A Russian schoolgirl drew an anti-war sketch in class, leading to her father's arrest and their eventual flight to France. Here is the legal breakdown of freedom of expression and asylum.
A Russian schoolgirl drew an anti-war sketch in class, leading to her father's arrest and their eventual flight to France. Here is the legal breakdown of freedom of expression and asylum.
A private jet climbing out of Abuja lost its door at 3,500 feet before making an emergency landing. Here is what international aviation law and tort rules say about such mid-air failures.
A cruise passenger survived 20 hours adrift after jumping into the sea to 'disembark'. Here is what the law says about rescue investigations and mandatory mental health evaluations.
A serving Metropolitan Police officer in London faces charges of attempted rape and strangulation, raising serious questions about police accountability and criminal law.
A 23-year-old Iranian student was handed a death sentence over a single social media post, sparking global outrage and serious questions about international human rights law.
An MIT graduate and engineering lead at OpenAI was arrested by the FBI after hiding a recording device inside a company office to capture sensitive tech discussions.
A US Marine's arrest for murder in Japan brings global attention back to Status of Forces Agreements and who gets to put foreign soldiers on trial.
Mehran Karimi Nasseri lived on an airport bench for nearly two decades after losing his identity papers. Here is what international immigration law says about statelessness and transit zones.
A husband caught his wife cheating using a robot vacuum cleaner. The court awarded him damages for the affair, but sent him to jail for invading her privacy.
The Polat v. Austria case stands as a pivotal moment in human rights law, highlighting the delicate balance between medical science, religious beliefs, and the right to family life, as underscored by the European Court of Human Rights