US Court Blocks Trump's ICE Raids
A US federal appeals court has halted the Trump administration's planned ICE raids, sparking debate over immigration enforcement and legal challenges.
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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.
Trump lawyer in federal court over immunity claim
Donald Trump's attorney, Emil Bove, appeared before a federal appeals court, arguing for presidential immunity in a case that could reshape US legal precedents.
Private parking firms reject 70% of appeals
New data reveals private parking companies dismiss the majority of motorists' appeals, sparking calls for stricter regulation in the UK.
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.
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.
Court rejects Trump's birthright citizenship order
A US appeals court has rejected former President Donald Trump's executive order to end birthright citizenship, a landmark decision with far-reaching implications for immigration policy.
Court rejects Trump's birthright citizenship challenge
A US appeals court has rejected Donald Trump's attempt to end birthright citizenship, a landmark ruling that upholds the constitutional right for anyone born on American soil.
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.
Atlanta family's property dispute heads to court
A family in Atlanta is embroiled in a heated legal dispute over property rights, with lawyers arguing over jurisdiction and ownership in Fulton County courts.
Doctor jailed for £8k fraud after faking illness
A GP and her husband have been sentenced to prison for fraud after fabricating medical excuses to avoid court appearances, costing taxpayers thousands.
Trump accused of pressuring DOJ over Epstein case
Newly released court documents allege Donald Trump pressured the Justice Department to protect Jeffrey Epstein, raising fresh questions about their ties.
Teen in Maine Murder Case Pleads for Union Support
A teenager charged with the murder of a paddleboarder in Maine has been pictured in court as he made a heartfelt plea for union backing, sparking controversy and debate.
Meghan Markle in fresh court battle over privacy claims
The Duchess of Sussex is embroiled in a new courtroom showdown amid allegations of privacy breaches and legal disputes.
Met officer jailed for stealing from crime scenes
A Metropolitan Police officer has been sentenced to prison after admitting to stealing money from crime scenes, including a murder investigation. The case has raised serious questions about integrity within the force.
Trump argues for presidential immunity in Supreme Court case
Former US President Donald Trump argues he is immune from prosecution for actions taken while in office, as the Supreme Court prepares to weigh in on the landmark case.
Royal Albert Hall ownership dispute reaches High Court
The historic Royal Albert Hall faces a legal battle as the High Court examines its controversial ownership structure. Discover the implications for this iconic venue.
Northumbria Police Challenged Over Pride Ban
Northumbria Police is under scrutiny after a High Court challenge was launched against its decision to prohibit a group from attending a Pride event. Critics argue the move infringes on civil liberties.
Man cleared in botched hijack case after kidnap conviction
A man previously convicted of attempting to kidnap his girlfriend's husband has been cleared of involvement in a failed hijacking, raising questions about the original investigation.
Anti-vax mom disrupts daughter's cancer inquest
A grieving mother, opposed to vaccinations, caused chaos during the inquest into her daughter's death, interrupting proceedings with emotional outbursts and conspiracy theories.
Odey Faces FT in High Court Defamation Clash
Hedge fund tycoon Crispin Odey is embroiled in a High Court clash with the Financial Times over alleged defamation, as the legal saga intensifies.
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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