#legal-decision

#legal-decision

The Home Office must compensate an unlawfully detained asylum seeker due to improper procedures and violation of her rights.

The 11th U.S. Circuit Court has vacated a rule aimed at reducing telemarketing robocalls after finding the FCC had exceeded its authority.

The DA's office decided against accessory charges against Alicia Coleman-Clark due to insufficient evidence.

The investigation revealed no incriminating evidence linking Coleman-Clark to the murder.

Prosecutors decided not to charge a driver who fatally shot a man during a road rage incident, citing self-defense.

Barcelona must quickly comply with La Liga's financial regulations to register Dani Olmo before the deadline or risk losing him.

The High Court upheld the removal of three Low Traffic Neighbourhoods in Tower Hamlets, legalizing the mayor's controversial decision.

The Onion's bid for Infowars was rejected due to auction process complications, disappointing the CEO despite the company's interest in the purchase.

A Nevada commissioner rejected Rupert Murdoch's trust amendment, ruling that it aimed to unjustly consolidate control of his media empire with his son, Lachlan.

The assisted dying bill poses significant moral and ethical dilemmas for MPs in England and Wales, requiring deep personal reflection before the vote.

Kraken's request for an interlocutory appeal was denied to avoid delaying the ongoing case with the SEC.

Engagement rings must be returned to the purchaser, as ruled by the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court, ending the blame-based approach.

India lifts three-decade ban on 'The Satanic Verses' after court finds no trace of the original prohibition.

Patent claim construction can occur at the motion-to-dismiss stage, and plural terms may sometimes be interpreted as singular.

A Melbourne psychologist was disqualified for coercing a vulnerable client into a personal relationship and controlling her post-relationship life.

A New Jersey couple cannot sue Uber due to an arbitration agreement made through the Uber Eats app by their daughter.

The appellate court denied a late notice of claim due to lack of timely knowledge and failure to provide reasonable justification for delay.

The U.S. government was found 60% responsible for a snowmobiler's crash involving a parked helicopter, leading to a $3.3 million award.

UWM won a legal battle regarding its All-In initiative, which restricts brokers from working with other competitors.

PC Perry Lathwood's assault conviction was overturned on appeal, igniting discussions on police conduct and community relations.

The Ontario Superior Court ruled against OPP's finding of no serious misconduct after a police vehicle killed a pedestrian, emphasizing the need for accountability.

The U.S. may soon be able to legally bet on election outcomes following a federal court ruling.

The New Jersey judge dismissed a lawsuit aimed at banning smoking in Atlantic City casinos, highlighting ongoing tensions between health concerns and industry interests.

The FTC's attempt to ban noncompete agreements was blocked by a Dallas judge, citing lack of authority and justification for a sweeping ban.

U.S. District Judge orders UCLA to ensure equal access for Jewish students after lawsuit over campus exclusion during protests.

A federal judge on Long Island would vacate a 75-year-old man's sentence due to inhumane conditions at a troubled jail in Brooklyn.

Brian Wilson, from the Beach Boys, to be placed under conservatorship after his wife's death.

California Supreme Court removed a citizen initiative from the ballot for the first time due to being an illegal constitutional revision.