UK ministers could rewrite laws without Parliament under new bill
A new bill proposed by the UK government could grant ministers sweeping powers to amend or revoke laws without parliamentary scrutiny, sparking outrage among MPs and legal experts.
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Judge slams lawyers over AI-generated court docs
A Northern Territory judge has criticised legal representatives for a teenage boy after they filed AI-created documents containing false information in court proceedings.
Peru Congress threatens Constitutional Court in rights crisis
Peru's Congress is under fire for attempting to dismantle the Constitutional Court, a move critics say threatens democracy and human rights.
Court Upholds Sentence in Leicestershire Child Abuse Case
The Court of Appeal has dismissed an appeal by a Leicestershire man convicted of serious child abuse offences, reaffirming the severity of his crimes.
Labour member in court over Nazi salute allegation
A Labour Party member appeared in court after allegedly performing a Nazi salute outside Snaresbrook Crown Court. The incident, which was captured on video, has sparked widespread condemnation.
Birmingham Court CCTV Leak Sparks Legal Debate
Exclusive CCTV footage from Birmingham Crown Court, showing a violent altercation, was leaked to the press, raising serious concerns over privacy and legal protocols.
Trump proposes federal troops for Washington DC
Former President Donald Trump has sparked outrage with his proposal to deploy federal troops in Washington DC. Critics warn of potential constitutional overreach and political turmoil.
Grenada debates removing oath to King Charles
Grenada is debating whether to remove the oath of allegiance to King Charles from its parliamentary procedures, marking a potential shift in its constitutional ties to the British monarchy.
Brown calls for radical UK governance overhaul
Former Prime Minister Gordon Brown urges sweeping reforms to address the UK's political and economic challenges, proposing a new constitutional settlement.
Gareth Ward’s constitutional showdown in NSW Parliament
Independent MP Gareth Ward is embroiled in a legal and constitutional battle as he seeks to overturn a parliamentary suspension, setting the stage for a historic Supreme Court challenge.
Uluru Dialogue pushes for Indigenous rights at Garma Festival
Leaders at the Garma Festival demand concrete steps to close the gap for Indigenous Australians, emphasising the need for constitutional recognition and policy reform.
Tommy Robinson loses Telegram contempt appeal
Far-right activist Tommy Robinson has failed to overturn a conviction for contempt of court after sharing messages on Telegram about a sensitive criminal case in Southport.
India revokes Kashmir's special autonomous status
India's Home Minister Amit Shah has declared the revocation of Article 370, stripping Jammu and Kashmir of its autonomous status. The move sparks political upheaval and regional tensions.
Laurence Fox loses appeal over 'paedophiles' social media post
Actor-turned-activist Laurence Fox has lost his appeal against a High Court ruling over a controversial social media post. Here's the full story behind the legal battle.
Price-Wong clash over Indigenous Voice proposal
Shadow Minister for Indigenous Australians Jacinta Price challenges Foreign Minister Penny Wong on the proposed Indigenous Voice to Parliament, sparking a heated exchange over constitutional recognition and representation.
Court upholds sentence for Kent "chop up" threats
The Court of Appeal has dismissed a bid to reduce the prison sentence of a Kent man who threatened to dismember his victim, ruling the original term was justified.
Student broke cop's nose, lied in court
A student who fractured a police officer's nose during an altercation told a 'bare-faced lie' in court, claiming she didn't realise she had punched a woman, a judge heard.
Rachel Reeves to reform House of Lords in democratic shake-up
New Chancellor Rachel Reeves announces sweeping reforms to the House of Lords, aiming to modernise Britain's political system and enhance democratic accountability.
Trump faces ballot ban over Capitol riot role
Former US President Donald Trump could be barred from running in future elections as officials argue his role in the Capitol riot violates constitutional rules.
Hereditary peers exit House of Lords after 800 years
After 800 years of history, the House of Lords witnesses a pivotal change as hereditary peers make their final exit, marking a new chapter in British governance.
Labour plans to replace Lords with elected chamber
The Labour Party has unveiled plans to replace the unelected House of Lords with a democratically elected chamber, sparking debate over constitutional reform in the UK.
Met officer jailed for sharing explicit images with suspect
A Metropolitan Police officer has been sentenced to prison after admitting to sending explicit images to a suspect while on duty, marking another scandal for the force.
Bristol man jailed for violent assault after DNA link
A 24-year-old from Bristol has been sentenced to over four years in prison after forensic evidence tied him to a brutal assault in the city.
Killer's bizarre demand after murder conviction
A convicted murderer shocked the court with an unusual request after being sentenced for the savage killing of a woman in her residence. The chilling details reveal the depths of his depravity.
Dentist's daughter stuns court in poisoning trial
A dentist's daughter delivers jaw-dropping testimony about a cover-up plot in her mother's poisoning case, revealing explosive details in court.
Ex-AFL umpire’s fraud plea rejected in £8.7m scam
Former AFL umpire Troy Pannell has admitted to involvement in a massive £8.7m fraud scheme, but in a dramatic turn, his guilty plea was rejected by the court. Read the explosive details.
Court dismisses pro-Israel lobby's case against Lattouf
A federal court has rejected a bid by a pro-Israel lobby group to pursue contempt proceedings against journalist Antoinette Lattouf, marking a significant legal victory for media freedom.
Whitney Purvis granted bail in overdose manslaughter case
Whitney Purvis, accused of manslaughter following a fatal overdose, has been granted bail under strict conditions as the case unfolds.
Sarah Everard's killer refuses to attend court hearing
The family of Sarah Everard was robbed of closure as her murderer, Wayne Couzens, refused to attend his sentencing hearing, leaving them devastated.
Florida Court Upholds GOP Congressional Map
The Florida Supreme Court has ruled in favour of the state's Republican-drawn congressional map, sparking debates over partisan gerrymandering and electoral fairness.
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