When a luxury Porsche collides with a daily commuter cab, who is legally responsible? Breaking down the laws behind AR Rahman's son's recent car crash in Chennai.
The Supreme Courts of India and Singapore will co-host a significant conference on 'Technology and Judicial Dialogue' to explore the transformative role of AI in the judiciary, aiming to enhance judicial processes and address ethical challenges in technology integration within the legal
The Supreme Court of India has initiated a stakeholder feedback process for the designation of 138 lawyers as Senior Advocates, emphasizing transparency and community involvement in upholding legal excellence.
The Allahabad High Court has mandated that its registry must obtain court permission before accepting any photographs that show private moments of individuals, thereby enhancing privacy protections in legal proceedings.
The EU General Court has annulled sanctions against Russian billionaires Mikhail Fridman and Petr Aven due to insufficient evidence, challenging the EU's sanctioning processes and raising questions about the standards for imposing restrictive measures on individuals.
Amid legal challenges and threats in Brazil, Elon Musk's clash over free speech has prompted an inquiry by the U.S. House of Representatives, highlighting significant global concerns regarding the governance and role of social media platforms in democratic societies.
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The tragic deaths of World Central Kitchen volunteers in an Israeli airstrike in Gaza have ignited a crucial debate on the responsibilities and safety measures of NGOs in conflict zones, challenging both military and humanitarian organizations to reassess their operational strategies
Human Rights Watch, Amnesty International France, and other rights groups have filed a complaint with the UN to address racial profiling in French law enforcement, urging significant legal and procedural reforms.
Allahabad High Court Emphasizes Need for Credible Proof in Religious Conversion In a landmark remark, the Allahabad High Court has underscored the significance of credible proof in cases of religious conversion in India. Justice Prashant Kumar, presiding over a pertinent case, emphasised
The Madras High Court's recent ruling allowing BJP National President JP Nadda's rally in Trichy, despite potential traffic concerns, reaffirms the judiciary's commitment to upholding democratic freedoms and the right to political expression, balancing public order with fundamental rights.