Government can revoke probation without explanation
U.S. courts can revoke probation without explanation, leaving 3 million Americans at risk of wrongful imprisonment each year.
No Tricks This April Fools’ Day
Discover the absurdity of the legal system: from gypsy clans to nutria lawsuits. Read the latest news on court cases and justice.
Lawyer laments loss after being punched in nose
Lawyer assault in NYC sparks debate as activist attorney Ron Kuby recounts being punched after confronting an anti‑gay slur on a city street.
Nicholas Rossi finally extradited from Earth
Nicholas Rossi extradition ends a years‑long chase across borders, false identities, and court battles, finally delivering him back to U.S. authorities.
Parking firm sorry for ticketing dead woman
A parking firm apologizes after ticketing a dead woman who suffered cardiac arrest in a supermarket lot. Learn about the shocking incident.
RFK Jr. Says He Has No Legal Residence to Vote
RFK Jr. says he has no legal residence to vote, according to a recent press conference in California. Explore the details behind his claim.
Supreme Court upholds hanging as death penalty method
The Supreme Court upholds hanging as a constitutional death penalty method, rejecting pleas for a less painful alternative without new evidence.
Research Officers Sought at RRU Centre
Research Officers in Public International Law are sought at RRU Centre with PhD opportunity available for qualified candidates in public international law.
Delhi HC asks cinema, OTT to add accessibility features
Delhi HC mandates accessibility features for cinema and OTT platforms to support disabled audiences. Read about the court's recent directions on inclusive conte
Court rejects compensation for accused
Court rejects compensation for accused in a drug case, citing no violation of fundamental rights.