A thin report says a UK court overturned Trinidad and Tobago's law criminalising consensual same-sex relations. The legal, constitutional and regional implications deserve a careful...
A 28-year-old woman has died after a stabbing in Dandenong, prompting a Homicide Squad investigation, a school lockdown, and a public appeal for dash cam...
The Justice Department's request to erase Steve Bannon's contempt conviction, with no party defending the verdict, exposes how prosecutorial discretion, executive influence, and judicial deference...
Rui Pinto, founder of Football Leaks, is reportedly negotiating with the UK's Serious Fraud Office to assist investigations into financial and sporting crime in exchange...
The adjourned retrial of Mada Masr editor Lina Attalah on a 'publishing false news' charge, set against a United Nations warning on press freedom, reveals...
A close reading of a single edition of The Hindu, tracing how judicial reasoning, disaster governance, global security, and editorial argument converge on one question:...
Indonesia has legally permitted drug rehabilitation in place of prison since 2009, but advocates say extortion by rogue officers and skipped assessments are deterring users...
A suspended court leadership, a president who turned his plane around at midnight, and a decade-old legal war: how Poland's Constitutional Tribunal became the fault...
A Christchurch citizen's seven-year fight to keep his seriously ill mother in New Zealand ends in ministerial refusal, exposing the fragile bridge of visitor visas,...
A retired Auckland music teacher has been convicted on twelve charges of sexual offending against three teenage girls. The verdicts, the defence arguments, the suppression...
A former New Zealand police officer convicted of sexually violating a colleague is petitioning the Criminal Cases Review Commission, backed by his influencer fiancée and...
The Committee to Protect Journalists argues that violence against reporters is an early warning sign of wider rights erosion, and that impunity for perpetrators invites...
A federal judge has issued multiple deadlines in litigation over a memorial arch project associated with Donald Trump, adding procedural complexity and schedule risk to...
Bihar's disciplinary machinery produces long investigations, slow proceedings, and penalties so light they function as protection. The record shows revenue fraud, assault, and municipal scandals...
Thousands rallied in Istanbul and Ankara against Turkey's tightening grip on journalists, following the Halk TV raid, the T24 shutdown and 11 detentions in two...
South Korea's special counsel has appealed Seoul Mayor Oh Se-hoon's acquittal in a political funds case built on a single witness. The ruling tests appellate...
A federal judge has opened a formal inquiry into whether government lawyers misled the court about plans to redevelop Washington's East Potomac Park golf course,...
A decade of disputed judicial appointments has turned Poland's Constitutional Tribunal into the centre of a confrontation between government, opposition and European courts, with protests...