India's Supreme Court ruled that the mere use of the word "bastard" without sexual intent does not constitute obscenity under IPC Section 294.

India's Supreme Court is set to hear a plea challenging the Ghaziabad Police's investigation into the rape and murder of a four-year-old child. The petition alleges an improper probe into the case.

Economists have informed the Supreme Court that the Philippine Congress increased unprogrammed appropriations in the national budget beyond the President's proposal, allegedly to allocate 'pork barrel' funds.

A significant portion of the wiretapping case file, specifically concerning potential espionage and complicity in the use of Predator spyware, is being forwarded from the Athens Public Prosecutor's Office to the Supreme Court in Greece.

Slovakia's Supreme Court ordered the release of extremist Daniel Bombic, also known as Danny Kollár, from custody, nearly a month after his conviction for extremism.

The Indian Supreme Court has ruled that public employment is not a matter of grace or charity, overturning a previous relief granted to a candidate who missed a Delhi Police test.

The election for a Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice has been a notably quieter affair this year, contrasting with previous races that garnered record-breaking spending and national attention, particularly in the absence of figures like Elon Musk.

India's top court is hearing challenges to a ruling concerning women's entry into a temple, a decision that experts believe will significantly impact women's religious freedoms across the country.

The Indian Supreme Court has ruled that banks are not required to provide personal oral hearings before classifying accounts as fraudulent, but must provide customers with a forensic audit report prior to such classification.

India's Supreme Court has directed that the revision of legal studies textbooks should be extended to all classes, with a committee collaborating with the National Judicial Academy for curriculum finalization.

India's Apex Court has declined to set a deadline for tribunals but issued an order to immediately freeze electoral rolls.

India's Supreme Court has ruled against the inclusion of names pending appeals in the West Bengal electoral roll revision, potentially leading to the exclusion of nearly 27 lakh voters. This development is critical ahead of the state's upcoming Assembly elections, with claims rejected by judicial officers.

Following a Supreme Court decision, Austrian Seniors' Association head Ingrid Korosec demanded legal regulations to ensure individuals can live an analog life without disadvantages, highlighting that many digital services are not age-appropriate.

The Wisconsin Supreme Court race is gaining significant attention, with analyses focusing on the odds and potential implications of the outcome.

The Indian Supreme Court has strongly condemned the 'pre-planned' siege of judicial officers in West Bengal's Malda district, ordering the state's top bureaucrat to apologize and calling for a National Investigation Agency (NIA) probe into the incident.

Scholars at the center of the NCERT textbook controversy have moved the Supreme Court of India to challenge a 'blacklisting' order against them.

A forthcoming US Supreme Court ruling in Louisiana v Callais is anticipated to further dismantle Black voting power, potentially rebuilding modern forms of Jim Crow laws.

Four significant elections scheduled for April, including two House special elections, a Wisconsin Supreme Court race, and Virginia's redistricting referendum, are poised to potentially reshape the razor-thin House majority.

The Polish Supreme Court has ruled that not only heirs and creditors but also the spouse of an heir can initiate proceedings to confirm the acquisition of an inheritance.

India's Supreme Court has ordered an investigation into companies reportedly linked to the family of Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu.

The Polish Supreme Court has issued a ruling in a property dispute concerning a building requiring costly renovation, where one owner sought demolition while another disagreed.

Supreme Court judge Ujjal Bhuyan stated that the judiciary must be inclusive and represent the diversity of India.

India's Supreme Court has intervened to rectify an Uttarakhand man's incorrect negative credit score, which had unfairly restricted his access to financial services.

Former officials and employees of the Philippine Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) have been cleared by the Supreme Court and will not have to return P92 million in funds previously flagged by the Commission on Audit as unauthorized salary increases.

Pakistan's Supreme Court is scheduled to hear Zahir Jaffer’s review petition on April 8, challenging the death penalty verdict upheld in the Noor Mukadam murder case.

Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito fell ill at a March event and was treated for dehydration, according to a statement from the court. He did not require an overnight hospital stay and returned to the bench the following Monday.

An analysis by Colby Cosh discusses how a Supreme Court ruling may lead to lighter sentences for impulsive teenage killers, citing a case where culprits in a 2019 stabbing will serve only four years due to being underage.

Estonia's Supreme Court has ruled on communications data, directing the state to compel telecommunications companies to continue convenience-based surveillance, according to Andri Rohtla.

The Union of Prosecutors of Greece categorically and unequivocally condemned the intervention with leaflets at the home of former Supreme Court Prosecutor Isidoros Dogiakos.

Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy welcomed the Supreme Court's decision to dismiss petitions challenging the recruitment of 563 Group-I candidates, ensuring job security for aspirants.

This article explores the debate in Finland over whether politician Päivi Räsänen, convicted of incitement against a group, or the Supreme Court's decision itself poses a greater threat to freedom of speech.

Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito was reportedly taken to the hospital last month, though details regarding his condition or the reason for hospitalization were not immediately available.

Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito was reportedly taken to the hospital last month.

President raged against the Supreme Court after the hearing, calling it a ‘KANGAROO COURT!!!’

The President of the Appellate Court in Montenegro requested that the President of the Supreme Court not decide on her professional fate in a dismissal procedure, citing doubts about objectivity.

Donald Trump reportedly exhibited fidgeting behavior and had to be moved during a Supreme Court event, an incident described as a "humiliation."

AIMIM leader Mofakrul Islam has been arrested for his alleged involvement in the Malda violence, where judicial officers were held hostage, prompting the Supreme Court to criticize West Bengal's law and order situation.

A Wall Street Journal opinion piece discusses former President Trump's legal efforts at the Supreme Court, suggesting a potential for defeat.

An opinion piece from the Wall Street Journal suggests that former President Trump is facing a potential defeat in a case before the Supreme Court.

This opinion article discusses former President Trump's legal battles before the Supreme Court, suggesting a potential for defeat in his current cases. It likely analyzes the arguments, implications, and the court's potential rulings.

The Wall Street Journal publishes an opinion piece suggesting that former President Donald Trump is encountering significant legal challenges at the Supreme Court, potentially leading to defeat.

An opinion piece suggests that former President Trump is likely to face a defeat in a case currently before the Supreme Court.

Digital media company Rappler has won its Supreme Court case, overturning a 2018 shutdown order issued by the Securities and Exchange Commission.

The Election Commission of India on Thursday handed over the probe into the gherao of the seven judicial officers in West Bengal's Malda district to the NIA, following a Supreme Court directive.

India's Supreme Court has criticized the state of Rajasthan for illegally denotifying land within the 5,400 sq km National Chambal Sanctuary, a protected area for wildlife.

Former NFL player Tim Tebow is urging the Supreme Court to hold social media platforms accountable for child sexual abuse material (CSAM), advocating for big tech to prioritize the protection of children over profit.

Former supreme court judge Michalakis Christodoulou acknowledged knowing "Sandy," a central figure in sexual misconduct allegations made by Makarios Drousiotis, but denied the allegations and stated he would present his account to police.

Supreme Court justices have expressed skepticism regarding President Trump's birthright citizenship order, with reports capturing a moment of his departure from the court.

India's Education Ministry has informed the Supreme Court that it is drafting rules for the implementation of a 25% reservation quota for Economically Weaker Sections (EWS) in admissions.

A recent Supreme Court ruling has brought to light significant corruption within Sri Lanka’s health procurement system, revealing issues with cheap medicine acquisition.

South Korea's Supreme Court has upheld a life sentence for Myeong Jae-won, a 49-year-old former elementary school teacher convicted of killing a 7-year-old student at her school last year. The highest court affirmed a lower court ruling.

Supreme Court justices have reportedly shown skepticism regarding a potential order by former President Trump concerning birthright citizenship, in what is being considered a significant case before the court.

The US Supreme Court's docket of top cases has been released, outlining the significant legal matters the court will address.

A Canadian judge has advocated for the dismissal of any Supreme Court judge who attempts to impose limits on Section 33 of the constitution, emphasizing that constitutional changes require democratic consent.

Russia's Supreme Court has rejected an appeal and affirmed a 16-year prison sentence for 68-year-old dissident Alexander Skobow, who was convicted of 'justifying terrorism' and involvement in an organization deemed extremist.

Justice Miangul Hassan Aurangzeb of the Supreme Court of Pakistan observed that defamation cases should typically be decided within six months, in the context of a Rs10bn case against Imran Khan.

An Indian Supreme Court judge stated that the Constitution protects the propagation of religion but not forcible conversion.

The Spanish Prosecutor's Office has approved the right for family members with a "strong emotional bond" to appeal euthanasia decisions in court. This development follows the assisted death of Noelia, with the Supreme Court expected to set legal precedent next month based on a similar case involving Francesc.

Google is challenging a petition filed by a Sri Lankan Supreme Court judge in the Karnataka High Court, asserting there is no real nexus to the claims.

Albania's Supreme Court has rejected the request of Jamarbër and Argita Malltezi to lift the seizure of their assets and return rental income.

Poland's Supreme Court overturned a verdict against Robert T. and Adrian C., who were convicted of brutally beating a drug dealer and imprisoning him in a dog cage, citing 'improper composition of the court' as the reason.

Michel Danino has come on record for the first time, filing an affidavit in the Supreme Court regarding the ongoing NCERT textbook controversy, emphasizing it as a collective effort.

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has accused authorities of selectively removing names from voter rolls, claiming that nearly 91 lakh voters were deleted post-revision, with her intervention sought in the Supreme Court.

The Indian Supreme Court has requested responses from both the central and state governments regarding a plea for the implementation of a national policy to address the issue of stray cattle.

India's Supreme Court made strong observations questioning why control over women's bodies and choices persists so deeply in society, while affirming the life sentence of a man convicted of murdering his wife in Rajasthan in 2011.

The Kerala government has shifted its stance, now backing a review of the 2018 Sabarimala judgment and arguing that the right to religion is not absolute. The Centre also supports the review, with a hearing scheduled in the Supreme Court today.

The Supreme Court of the Philippines is holding oral arguments concerning the national budgets for 2024, 2025, and 2026, including discussions on unprogrammed funds.

Norway's Supreme Court has ruled that individuals with residence permits may still be eligible for asylum, prompting the Immigration Appeals Board (UNE) to review 76 cases.

Three academicians have approached India's Supreme Court to contest a ban imposed by the NCERT, related to a chapter on judiciary graft.

Following the Okawara Kakoki wrongful conviction case, a Supreme Court study group for judges highlighted the importance of sincere judgment when deciding to continue detention, recognizing it as a severe coercive measure.

The U.S. Supreme Court is expected to weigh in on former President Donald Trump's efforts to challenge and potentially end birthright citizenship.

The Indian Supreme Court expressed concerns about the reliability of a forensic report in the Biren Singh case, noting that even a Doordarshan recording was allegedly tampered with, and questioned whether the individual should be asked to record his voice.

Former Vice President Kamala Harris is rallying Democratic donors to oppose any 'additional justices' that might be nominated to the Supreme Court, emphasizing the need for a 'clear-eyed' approach.

The Supreme Court of India has refused to intervene in an order allowing Adani to acquire JAL, noting that insolvency proceedings are already scheduled for a final hearing before the NCLAT.

Relatives are appealing to the Supreme Court in Greece regarding an ongoing trial concerning videos, marked by a strong police presence and the first appearance of the parents of the never-found Erietta.

New Zealand's Supreme Court has overturned the murder conviction of David Tamihere, 37 years after he was found guilty of killing a Swedish couple who disappeared in 1989.

The Philippine Supreme Court will commence oral arguments tomorrow on petitions challenging the legality of unprogrammed appropriations and special accounts within the national budget.

A man who sent hoax bomb threats to the Delhi High Court has been revealed by an investigation to have sent similar emails to the Supreme Court seven times. Authorities are probing the incidents.

Indian Supreme Court judge BV Nagarathna stated in a lecture that the Election Commission must function independently, free from political influence, warning that neutrality cannot be assured if the EC is dependent on contestants.

Ex-Supreme Court judge Mansoor Ali Shah has made a case for promoting Alternative Dispute Resolution, emphasizing that litigation should be considered a last resort.

Spain's Supreme Court has declared the bankruptcy of a pensioner, who accumulated €20,242 in debt during the pandemic to help his daughter and son-in-law, as "fortuitous." The man was declared bankrupt in 2021.

China has become a focal point in the ongoing US debate over birthright citizenship, with discussions in the Supreme Court revealing skepticism among justices regarding proposed changes. The debate centers on the interpretation and application of the 14th Amendment.

Cyprus Justice Minister Costas Fitiris stated that journalist Makarios Drousiotis has not provided documented evidence to support his claims of rape and other accusations against a former supreme court judge.

The Supreme Court of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina has upheld the 20-year prison sentence for Amel Jašarević for murder and other criminal offenses.

The Indian Supreme Court has criticized the "flawed" logic used in a dismissal case, specifically rejecting the equation of a senior bank manager with a gunman. The ruling highlights judicial scrutiny of employment termination justifications.

India's Supreme Court has issued a warning to the Gujarat government regarding delays in enforcing its remission policy, cautioning that such delays could lead to illegal detention and potential contempt proceedings against officials.

India's Supreme Court has ruled that higher-ranking officials should face more severe punishments for service misdeeds due to their increased responsibility, reinstating harsher penalties for bank employees involved in misappropriating funds.

Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito was reportedly taken to the hospital last month. The Wall Street Journal reported on the hospitalization of the prominent justice.

Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito was reportedly taken to the hospital last month, though details regarding his condition or the reason for hospitalization were not immediately specified.

Israel's Supreme Court ruled that employees who benefit from share or share option tax breaks are not eligible for other tax benefits, clarifying tax law.

The Supreme Court has criticized California for concealing students' gender transitions from parents, while the HHS and CMS propose new Medicaid funding rules related to the issue.

Retired Supreme Court judge Augustine Nshimye of Uganda has passed away.

Colorado Democrats are advancing a bill that would create civil lawsuit pathways against conversion therapy providers, a move a GOP lawmaker called a "slap in the face" to the Supreme Court, which recently blocked a ban.

A proposal in Sri Lanka to extend the retirement age for Supreme Court and Appeals Court judges is anticipated to cause unrest within the state sector.

India's Supreme Court expressed grave concern over an attack on judicial officers in West Bengal's Malda, citing a breakdown in law and order, and has issued show-cause notices to top state officials while ordering central forces for officer protection.

An opinion piece suggests that former President Trump is likely to face a defeat in a case before the Supreme Court, highlighting the legal challenges he is currently encountering.

An opinion piece suggests that former President Donald Trump is likely to encounter a legal setback at the Supreme Court in an unspecified case.

An opinion article analyzes the legal challenges faced by former President Trump at the Supreme Court, suggesting a potential unfavorable outcome for his legal positions.

An opinion piece suggesting that former President Trump is facing significant legal challenges and potential defeat at the Supreme Court.

California's gender secrecy school policy has been deemed likely unconstitutional by the Supreme Court in a 6-3 emergency order, resulting in the state being ordered to pay $4.5 million in legal fees.

A descendant of a central figure in an 1898 citizenship case is expressing optimism for a positive outcome from the US Supreme Court.

The so-called terrorism case in Iceland is scheduled to be heard again in the Court of Appeal on May 21st. This comes over two months after the Supreme Court annulled the Court of Appeal's previous judgments in the case.

The Supreme Court of Canada has announced it will not hear an appeal that challenged the constitutionality of the country's first-past-the-post electoral system.

Pakistan's Supreme Court has restrained an anti-terrorism court from framing charges against veteran journalist Matiullah Jan, directing the Islamabad High Court to expedite its decision on the terrorism charges.

Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson issued a lone dissent in the Chiles v. Salazar case, warning that broad free speech protections for counselors could lead to 'grave harm' for Americans, drawing criticism from Jonathan Turley.

The Ministry of Justice in Iceland has advertised three judicial positions, one for the Supreme Court and two for the Court of Appeals, following the request for release by Supreme Court Justice Ólafur Börkur Þorvaldsson.

South Korea's Supreme Court has confirmed a life sentence for a teacher convicted of murdering a student, solidifying the legal outcome of the high-profile case.

South Korea's Supreme Court has affirmed the life sentence for a teacher convicted of murdering a student, bringing a final legal conclusion to the high-profile case.

Supreme Court Justices Skeptical of Trump’s Birthright Citizenship Order  WSJ

Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor grilled the Trump Solicitor General, questioning whether the government was seeking the authority to "unnaturalize people" during a legal proceeding.

The Indian Supreme Court has stated that the Madhya Pradesh High Court will examine objections regarding the videography of the Bhojshala-Kamal Maula site.

An article questions whether a particular case involving Donald Trump before the Supreme Court is the most significant one yet.

Cyprus police have initiated a criminal investigation into an alleged illegal corruption network involving former and current officials, including a former Supreme Court figure and a former president, following claims published by researcher Makarios Drousiotis.

Pakistan's Supreme Court disposed of more cases than were filed in the first quarter of 2026, showing a decline in backlog, and announced that death penalty appeals would be fixed within 30 days.

Voters in Wisconsin are casting ballots for a state supreme court judge, a race seen as crucial for the state's political landscape and potential future challenges to election results.

Bangladesh's High Court has directed the establishment of an independent secretariat for the Supreme Court within three months, aiming to enhance judicial autonomy.

Greece's Supreme Court will re-investigate a wiretapping case following a decision by the Athens Misdemeanor Court, which called for new individuals and offenses, including espionage, to be considered.

The Supreme Court's Citizens United decision has allowed billionaires to buy elections. Its time to fight back

During a hearing concerning the Sabarimala temple, an Indian Supreme Court judge remarked that a woman cannot be treated as 'untouchable' for three days. The comment pertains to the ongoing legal debate surrounding women's entry into the temple.

An opinion piece argues that the Supreme Court should intervene to prevent activist local governments from usurping federal authority over international emissions and energy market regulation.

Mylonakis has filed a criminal complaint with the Supreme Court Prosecutor's Office in Greece against all responsible parties, presenting evidence that allegedly fabricated telephone conversations and written messages involving him were created.

Following criticism from the Supreme Court, India's National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) has reconstituted its textbook committee, including new members such as an ex-national law school V-C and an IIT Madras director.

The Supreme Court's remarks came as it lashed out on several West Bengal administration officials over the gherao of seven judicial officers in Malda.

A discussion is underway in the Philippines regarding the Department of Interior and Local Government's (DILG) actual power to impose curfews on minors, referencing a 2017 Supreme Court case that allowed only curfew ordinances with extensive exemptions.

The Supreme Court in Spain has begun the trial against former Socialist minister José Luis Ábalos, focusing on alleged corruption and favors, while the PSOE attempts to redirect attention to the PP's 'Kitchen plot' and seeks to annul the trial to implicate Cospedal.

India's Supreme Court described the Gurugram rape case involving a 4-year-old girl as an 'eye-opener for the nation,' as the trial proceeds under less heinous offenses.

The Indian government has told the Supreme Court that questions of faith regarding the Sabarimala temple are beyond judicial review, advancing a broader doctrinal claim about the attributes of a deity.

The Indian Supreme Court has directed the National Investigation Agency (NIA) to assume control of the First Information Reports (FIRs) concerning the gherao of judicial officers in Malda, taking the case over from local police.

The Maine Supreme Court has issued a ruling declaring it unconstitutional to expand ranked-choice voting in the state.

The U.S. Supreme Court has cleared the path for the dismissal of a criminal case against Steve Bannon, a prominent ally of former President Donald Trump.

Georg Kodek, President of Austria's Supreme Court, has criticized the lack of judicial resources leading to unacceptably long legal proceedings. He also called the proposed parliamentary election of federal prosecutors "madness."

The Supreme Court of India has been informed that the family members of Nandalal Bose, who illustrated the Indian Constitution, have been deleted from the country's electoral rolls.

Pakistan's Supreme Court is set to resume the hearing of a review petition filed by PTI founder Imran Khan in a Rs10 billion defamation case, challenging the closure of his right to defense.

India's Supreme Court has declined to halt Adani's Rs 14,535 crore acquisition of JAL, directing the NCLAT to expedite the hearing of Vedanta's plea.

The Indian Supreme Court has affirmed its support for the Wayanad tunnel project, declining to revoke its environmental clearance and deeming it a project of national importance.

An article from The Daily Star discusses concerns that repealing Supreme Court ordinances could lead to the judiciary's return to political influence in Bangladesh.

The Supreme Court of India has constituted a nine-judge bench, reflecting diversity across faith, region, and gender, to review the long-pending constitutional reference regarding the Sabarimala temple.

After five years of litigation, the Spanish Supreme Court has ratified the dismantling of three ski slopes at the Navacerrada ski station, upholding the rehabilitation of the Montes de Valsaín area.

The Supreme Court has reportedly cleared the way for a practice described as extremely dangerous, with critics warning it could lead to increased fatalities among young people.

India's Supreme Court has announced that a nine-judge bench will begin hearing pleas related to the Sabarimala temple case starting April 7.

A legal dispute over cybercrime legislation has been escalated to the Supreme Court by bloggers, the Law Society of Kenya (LSK), and the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP). This follows a Court of Appeal ruling that struck down some key cybercrime speech offenses while upholding others.

Justice B. V. Nagarathna of the Indian Supreme Court has stated that 30 percent of law officers at both central and state levels should be women.

India's Supreme Court has notified a nine-judge bench to review the Sabarimala temple case, with hearings scheduled to begin on April 7. The court will re-examine key questions concerning religious freedom, essential practices, and the entry of women into the temple, reviving the review after six years.

The Polish Ombudsman has filed an extraordinary appeal to the Supreme Court concerning an elderly woman facing a loan repayment of 222 percent of the original amount, arguing the judgment violates the constitution.

The Supreme Court set aside a Delhi High Court order, restoring the dismissal from service of a bank manager, emphasizing that higher posts entail higher accountability.

Austria's Supreme Court has ruled that Julius Lindbergh Meinl V. must repay approximately nine million Euros in fees and flight expenses, but the former Meinl Bank executive is refusing to comply with the order.

Sri Lanka's Supreme Court has awarded Rs. 225,000 in compensation to a daily wage earner, delivering justice for police abuse.

The Supreme Court of India has resolved a matrimonial dispute spanning a decade and 61 related cases, granting a divorce to the couple involved.

Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito was reportedly taken to the hospital last month, though details regarding his condition or the reason for hospitalization were not immediately available.

A group of approximately 15 masked individuals carried out an attack with paints and flyers on the residence of Isidoros Dogiakos, the former prosecutor of the Supreme Court, in Byron, Greece.

The Indian Supreme Court has revised its order regarding the RPSC Exam 2025, now allowing a single candidate to sit for the examination instead of the previously mandated 713.

This article explains the stringent criteria set by the Supreme Court for overturning the enforcement of foreign arbitration awards, detailing the legal framework and implications.

Katariina Souri shares her reflections on being groomed into Hugh Hefner's Playboy mansion and photos, and the impact of a Supreme Court decision on her life.

Mamata Banerjee has called for calm amidst ongoing protests in Malda, urging adherence to the Supreme Court's statements, while the BJP has demanded the arrest of TMC minister Sabina Yeasmin in connection with the incident, alleging 'jungle raj' in the state.

An opinion piece analyzes the legal challenges faced by former President Trump at the Supreme Court, suggesting he is likely to encounter a defeat.

An opinion piece from the Wall Street Journal suggests that former President Trump is facing potential defeat in his legal challenges before the Supreme Court.

An opinion piece from the Wall Street Journal suggests that President Trump is facing potential defeat in cases before the Supreme Court.

An opinion piece suggests that former President Trump is courting defeat at the Supreme Court in an unspecified legal challenge.

An opinion piece suggests that former President Trump is facing a potential defeat in his legal challenges before the Supreme Court.

The North Carolina Supreme Court has thrown out a longtime lawsuit concerning education funding, bringing an end to a significant legal battle.

A Polish professor has proposed a "constitutional reset" on TVN, suggesting that all judges of the Supreme Court, Constitutional Tribunal, and Supreme Administrative Court should resign.

A descendant of a key figure in a landmark 1898 citizenship case is awaiting the outcome from the US Supreme Court, hoping for a favorable decision.

Romania's Supreme Court ruled that Horațiu Potra, a mercenary leader accused of attempted coup, will remain in preventive arrest, while his son and nephew have been placed under judicial control.

The Supreme Court has taken serious note of an incident in Malda, India, where protesters angered by voter list removals gheraoed judicial officers for hours, issuing show-cause notices to West Bengal's chief secretary and DGP.

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has blamed the Election Commission for failing to protect judicial officers involved in the SIR exercise in Malda district, following a rap from the Supreme Court.

Reports indicate that Donald Trump is plotting to dismiss a top aide following a perceived 'humiliation' stemming from a recent Supreme Court decision.

US Supreme Court justices have signaled skepticism towards former President Trump’s executive order aimed at ending birthright citizenship, a case Trump visited the court for, potentially impacting millions of Americans' legal status.

A recent Supreme Court ruling has the potential to significantly reshape business practices for freight brokers and small carriers, impacting the logistics and transportation industry.

The Judiciary of Ghana has announced plans to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the Supreme Court of Ghana, celebrating a century and a half of its establishment and service to the nation since its founding on March 31, 1876.

Cyprus police are set to investigate allegations made by Makarios Drousiotis regarding a covert 'Rosicrucian brotherhood' operating in the country, claims which a former Supreme Court judge has vehemently denied as "morbid fantasies and falsehoods."

Florida's Supreme Court has denied a request to lift James Duckett's execution stay after DNA testing of key evidence came back inconclusive, keeping the former police officer's execution on hold.