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Galway woman claimed she did not get full share of estate after her father died in 1987 More

Citations: 2023 LiveLaw (SC) 737 To 2023 LiveLaw (SC) 762SUBJECT WISE INDEXArmyBSF Act – Even if an officer pleads guilty of misconduct, the court has to satisfy that confession is voluntary. Union… More

An Appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court Could Change Police Protections and Public Rights Second Amendment activists have recently made an appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court, which could have significant effects on both police officer protections and the public’s right to document the activities of law enforcement. This appeal has brought up questions regarding […] More

The keywords are: 1. Presidential Election 2. Voting Rights 3. Voter Suppression 4. Campaign Finance 5. Political Corruption 6. Gerrymandering 7. Election Reform The Importance of Election Reform in the 2020 Presidential Election The 2020 presidential election is approaching and with it comes an opportunity to make a lasting impact on the future of our […] More

Wisconsin Republicans are backing off the threat of impeaching Justice Janet Protasiewicz over her comments on the state’s legislative maps. More

William Hill’s attorneys say he had a First Amendment right to write to a crime victim, but prosecutors say his letter was witness tampering. More

The decision reverses a district court ruling, which said a permit to build an affordable housing duplex was issued illegally by Blaine County. More

Loan Administration Services Provider Target Group Ltd Loses UK Supreme Court Appeal In a landmark ruling, the UK Supreme Court has rejected an appeal by loan administration services provider Target Group Ltd against the tax office over whether its services should be exempt from Value Added Tax (VAT) under the Financial Services Exemption in the […] More

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Several cases the high court will take up in the next term impact religious freedom, pro-life laws, and freedom of conscience. More

The U.S. Supreme Court has rejected a bid from gun dealers to temporarily block New York’s new concealed-weapons statute from being enforced. More

The Indiana Supreme Court’s Decision Not to Hear Appeal of 16-Year-Old Accused of Triple Murder On October 2nd, the Indiana Supreme Court decided not to hear an appeal from a man accused of committing a triple murder in Indianapolis when he was only 16 years old. The man, now 22, was originally convicted in 2016 […] More

The Supreme Court is Right to Lean Towards Rejecting UBS Group’s Attempt to Weaken Whistleblower Retaliation Claims On Tuesday, several U.S. Supreme Court justices seemed to be leaning towards rejecting an effort by UBS Group to make it more difficult for financial whistleblowers to prove retaliation claims. This is a positive decision, as it will […] More

News Article about the Crucial Redistricting Case before the Supreme Court The Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) is the highest court in the land, tasked with making decisions that shape the nation’s laws. It is no surprise then, that when the court is set to consider a case, the entire nation is paying […] More

Supreme Court’s Ruling on City of Wall’s Dispute with Convenience Store Chain The city of Wall is in dispute with a convenience store chain looking to build a gas station there. Recently, the state Supreme Court heard arguments in the case, and all eyes are now on the court’s ruling. Background of the Dispute The […] More