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Gangland murder closer to trial after High Court appeal

A long-delayed murder trial is a step closer to being resolved following a High Court challenge over documents withheld to protect an informant's identity.

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Tommy Robinson served new contempt of court notice via his X account

Tommy Robinson is alleged to have breached a High Court order issued in 2021 barring him from repeating libellous allegations against a Syrian refugee

The Independent UK

Appointment of permanent judges in Allahabad and Andhra HCs notified

The notification stated that the President of India is pleased to appoint the Additional Judges as Permanent Judges in the High Courts of Allahabad and Andhra Pradesh. Read further on Dynamite News:

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With more lawsuits potentially looming, should politicians be allowed to sue for defamation?

Western Australia Senator Linda Reynolds is already embroiled in a bruising defamation fight against her former staffer Brittany Higgins. Now, Opposition Leader Peter Dutton is reportedly considering suing independent MP Zali Steggall after she told him to “stop being racist”.

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Immunity 'dilemma' for High Court over judge's error

The High Court is facing the "exquisite dilemma" of deciding whether the benefits of wide judicial immunity outweigh the potential harm to wronged individuals.

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No change to judges' immunity urged despite 'rare case'

The High Court is hearing arguments on judges' immunity from being sued and if a man traumatised behind bars after being wrongly jailed is entitled to damages.

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An ex-commander of Lord's Resistance Army rebels is convicted in Uganda of atrocities in rare trial

A former commander of the Lord’s Resistance Army rebel group has been convicted of dozens of crimes against humanity in a key moment of justice for many in Uganda who suffered decades of its brutal insurgency

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Collective right to convert others is not religious freedom: Allahabad HC

The personal right to propagate their religion does not translate into a collective right to convert others. Must follow the story on Dynamite News:

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SC grants bail to two persons in illegal mining case in Jharkhand

The Supreme Court on Monday granted bail to two persons in connection with a money laundering case related to illegal mining in Jharkhand. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Doctors and nurses accused of rape left free to work in NHS

Exclusive: Almost 250 medics facing sexual assault or rape allegations have been free to work unrestricted

The Independent UK

Supreme Court stays college's ban on hijab, stole in campus

The Supreme Court on Friday partially stayed a circular issued by Chembur College in Mumbai by which it had banned students wearing hijab, stole, or cap on the campus. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Vast native title risks 'speculative', High Court told

An Indigenous land rights case is being brought to "redress past wrongs", a lawyer for the Gumatj Clan has told High Court justices.

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Recruitment of 69,000 teachers in UP: Why did CM Yogi shift stance on ‘quota irregularities’?

Two years after the Yogi Adityanath-led government admitted to “irregularities” in the reservation process for 69,000 assistant teachers’ recruitment in Uttar Pradesh and selected an additional 6,800 reserved candidates as a “corrective measure”, the Chief Minister has purportedly reversed his stance.

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Delhi IAS Coaching Horror: High Court pulls up authorities over 3 students death

The High Court was hearing a plea seeking the constitution of a high-level committee to investigate the deaths of the three civil service aspirants. Read further on Dynamite News:

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The National (Scotland)

Puberty blocker ban imposed by Tories is lawful, High Court rules

THE use of emergency legislation by the Conservative Party to ban puberty blockers was lawful, the High Court has ruled.

The Independent UK

‘I felt like I was in a cage’: Flagship asylum site Wethersfield should not house migrants, court told

Charities say a mental health crisis is unfolding among migrants at the Wethersfield asylum site in Essex

The Independent UK

Victims of trafficking and torture were unlawfully housed in Essex asylum site RAF Wethersfield, court hears

Home Office is failing to properly screen vulnerable migrants before sending them to RAF Wethersfield, lawyers say

Evening Standard

Harrow School 'received thousands of pounds from money-laundering network’

Claims made in High Court civil recovery proceedings in which the NCA is seeking to seize a £15 million Knightsbridge home and a multi-million pound golf club in Berkshire from Zamira Hajiyeva

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What’s behind Bangladesh’s violent quota protests?

Students demanding reforms in the quota system say they have come under attack from the government and its allies.

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Delhi HC grants time to Centre to decide request of AAP for land allotment

The Delhi High Court has granted 10 days' time to Centre to decide the request of the Aam Aadmi Party for temporary allotment of land for office space. Read further on Dynamite News:

The Independent UK

Errol Dixon: Police officer who broke Black pensioner’s nose may face criminal charges

Exclusive: Errol Dixon, 72, who has mild dementia and cancer, was stopped in his car by police officers in south London on 13 September 2021

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First 24 hours crucial for tracing missing child or person: Delhi HC

While dealing with a matter related to a missing minor girl, the Delhi High Court said that the first 24-hour period is crucial for tracing a missing person or child. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Discretionary orders of bail cannot be set aside merely on fanciful imagination of prosecution: Kejriwal to Delhi HC

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal opposed the Enforcement Directorate plea challenging the trial court order granting him bail in the Excise Policy money laundering case. Read further on Dynamite News:

Newcastle Herald

70 years worth of Cessnock Council grant money blown on $1.3M legal bill

Cessnock Council's $7.4 million breach of contract price tag

The Conversation

Professional misconduct can end a career – who should get a second chance?

We all make mistakes at work. And many factors can contribute to professional lapses, including fatigue, illness and lack of training or professional support. Usually we pick up the pieces and move on.

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