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Delhi Court's "Hope You Don't Return" Comment To Arvind Kejriwal
Kejriwal and the others discharged in the liquor policy case have sought the recusal of Justice Swarana Kanta Sharma from hearing a petition by the Central Bureau of Investigation against the trial court's decision. The court has accepted Kejriwal's
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Army Clears Lt Col Purohit For Brigadier Rank After 17-Year Legal Battle
The Mumbai NIA court on July 31 had acquitted Purohit and six others in the Malegaon blast case, observing that the prosecution failed to establish the charges beyond a reasonable doubt.
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Israeli PM Netanyahu's Corruption Trial To Resume On April 12
Benjamin Netanyahu, who has repeatedly denied any wrongdoing in the three court cases, is the first sitting Israeli prime minister to stand trial for corruption.
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US Judge Says She's Too Busy Running For Reelection To Attend Court Trials: 'It's An Impossibility'
Judge Adrian Brown requests recusal from trial duties to focus on her reelection campaign amid a late challenge.
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Blake Lively's Sexual Harassment, Defamation Claims Against Justin Baldoni Dismissed
In a ruling issued on Thursday, Judge Lewis Liman dismissed 10 out of the 13 claims brought by Blake Lively, including allegations of sexual harassment, defamation and conspiracy
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"How Many Special Courts Needed For Anti-Terror Cases": Supreme Court Asks
The Supreme Court on Tuesday called on 17 states and union territories to identify the number of special courts needed to ensure trials in UAPA, i.e., the anti-terror law, cases are conducted on a daily basis and to ensure they are completed under all circumstances" within a year.
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Are Meta And Apple Biased? What US Senator's Claims Mean for Users
The US senator's fresh attack on tech giants reignites debate over algorithms, political balance and what shows up in your feed.
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Chhattisgarh High Court's Big Order On Digital Evidence vs Right To Privacy
Private electronic communications including WhatsApp chats and call recordings can be used as evidence in matrimonial disputes, the Chhattisgarh High Court has said.
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US Trial Lawyer Says Meta, YouTube "Engineered Addiction" In Children
Meta and Google-owned YouTube "engineered addiction" in children, a lawyer for the plaintiff said on Monday as a landmark trial on the effects of social media on minors began in earnest in a California court.
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UK Court Rejects Nirav Modi's Plea To Delay Trial Over Vision Loss, Depression
The High Court in London on Friday rejected fugitive diamond merchant Nirav Modi's plea to delay his trial in the Bank of India unpaid loan case because he is suffering from severe vision loss, clinical depression and prison constraints.
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Delhi Court's "Hope You Don't Return" Comment To Arvind Kejriwal
Kejriwal and the others discharged in the liquor policy case have sought the recusal of Justice Swarana Kanta Sharma from hearing a petition by the Central Bureau of Investigation against the trial court's decision. The court has accepted Kejriwal's
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Army Clears Lt Col Purohit For Brigadier Rank After 17-Year Legal Battle
The Mumbai NIA court on July 31 had acquitted Purohit and six others in the Malegaon blast case, observing that the prosecution failed to establish the charges beyond a reasonable doubt.
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Israeli PM Netanyahu's Corruption Trial To Resume On April 12
Benjamin Netanyahu, who has repeatedly denied any wrongdoing in the three court cases, is the first sitting Israeli prime minister to stand trial for corruption.
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US Judge Says She's Too Busy Running For Reelection To Attend Court Trials: 'It's An Impossibility'
Judge Adrian Brown requests recusal from trial duties to focus on her reelection campaign amid a late challenge.
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Blake Lively's Sexual Harassment, Defamation Claims Against Justin Baldoni Dismissed
In a ruling issued on Thursday, Judge Lewis Liman dismissed 10 out of the 13 claims brought by Blake Lively, including allegations of sexual harassment, defamation and conspiracy
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"How Many Special Courts Needed For Anti-Terror Cases": Supreme Court Asks
The Supreme Court on Tuesday called on 17 states and union territories to identify the number of special courts needed to ensure trials in UAPA, i.e., the anti-terror law, cases are conducted on a daily basis and to ensure they are completed under all circumstances" within a year.
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Are Meta And Apple Biased? What US Senator's Claims Mean for Users
The US senator's fresh attack on tech giants reignites debate over algorithms, political balance and what shows up in your feed.
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Chhattisgarh High Court's Big Order On Digital Evidence vs Right To Privacy
Private electronic communications including WhatsApp chats and call recordings can be used as evidence in matrimonial disputes, the Chhattisgarh High Court has said.
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US Trial Lawyer Says Meta, YouTube "Engineered Addiction" In Children
Meta and Google-owned YouTube "engineered addiction" in children, a lawyer for the plaintiff said on Monday as a landmark trial on the effects of social media on minors began in earnest in a California court.
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UK Court Rejects Nirav Modi's Plea To Delay Trial Over Vision Loss, Depression
The High Court in London on Friday rejected fugitive diamond merchant Nirav Modi's plea to delay his trial in the Bank of India unpaid loan case because he is suffering from severe vision loss, clinical depression and prison constraints.
