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Meet Abhishek Kambli, Lawyer Leading Trump's Alien Enemies Act Defence
Abhishek Kambli, who joined the US Department of Justice around a month ago, has emerged as a crucial legal voice for the Trump administration.
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Who Is Alina Habba, Named Counselor To President-Elect Donald Trump
Alina Habba served as one of Donald Trump's defence attorneys in the New York hush-money case.
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Jagdish Tytler, Arms Dealer Abhishek Verma Acquitted In Forgery Case: Lawyer
A Delhi court on Tuesday acquitted Congress leader Jagdish Tytler and controversial arms dealer Abhishek Verma in a 2009 case of allegedly forging the letterhead of then Minister of State for Home Ajay Maken, a defence lawyer said.
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French Court Orders Arms Expo Organisers To Suspend Ban On Israeli Firms
A French court on Tuesday ordered organisers of a defence trade show to suspend a ban on Israeli firms, the lawyer for the Franco-Israeli chamber of commerce told AFP.
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Trump's Lawyers To Challenge Former Aide's Testimony In Hush Money Trial
It's crunch time for Donald Trump's defense team as they take another stab Thursday at Michael Cohen, the key witness in the Trump criminal trial.
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Kevin Spacey Overturns UK Ruling In Sex Assault Case Over Lawyers' Mistake
Oscar-winning US actor Kevin Spacey on Tuesday overturned a London court ruling which effectively found him liable for an alleged sexual assault on a British man, after his lawyers mistakenly failed to serve a defence to a civil lawsuit.
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'He Declassified The Classified Documents': Trump Lawyer's Defence
Trump is set to appear Tuesday in federal court in Miami on 37 charges, including violations of the Espionage act, making false statements and conspiracy regarding his mishandling of classified material.
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FTX's Lawyers "Aided Prosecution": Sam Bankman-Fried Kicks Off Defence
Indicted FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried has renewed his attacks on the bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange's law firm as he mounts his defense against a raft of fraud, money laundering and campaign finance charges.
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'End Sealed Cover Business': Chief Justice Blasts Government's Top Lawyer
He refused to accept a sealed cover envelope submitted by the Attorney General of India stating the decision of the Defence Ministry on the payment of pensions, asking the government's top lawyer to read it or take it back.
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Prince Harry Seeks to Win Defamation Case Without Trial Against Publisher
Prince Harry's lawyers told a London court on Friday that publisher Associated Newspapers had no viable defence to his libel claim over an article about his security arrangements, as the British royal seeks to win his case without a trial.
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Samajwadi Party Leader Azam Khan, Son Get 2 Years In Jail For 2008 Protest
Defence lawyer Shahnawaz Hussain said the court has granted bail to both Azam Khan and Abdullah Azam.
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Twitter Ex-Employee Gets 3.5 Years in Prison for Spying for Saudi Arabia
A Twitter ex-employee was sentenced to 3.5 years in prison on Wednesday, months after he was convicted of spying for Saudi Arabia. The former Twitter manager was convicted in August of conveying sensitive information from Twitter's systems to help Saudi officials identify and locate users of interest, and faced several years in prison.
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Relief For Imran Khan, Contempt Of Court Case Against Him Dropped
A Pakistani court on Monday accepted an apology tendered by former prime minister Imran Khan and dropped a contempt of court case against him, his defence lawyer said, a ruling that ease the threat to him of disqualification from politics.
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Elon Musk's Lawyer Claims Twitter Agreed to Pay Whistleblower $7 Million to Stay Silent: Report
Elon Musk’s lawyers have argued that Twitter paid a whistleblower $7 million (roughly Rs. 56 crore) to keep silent about the company’s operational problems. It is believed that this whistleblower is Peiter Zatko.
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Google Not Liable in Defamation Case, Australian Court Overturns Previous Ruling
Google was found not liable in a defamation case by the Australia's highest court, overturning a previous state court ruling. The case stems from a 2004 article which suggested that a criminal defence lawyer, George Defteros, had crossed professional lines and become a "confidant" of criminals, according to the published judgment. The lawyer found ...
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Meet Abhishek Kambli, Lawyer Leading Trump's Alien Enemies Act Defence
Abhishek Kambli, who joined the US Department of Justice around a month ago, has emerged as a crucial legal voice for the Trump administration.
-
Who Is Alina Habba, Named Counselor To President-Elect Donald Trump
Alina Habba served as one of Donald Trump's defence attorneys in the New York hush-money case.
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Jagdish Tytler, Arms Dealer Abhishek Verma Acquitted In Forgery Case: Lawyer
A Delhi court on Tuesday acquitted Congress leader Jagdish Tytler and controversial arms dealer Abhishek Verma in a 2009 case of allegedly forging the letterhead of then Minister of State for Home Ajay Maken, a defence lawyer said.
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French Court Orders Arms Expo Organisers To Suspend Ban On Israeli Firms
A French court on Tuesday ordered organisers of a defence trade show to suspend a ban on Israeli firms, the lawyer for the Franco-Israeli chamber of commerce told AFP.
-
Trump's Lawyers To Challenge Former Aide's Testimony In Hush Money Trial
It's crunch time for Donald Trump's defense team as they take another stab Thursday at Michael Cohen, the key witness in the Trump criminal trial.
-
Kevin Spacey Overturns UK Ruling In Sex Assault Case Over Lawyers' Mistake
Oscar-winning US actor Kevin Spacey on Tuesday overturned a London court ruling which effectively found him liable for an alleged sexual assault on a British man, after his lawyers mistakenly failed to serve a defence to a civil lawsuit.
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'He Declassified The Classified Documents': Trump Lawyer's Defence
Trump is set to appear Tuesday in federal court in Miami on 37 charges, including violations of the Espionage act, making false statements and conspiracy regarding his mishandling of classified material.
-
FTX's Lawyers "Aided Prosecution": Sam Bankman-Fried Kicks Off Defence
Indicted FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried has renewed his attacks on the bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange's law firm as he mounts his defense against a raft of fraud, money laundering and campaign finance charges.
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'End Sealed Cover Business': Chief Justice Blasts Government's Top Lawyer
He refused to accept a sealed cover envelope submitted by the Attorney General of India stating the decision of the Defence Ministry on the payment of pensions, asking the government's top lawyer to read it or take it back.
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Prince Harry Seeks to Win Defamation Case Without Trial Against Publisher
Prince Harry's lawyers told a London court on Friday that publisher Associated Newspapers had no viable defence to his libel claim over an article about his security arrangements, as the British royal seeks to win his case without a trial.
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Samajwadi Party Leader Azam Khan, Son Get 2 Years In Jail For 2008 Protest
Defence lawyer Shahnawaz Hussain said the court has granted bail to both Azam Khan and Abdullah Azam.
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Twitter Ex-Employee Gets 3.5 Years in Prison for Spying for Saudi Arabia
A Twitter ex-employee was sentenced to 3.5 years in prison on Wednesday, months after he was convicted of spying for Saudi Arabia. The former Twitter manager was convicted in August of conveying sensitive information from Twitter's systems to help Saudi officials identify and locate users of interest, and faced several years in prison.
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Relief For Imran Khan, Contempt Of Court Case Against Him Dropped
A Pakistani court on Monday accepted an apology tendered by former prime minister Imran Khan and dropped a contempt of court case against him, his defence lawyer said, a ruling that ease the threat to him of disqualification from politics.
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Elon Musk's Lawyer Claims Twitter Agreed to Pay Whistleblower $7 Million to Stay Silent: Report
Elon Musk’s lawyers have argued that Twitter paid a whistleblower $7 million (roughly Rs. 56 crore) to keep silent about the company’s operational problems. It is believed that this whistleblower is Peiter Zatko.
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Google Not Liable in Defamation Case, Australian Court Overturns Previous Ruling
Google was found not liable in a defamation case by the Australia's highest court, overturning a previous state court ruling. The case stems from a 2004 article which suggested that a criminal defence lawyer, George Defteros, had crossed professional lines and become a "confidant" of criminals, according to the published judgment. The lawyer found ...
