of accountability and others questioning the court's ruling.

Lawyers from the Free Legal Assistance Group (FLAG) and the wife of political prisoner Vicente Ladlad have petitioned the Philippine Supreme Court for his immediate release on humanitarian grounds.

The Muslim community in Dhar offered Friday prayers near Bhojshala on land allocated by the administration, following a Supreme Court directive after a two-week hiatus.

Judge Ivaylo Yosifov, whose candidacy for membership in the Commission for Combating Corruption (CCC) was rejected by the Supreme Court of Cassation (SCC), filed a complaint against the decision of the selection...

The Supreme Court has granted anticipatory bail to former Tamil Nadu Minister Senthil Balaji in a corruption case. This decision provides him with pre-arrest protection.

Zbigniew Kapiński, the First President of the Supreme Court, responded to the National Council of the Judiciary's (KRS) position on the effectiveness of judicial assessor appointments made by President Karol Nawrocki, calling the KRS stance 'grossly unfair'.

The Philippine Supreme Court has affirmed a 2021 Malabon City Regional Trial Court ruling that declared the tracking of commercial fishing boats unconstitutional.