#court-ruling

#court-ruling

The U.S. Court of Appeals upheld most of New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act, bolstering gun safety measures in the state.

A judge condemned the reckless shooting of a 7-year-old by gang members, emphasizing the shock it brings to New Yorkers.

A federal judge dismissed a civil lawsuit against Sean Combs due to improper filing by an anonymous plaintiff.

Jose Ibarra was convicted for the murder of nursing student Laken Riley, sparking debates on immigration policies.

A federal judge released a 165-page motion detailing new evidence against Donald Trump in his election-interference case.

A judge dismissed three charges against Trump in the Georgia election case, but upheld the key felony racketeering charge, affecting overall case dynamics.

Ed Sheeran's "Thinking Out Loud" was ruled not to infringe on Marvin Gaye's "Let's Get It On," reaffirming limitations on music copyright protection.

NBA YoungBoy avoids prison for drug fraud charges but faces federal prison time.

He pleaded guilty to a fraud and forgery scheme related to prescription drugs.

Melissa Lucio, sentenced to death for her daughter's death, has been declared innocent by a Texas judge, advocating for the overturning of her conviction.

Lawyers must provide door-to-door apologies after using a loud recording to test witness credibility, deemed excessive and inappropriate by a federal judge.

Shell has an obligation to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, but the court found it unclear how much reduction is necessary.

The Dutch court's ruling reverses a previous mandate for Shell to cut emissions, drawing criticism from climate activists.

The Dutch appeals court ruled against the climate emissions reduction mandate for Shell, underscoring climate protection as a human right.

The Biden administration's immigrant policy aimed at easing citizenship for undocumented spouses has been struck down, increasing uncertainty for immigrant families.

A Texas judge ruled against Biden's immigration program for spouse citizenship, potentially stalling it until the end of his presidency.

Giuliani must liquidate luxury items to settle defamation debt to Georgia poll workers.

Rudy Giuliani has been ordered to turn over most of his assets to satisfy a $148 million defamation judgment for defaming Georgia election workers.

Judge Liman criticized Giuliani's attempts to avoid financial disclosure related to defamation case, deeming his actions farcical and unreasonable.

The Netherlands' new law has led to its first conviction for public sexual harassment, emphasizing the need for safety in public spaces.

James Young, a former DEA agent, was found with illegal firearms and a concerning mental health history, leading to public safety concerns.

The judge granted bail with conditions for a man charged with shooting, noting both community support and safety concerns.

Carter, a police officer, betrayed his duty by stealing from a deceased individual, undermining trust in law enforcement.

Tommy Steer was convicted of bicycle theft and banned from carrying any tools that may assist in further illegal activities.

The legality of Elon Musk's $56 billion pay package remains undecided pending a court ruling expected by the end of 2025.

The federal appeals court ruled that Musk's 2018 tweet is protected speech, reversing earlier National Labor Relations Board decisions.

Google has successfully overturned a €1.49 billion fine imposed by the European Commission regarding antitrust violations.

Google overturned a €1.49 billion antitrust fine due to errors in the EU's assessment of its contracts.

The court found no evidence that Google's exclusivity clauses harmed competition or innovation.

Google has been ordered to open its Android OS to rival app stores and stop monopolistic practices.

Google successfully annulled a €1.5 billion penalty from the EU for anti-competitive practices, as the court found flaws in the commission's assessment.

Google successfully overturned a significant EU antitrust fine concerning its advertising practices, with the court identifying errors in the Commission's initial assessment.

Google's noncompliance with Russian court orders has resulted in a massive and growing fine, symbolizing ongoing geopolitical tensions.

The VA plans to appeal a court ruling mandating it to construct veterans' housing at the West L.A. campus, citing financial concerns.

UCLA baseball team is temporarily allowed to resume games at Jackie Robinson Stadium until July 4 following a court ruling.

The appeals court affirmed Ghislaine Maxwell's conviction for sex trafficking, emphasizing the legitimacy of the charges against her.

A federal judge denied Sean Combs' bail appeal due to perceived risks he poses to the community during ongoing sex trafficking case.

Xbox games will be available for direct purchase on Android via the Xbox App starting November, following a US court ruling against Google.

Starting November, users can buy Xbox games via the Xbox app on Android following a US court ruling against Google's Play Store policies.

Microsoft will soon enable Xbox game purchases directly via its Android app due to a recent court ruling allowing rival app stores on Google Play.

Corporate brokerages RE/MAX, Keller Williams, and Anywhere received a temporary stay in homebuyer commission lawsuits, preserving judicial resources during ongoing appeals.

A judge dismissed a lawsuit by NEXA Mortgage against former president Mat Grella, allowing for an amended complaint to be filed.

Swiss court rules that employers are not required to pay workers for toilet breaks, highlighting a loophole in labor laws.

Swiss court rules clocking out for bathroom breaks is permissible, raising worker rights concerns.

EU member states must recognize legal gender identity changes made in other member states, says European Court of Justice.

Two women were ordered to pay damages to Brigitte Macron for spreading false claims about her identity, highlighting the dangers of disinformation.

Judge orders Daniel Kinahan and MTK to pay €8.7 million for damages relating to boxer Joseph Diaz's poaching.

Court ruling reveals connections between organized crime and professional boxing.

Daniel Kinahan's efforts to clean up his reputation have failed following a $9.7m court ruling against him, marking his decline in boxing.

The Tenth Circuit Court upheld Colorado's ban on conversion therapy for minors, emphasizing protection against discredited practices.

LGBTQ+ advocacy groups support the law, citing public health concerns over the dangers of conversion therapy.

The prosecution of Marieha Hussain for her placard at a pro-Palestinian demonstration raises significant concerns regarding freedom of speech and satire.

CFTC chairman vows to continue pursuing case against Kalshi despite court ruling, emphasizing concerns over legality of political prediction markets.

Legal betting on U.S. Congressional elections has begun after a court ruling allows prediction contracts on party outcomes.