#judicial-ruling

#judicial-ruling

A judge dismissed James Howells' claim to recover a lost bitcoin hard drive, ruling it had no realistic chances of success.

A federal judge denied a Capitol rioter's request to attend Trump's inauguration, citing the seriousness of his actions during the January 6 riots.

A judge ruled Scott Michael Scibilia is mentally incompetent to stand trial for an ax assault.

Judge's ruling restores collective bargaining rights for public employees, reversing Scott Walker's anti-union Act 10.

Inline lost claims of patent validity leading to their appeal based on juror instruction errors.

The court's ruling on attorney fees and withdrawn claims raises further questions in patent litigation.

Italian judges ordered the transfer of asylum seekers from Albania to Italy, undermining the government's migration deal with Tirana.

The judge emphasized that a life sentence was necessary for justice in the case of Kendrick Lincoln Williams.

Maureen McCormack, convicted of theft and arson, will not have to repay outstanding debts to the Bank of Ireland as per a judge's ruling.

A New York law aimed at aligning local elections with federal races has been struck down, seen as a victory for Republicans against perceived partisan agenda.

A federal judge has temporarily blocked President Biden's student loan cancellation plan, limiting hopes for its implementation after a previous court lifted a pause.

Greenpeace activists' charges of criminal damage were dismissed due to insufficient evidence, illustrating a judicial stance on protest rights.

MDC Brooklyn will no longer accept inmates serving sentences, shifting focus to pretrial detainees after a judge condemned its inhumane conditions.

The Second Amendment applies to modern firearms, influencing legal interpretations and the dismissal of gun possession charges.

A judge ruled that Lt. Arturo Jinete qualifies to run for council in Medley despite a late move due to property issues.

Iowa's strict abortion law allowing abortions only up to about six weeks of pregnancy will take effect after judicial approval.

Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg faced criticism for pursuing felony charges against individuals who bought fake COVID-19 vaccine cards, despite going easy on others charged with more serious crimes.

State Supreme Court Justice Brendan T. Lantry dismissed the felony charges against the two defendants and criticized Bragg's office for routinely dismissing more serious counts or indictments.