Udta Punjab fallout: Govt to change guidelines for filmmakers
Keeping in mind the observations made by the Supreme Court recently, the ministry has now recommended that the existing guidelines as per the words that cannot be used in movies be scrapped altogether....
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Supreme Court rules against Named Person scheme
Supreme Court judges rule the Scottish government's Named Person scheme, which aims to safeguard children, breaches rights to privacy and a family life. Reported by BBC News 4 hours ago.
View ArticleMen who tried to resume actions over alleged abuse will not face costs
The five had discontinued their cases following Louise O’Keeffe Supreme Court case Reported by Irish Times 5 hours ago.
View ArticleDecision pending on whether police entrapped B.C. pair into committing terrorism
John Nuttall hangs his head and promises he'll do better next time. Covert video played in British Columbia Supreme Court from the spring of 2013 shows the man Nuttall calls his Muslim brother berating...
View ArticleDefamation law can't be used by government to stifle criticism: SC
New Delhi, July 28 : The Supreme Court on Thursday said defamation laws cannot be used by the government to stifle criticism. Reported by newKerala.com 1 hour ago.
View ArticleProduce Gitmo agreement - Supreme Court orders gov't
The Supreme Court has ordered government to produce its agreement with the US which informed the decision to admit into Ghana, two former terror suspects from Guantanamo Bay. Reported by Myjoyonline 4...
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Judges block Nicola Sturgeon's 'totalitarian' law to appoint a named person...
It is a humiliating blow for Sturgeon (pictured) but defiant Scottish ministers insist the measure will still go ahead despite today's ruling by the Supreme Court in London - the UK's highest court....
View ArticleUK Top Court Says Scottish Child-safety Plan Violates Rights
Britain's Supreme Court has ruled against a plan by the Scottish government to appoint a non-family member adult to look out for every child.The "named person" plan approved by the Scottish government...
View ArticleArmy doctors move SC for raising retirement age
New Delhi, July 28 : The Supreme Court will hear on Friday a plea by some doctors of the Army Medical Corps (AMC) who want their retirement age to be raised to 65 years from the existing 60 or 62...
View ArticleUnited States: Puerto Rico: Congress And Supreme Court Shape A Path Towards...
Puerto Rico's financial woes have recently been front and center in financial news. Although a recent decision by the U.S. Supreme Court curtailed Puerto Rico's ability to enact its own legislation...
View ArticleGodrej Appliances Secures Prestigious Golden Peacock Eco-Innovation Award - 2016
*Godrej Appliances,* one of India's leading players in the *Home Appliances* segment, has been awarded the prestigious '*Golden Peacock Eco-Innovation Award*' for the year 2016, in recognition for its...
View ArticleAnnouncement Regarding Asciano Transaction
*BROOKFIELD, NEWS--(Marketwired - July 28, 2016) -* Brookfield Infrastructure (NYSE:BIP)(TSX:BIP.UN) notes the announcement today, July 28^th (Australian time) by Asciano Limited ("Asciano") *(click...
View ArticleDefamation cases should not be used as a political weapon: SC
The Supreme Court today said defamation cases should not be used as a political counter weapon against critics of governments.The Apex Court stayed execution of non-bailable warrants issued against...
View ArticleBRIEF-Brookfield Infrastructure says Court Of New South Wales approves...
* Supreme Court Of New South Wales has made orders approving proposed scheme of arrangement Reported by Reuters 3 hours ago.
View ArticleHornby Bay Files Claim Against Copper Mountain
Toronto, Ontario--(Newsfile Corp. - July 28, 2016) - Hornby Bay Mineral Exploration Ltd. (TSXV: HBE) ("Hornby") announces that it has filed a claim in the Supreme Court of British Columbia against ......
View ArticleBail review adjourned indefinitely for Dalhousie student accused of murder
*By The Canadian Press* HALIFAX — A bail review for a Dalhousie medical student accused of murdering a fellow student has been adjourned indefinitely. William Sandeson was denied bail last October, but...
View ArticleSupreme Court won't hear plea from lawyers over Nadon challenge fees
*By The Canadian Press* OTTAWA — Two lawyers have lost a court fight to be paid more for their part in challenging a controversial judicial nomination. The Supreme Court of Canada has refused to hear...
View ArticlePresident Obama Cured This Bernie or Buster
I had it all ready to go. In a flash of inspiration, I had typed up about 3,000 words to explain how, after this whole #DNCLeak thing, I was still a Bernie or Bust guy. And then the web page into which...
View ArticleIndian embassy to appeal to Qatar SC for two on death row
New Delhi, July 28 : The Indian embassy in Qatar is making preparations for an appeal to the country's Supreme Court on behalf of two Indians on death row and a third serving a life sentence in Qatar,...
View ArticleFollowing SC order, Army takes over Adarsh Society building
*Mumbai, July 29 (ANI): Following the Supreme Court ordering the Centre to take possession of the Adarsh building, the Indian Army on Friday took over the building from the society.* Reported by ANI...
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