The Latest Breaking News from the High Court

Former River City star was ‘controlling and manipulative’, woman tells court

Iain Roberton, 45, denies eight charges involving four women between 2004 and 2020.

Evening Standard · Jun 16

Pair handed extended sentences for petrol bomb attack in gang war

Richard Ordish, 19, and Kurtis Young, 42, admitted attempted murder.

Evening Standard · Jun 16

More than 100 arrested in London as court upholds Palestine Action ban

Protesters were seen being carried away by police officers

The Independent UK · Jun 15

Palestine Action terror ban is lawful, judges rule in victory for Home Office

Five judges give their ruling after the Home Office appeals the previous decision that the Palestine Action ban was unlawful

The Independent UK · Jun 15

Palestine Action terror ban was lawful, Court of Appeal rules

Five appeal judges gave their decision after the Home Office appealed against a High Court ruling that the ban was unlawful.

Evening Standard · Jun 15

Female-Only App Founder Launches New Court Fight After Trans Inclusion Ruling

Sall Grover, founder of a female-only social platform, challenges a Federal Court ruling on gender discrimination, seeking clarity on women's rights to single-sex spaces in Australia.

International Business Times UK · Jun 15

High Court to rule on Palestine Action terror group ban

Three judges ruled in February that the then-home secretary Yvette Cooper’s decision to proscribe Palestine Action was unlawful

The Independent UK · Jun 15

Compo cost unknown after High Court detention ruling

Just how much taxpayers will be billed following a High Court ruling on unlawful detention is still being examined.

AAP · Jun 11

A High Court ruling could allow hundreds of former detainees to sue the government. A legal expert explains why

For nearly 20 years, the Commonwealth operated under the mistaken assumption that it was allowed to hold people in immigration detention indefinitely. In 2023, the High Court’s landmark ruling confirmed otherwise.

The Conversation · Jun 11

FED:'Justice for cruelty': detainees able to sue government

A High Court ruling could pave the way for non-citizens held unlawfully in detention to receive millions of dollars in compensation from the Commonwealth.

AAP · Jun 10