Texas Judge Faces Backlash Over Inmate Bond Decision
A Texas judge faces backlash after granting bond to a suspect under questionable procedural grounds, sparking debate over judicial oversight.
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Judge refuses to quit Sheku Bayoh case amid bias row
A judge presiding over the Sheku Bayoh inquiry has refused to recuse himself despite claims of bias, sparking a legal standoff with police representatives.
Brazilian judge sparks outrage with controversial ruling
Judge Renato Freitas sparks outrage in Brazil after a divisive decision in Curitiba, raising questions about judicial impartiality and social justice.
Colorado man arrested for threatening California judge
A Colorado man has been taken into custody for allegedly making death threats against a Southern California judge, sparking concerns over judicial safety.
UK’s ECHR attack threatens judicial independence
The UK government's recent attacks on the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) are not just about sovereignty—they undermine judicial independence and the rule of law itself.
Most Brits think judges are politically biased - poll
A damning new poll reveals over half of Britons think judges are influenced by politics, sparking fresh debates about judicial impartiality.
Supreme Court to rule on Texas gerrymandering case
The US Supreme Court is set to rule on a controversial Texas redistricting case, with critics accusing Republicans of racial gerrymandering to dilute minority votes. The decision could reshape electoral fairness in America.
7-year sentence for child rapist sparks outrage
An Iranian man convicted of raping a 13-year-old girl in an alleyway has been sentenced to just seven years in prison, sparking outrage as the judge ruled he 'did not pose a danger to the public.'
Judges forced to apologise over IPP sentences scandal
Judges in England and Wales are issuing apologies for imposing now-defunct IPP sentences, leaving thousands in legal limbo. Discover the shocking details behind this ongoing scandal.
Ofqual defends extra exam time for A-Levels and GCSEs
The head of Ofqual has addressed criticisms over extended exam time for students, citing data-driven decisions to ensure fairness in A-Level and GCSE assessments.
Trump prosecutor faces Special Counsel probe
A prosecutor involved in the case against Donald Trump is now facing an investigation by the Office of the Special Counsel, raising questions about potential misconduct.
Judge Esther Salas faces renewed threats
Federal Judge Esther Salas has been targeted with fresh threats, highlighting the growing dangers faced by US judiciary members. Authorities are investigating the latest incident.
Trans athletes' gold medals spark fairness debate
A new report highlights the staggering number of gold medals won by transgender athletes in women's sports, sparking fresh debate over fairness in competition.
Trump sanctions Brazil over Bolsonaro trial
Former US President Donald Trump has announced sanctions against Brazil following allegations of judicial interference in the trial of ex-leader Jair Bolsonaro.
Atlanta justice system faces scrutiny over systemic failures
A damning report reveals widespread mismanagement and inefficiencies within Atlanta's justice system, raising concerns over fairness and accountability.
Judge probed over duct-taping juvenile in court
A Minnesota judge faces scrutiny after shocking allegations of duct-taping a juvenile's mouth during a hearing. The incident has sparked outrage and an official investigation.
Female athletes face mandatory gender tests in new rules
New regulations require female athletes to undergo gender verification tests, stirring controversy in the world of sports. Critics argue it's invasive, while supporters claim it ensures fairness.
World Athletics mandates gene tests for female athletes
World Athletics has announced compulsory gene testing for female athletes to determine eligibility in the women's category. The controversial move aims to ensure fairness but sparks debate over ethics and privacy.
Pam Bondi accuses judge of misconduct in Trump cases
Former Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi has levelled serious allegations of judicial misconduct against Judge James Boasberg, claiming bias in cases involving Donald Trump. The controversy escalates as legal experts weigh in.
Court of Appeal overturns Kent decision
A significant legal ruling in Canterbury has been reversed, sparking debates on judicial processes and local governance.
Judge Cannon under fire for Trump case ruling
Federal Judge Aileen Cannon faces backlash after dismissing charges against Donald Trump, sparking accusations of bias and legal misconduct.
Australia bans transgender athletes from Olympics & Paralympics
Australia has introduced a ban on transgender athletes participating in the Olympics and Paralympics, sparking debate on inclusivity and fairness in sports.
Supreme Court Rules for Abrego-Garcia in Immigration Case
The US Supreme Court has ruled in favour of Kilmar Abrego-Garcia, a Mexican national, in a pivotal immigration case that could reshape deportation policies. The decision highlights judicial scrutiny over procedural fairness.
Trump slams transgender athletes in women's sports
Former US President Donald Trump has sparked controversy with his comments on transgender athletes in women's sports, calling it 'unfair'. The International Olympic Committee responds.
TN judge criticised for remarks about Black "justice"
A Tennessee judge faces backlash after allegedly stating that Black individuals 'don’t know what justice is' during a heated courtroom exchange.
Nashville elects first Black judge to Tennessee Supreme Court
In a landmark decision, Nashville has appointed its first Black judge to the Tennessee Supreme Court, marking a significant step towards diversity in the state's judiciary.
Mum bans child from daughter's birthday party
A mother's decision to exclude one child from her daughter's birthday party sparks debate on parenting and fairness. Discover the full story behind this controversial choice.
Ex-Philly cop sentenced, paroled in shooting case
A former Philadelphia police officer has been sentenced and immediately paroled after being convicted in a high-profile traffic stop shooting incident. The case has sparked debates over police conduct and judicial leniency.
Emil Bove's judicial nomination faces Senate scrutiny
The Senate Judiciary Committee is set to review the nomination of Emil Bove, a prominent legal figure, sparking debates over judicial independence and political influence.
Ofqual admits exaggerating exam support stats
The UK exams regulator Ofqual has admitted to significantly exaggerating the number of students receiving special assistance during exams, raising concerns over transparency and fairness.
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