Justice Barrett May Have the Crucial Vote in Trump CasesJustice Barrett's decisive vote indicates potential limits to presidential power within the Supreme Court.
Trump May Yet Win His Foreign-Aid Spending FreezeSupreme Court's ruling indicates hesitation with Trump's authority to withhold agency funds, despite limited immediate implications.
Supreme Court Rejects Trump's Bid to Freeze Foreign AidThe Supreme Court denied Trump's request to halt $2 billion in foreign aid, indicating ongoing tensions in governmental authority and funding.
The Last Word: ParkerVision's Reply Brief Makes Final Push for Supreme Court Review of Rule 36The Supreme Court may review R.36 cases questioning the Federal Circuit's one-word judgments without explanation.
Marbury v. MadisonMarbury v. Madison established judicial review, allowing the Supreme Court to void unconstitutional laws and affirming the Constitution as a legal framework.
John MarshallJohn Marshall established judicial review and strengthened the role of the Supreme Court in the American government.
Justice Barrett May Have the Crucial Vote in Trump CasesJustice Barrett's decisive vote indicates potential limits to presidential power within the Supreme Court.
Trump May Yet Win His Foreign-Aid Spending FreezeSupreme Court's ruling indicates hesitation with Trump's authority to withhold agency funds, despite limited immediate implications.
Supreme Court Rejects Trump's Bid to Freeze Foreign AidThe Supreme Court denied Trump's request to halt $2 billion in foreign aid, indicating ongoing tensions in governmental authority and funding.
The Last Word: ParkerVision's Reply Brief Makes Final Push for Supreme Court Review of Rule 36The Supreme Court may review R.36 cases questioning the Federal Circuit's one-word judgments without explanation.
Marbury v. MadisonMarbury v. Madison established judicial review, allowing the Supreme Court to void unconstitutional laws and affirming the Constitution as a legal framework.
John MarshallJohn Marshall established judicial review and strengthened the role of the Supreme Court in the American government.
Mahmood to review Sentencing Council's powers amid two-tier' justice rowShabana Mahmood is reviewing the Sentencing Council's guidelines due to concerns over potential discrimination against white men.
Judge Says Trump Can't Fire Chair of Federal Worker Board Without CauseA federal judge ruled against President Trump’s dismissal of Cathy Harris to uphold the independence of the Merit Systems Protection Board.
Trump's firing of watchdog agency chief illegal and would give license to bully officials', judge rulesA judge ruled Trump's firing of the watchdog agency head illegal, potentially limiting presidential power and protecting whistleblower roles.
ABA Defends Rule Of Law Against Entitled Billionaire And Yale Law Grad Who Didn't Do His Con Law Readings - Above the LawPresidents are held accountable by the rule of law, unlike kings, which is critical for democracy.
Judge Says Trump Can't Fire Chair of Federal Worker Board Without CauseA federal judge ruled against President Trump’s dismissal of Cathy Harris to uphold the independence of the Merit Systems Protection Board.
Trump's firing of watchdog agency chief illegal and would give license to bully officials', judge rulesA judge ruled Trump's firing of the watchdog agency head illegal, potentially limiting presidential power and protecting whistleblower roles.
ABA Defends Rule Of Law Against Entitled Billionaire And Yale Law Grad Who Didn't Do His Con Law Readings - Above the LawPresidents are held accountable by the rule of law, unlike kings, which is critical for democracy.
Today in History: February 24, President Andrew Johnson impeached by US HouseFebruary 24 marks key historical events, including President Andrew Johnson's impeachment in 1868 and the Supreme Court's decision on judicial review in 1803.
Will The Association Of American Law Schools Be The Next On The FTC's No Contact List? - Above the LawThe rule of law in America is threatened by recent executive actions undermining judicial authority.
High Court confirms judicial review into Wimbledon Tennis expansionCampaigners successfully challenge majority of Wimbledon expansion plans, leading to judicial review due to alleged legal and planning policy errors.
US: Judge won't block Musk from firing federal workers DW 02/19/2025Judge Chutkan upheld DOGE's authority while questioning its legitimacy amid a lawsuit from several states.
High-profile former garda to testify against State in case taken by son of murdered republicansDominic Óg McGlinchey alleges police negligence in unsolved murders of his parents, initiating legal action against the State.
Pictured: Lino Di Maria, the Met sergeant at the centre of police vetting stormThe High Court ruling allows police officers dismissed on unproven claims to challenge their terminations, raising public safety concerns.
Officers cannot be sacked through vetting - courtThe High Court ruled that the Metropolitan Police cannot dismiss officers by removing their vetting clearance.
Met Police predators' could return to uniform as force loses vetting case brought by rapist' officerThe High Court ruling against the Metropolitan Police officer's dismissal unveils flaws in vetting processes amid ongoing efforts to clean up the force.
Female Met Police staff at war with federation over legal battle to get rape' officer back in uniformFemale officers are condemning their union's support for a policeman accused of rape, fearing it undermines ethical standards and trust within the force.
Sacked rogue officers could be reinstated if legal challenge succeeds, Met warnsThe Metropolitan Police faces a critical challenge regarding vetting rules that could allow rogue officers to be reinstated and claim backpay.
Met officer's disastrous' claim may prevent 300 rogue police being sacked, force warnsScotland Yard warns of a potential crisis if it loses a judicial review concerning bad officers, claiming public safety is at stake.
Pictured: Lino Di Maria, the Met sergeant at the centre of police vetting stormThe High Court ruling allows police officers dismissed on unproven claims to challenge their terminations, raising public safety concerns.
Officers cannot be sacked through vetting - courtThe High Court ruled that the Metropolitan Police cannot dismiss officers by removing their vetting clearance.
Met Police predators' could return to uniform as force loses vetting case brought by rapist' officerThe High Court ruling against the Metropolitan Police officer's dismissal unveils flaws in vetting processes amid ongoing efforts to clean up the force.
Female Met Police staff at war with federation over legal battle to get rape' officer back in uniformFemale officers are condemning their union's support for a policeman accused of rape, fearing it undermines ethical standards and trust within the force.
Sacked rogue officers could be reinstated if legal challenge succeeds, Met warnsThe Metropolitan Police faces a critical challenge regarding vetting rules that could allow rogue officers to be reinstated and claim backpay.
Met officer's disastrous' claim may prevent 300 rogue police being sacked, force warnsScotland Yard warns of a potential crisis if it loses a judicial review concerning bad officers, claiming public safety is at stake.
I'm a Federal Worker. You Have No Idea the Irreversible Damage Elon Musk Is Doing.Judicial interventions are temporarily halting reckless actions from the Musk-Miller-Trump administration, highlighting serious concerns about institutional damage.
Million-Dollar Mysteries: Recent Complex Patent Cases Lost to Rule 36The Federal Circuit's use of Rule 36 affirmances for complex patent cases raises concerns about inadequate judicial scrutiny.
We Want Your Input on Content for IPWatchdog's PTAB 2025 ProgramThe PTAB Masters™ program in 2025 promises to offer in-depth insights into current and future PTAB practices led by top industry experts.
Million-Dollar Mysteries: Recent Complex Patent Cases Lost to Rule 36The Federal Circuit's use of Rule 36 affirmances for complex patent cases raises concerns about inadequate judicial scrutiny.
We Want Your Input on Content for IPWatchdog's PTAB 2025 ProgramThe PTAB Masters™ program in 2025 promises to offer in-depth insights into current and future PTAB practices led by top industry experts.
High Court rules An Bord Pleanala must prioritise climate law in wind farm case likely to affect all public bodiesThe court found that climate legislation must be prioritized in planning decisions for renewable energy projects.
Campaigners hail important victory' in protection of England's national parksCampaigners achieved a victory in enforcing new legislation for the protection of national parks and landscapes in England.
High Court rules An Bord Pleanala must prioritise climate law in wind farm case likely to affect all public bodiesThe court found that climate legislation must be prioritized in planning decisions for renewable energy projects.
Campaigners hail important victory' in protection of England's national parksCampaigners achieved a victory in enforcing new legislation for the protection of national parks and landscapes in England.
Follow-up on Peterson v. Minerva: LIFT OUR VOICES Amicus BriefThe Peterson v. Minerva Surgical case emphasizes concerns about forced arbitration and corporate misconduct, particularly in whistleblower protections.
The Irish Independent's View: Move to greater gender equality is demeaned with so few female ministersThe new government structure highlights significant concerns regarding democratic legitimacy and gender representation.
Activist hits back at Starmer for demonising' him as environmental zealot'Keir Starmer's comments on activists highlight tensions around environmental activism and legal challenges to infrastructure projects in the UK.
Met Police fights High Court battle for right to sack 'rogue' officersScotland Yard could lose the ability to dismiss rogue officers if a court rules against its vetting procedures. This has broad implications for police integrity.
Judge rejects Boeing plea deal that was opposed by families of crash victimsBoeing's compliance with the fraud monitor's recommendations is not mandatory, raising concerns about accountability and oversight.
Brothel ring case: Alleged clients ask SJC to keep hearings privateThe Supreme Judicial Court is reviewing whether to disclose the identities of 28 men accused of buying sex from a brothel ring in Boston.
High Court dismisses Sean Dunne's challenge to appointments of bankruptcy trusteesMr Dunne's bankruptcy exit case dismissed for procedural flaws and unreasonable conduct.
Brothel ring case: Alleged clients ask SJC to keep hearings privateThe Supreme Judicial Court is reviewing whether to disclose the identities of 28 men accused of buying sex from a brothel ring in Boston.
High Court dismisses Sean Dunne's challenge to appointments of bankruptcy trusteesMr Dunne's bankruptcy exit case dismissed for procedural flaws and unreasonable conduct.
What's happening with Tower Hamlets' controversial LTNs?High Court challenge against Tower Hamlets Council's plan to dismantle Low Traffic Neighbourhoods launched by campaign group Save Our Safe Streets.
Safety activists take Tower Hamlets mayor to court over low-traffic reversalThe mayor of Tower Hamlets faces legal challenges over the removal of low-traffic neighbourhoods, deemed essential for safety and pollution reduction.
'Interference with democracy': High Court battle over LTN removal ramps upThe judicial review of low traffic schemes was deemed an invalid interference in democratic processes by Tower Hamlets Council.
What's happening with Tower Hamlets' controversial LTNs?High Court challenge against Tower Hamlets Council's plan to dismantle Low Traffic Neighbourhoods launched by campaign group Save Our Safe Streets.
Safety activists take Tower Hamlets mayor to court over low-traffic reversalThe mayor of Tower Hamlets faces legal challenges over the removal of low-traffic neighbourhoods, deemed essential for safety and pollution reduction.
'Interference with democracy': High Court battle over LTN removal ramps upThe judicial review of low traffic schemes was deemed an invalid interference in democratic processes by Tower Hamlets Council.
UK's intensive farming hotspots have 79 times more chickens than people, data showsIntensive poultry farming in the Severn and Wye river valleys significantly contributes to river pollution due to high phosphate runoff from chicken waste.
Unite union may bring legal action over winter fuel paymentsThe Unite union urges reversal of winter fuel payment cuts for pensioners, threatening judicial review over the government's lack of assessment on its impact.
Menendez brothers could be released after recommendation by top LA prosecutorThe Menendez brothers may soon have their life sentences reviewed due to new insights into their abusive upbringing and claims of having "paid their debt to society."
Judge cuts Quinn Emanuel's $185M fee, an amount deemed 'astronomical' by objectorsA federal judge reduced Quinn Emanuel's $185M attorney fee, emphasizing the need for fair compensation while ensuring attorneys are incentivized to pursue class actions.
Contentious planning bill passed by Dail paving way for changes to An Bord PleanalaThe new planning bill faced criticism for insufficient scrutiny and potential environmental risks, while the government insists it is necessary for reform.
Justice is Not Silent: The Case Against One-Word Affirmances in the Federal CircuitThe Federal Circuit's different application of Rule 36 necessitates Supreme Court intervention to address inconsistencies across Circuit Courts. A clear need for judicial accountability exists.
Court rejects OPP finding of no 'serious' officer misconduct after pedestrian killed | CBC NewsThe Ontario Superior Court ruled against OPP's finding of no serious misconduct after a police vehicle killed a pedestrian, emphasizing the need for accountability.
Government drops legal defence for UK's largest untapped oil and gas fieldsThe UK Government will not challenge judicial reviews for the Rosebank and Jackdaw fields, aligning with climate action group interests.
Lawyers seeking arms export ban submit claims of Israeli war crimes to UK courtUK arms export licenses to Israel are being legally challenged due to allegations of torture and war crimes against Palestinians.
David Cameron backed Israel arms sales two days after death of UK aid workersDavid Cameron recommended UK continues arms sales to Israel despite aid workers' deaths.
What is an 'official' act, and how will a judge interpret Trump's immunity?The Supreme Court has ruled on presidential immunity in Trump's case, distinguishing official acts from private conduct for potential prosecution.
Supreme Court Decision Overturns Chevron: A Victory for Judicial Authority and BitcoinThe Supreme Court of the United States overruled the Chevron doctrine in the Loper Bright case, changing the landscape of administrative law and enhancing judicial independence.
Supreme Court Weakens Federal Regulators, Overturning Decades-Old Chevron DecisionThe Supreme Court overturned the Chevron decision, potentially benefiting business interests by limiting federal regulatory power.
Supreme Court Decision Overturns Chevron: A Victory for Judicial Authority and BitcoinThe Supreme Court of the United States overruled the Chevron doctrine in the Loper Bright case, changing the landscape of administrative law and enhancing judicial independence.
Supreme Court Weakens Federal Regulators, Overturning Decades-Old Chevron DecisionThe Supreme Court overturned the Chevron decision, potentially benefiting business interests by limiting federal regulatory power.