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Trump could face sanctions, including dismissal of his lawsuit, if he fails to cooperate with questioning.

The trial of seven healthcare professionals accused of negligence in Maradona's death concludes, December verdict set.

Out of 31,117 cumulative POCSO cases registered in Telangana in over a decade, about 52.54% remain pending trial due to a lack of exclusive fast-track courts

After spending seven days in jail, Cockroach Janta Party leaders Saurav Das and Ashutosh Ranka have been released following an order by a Special Executive Magistrate court in Delhi. The two leaders were detained after the October 13 protest at Jantar Mantar and had been held in judicial custody while police sought preventive action against them. The court eventually ordered their release after they submitted undertakings promising not to organise protests at Jantar Mantar while the site remains denotified and not to disturb public peace.

Three funds holding US$272 million of Braskem America Finance's 2041 bonds asked a New York court on 21 October for an involuntary Chapter 11 case. The post Braskem Unit Faces US Chapter 11 Petition appeared first on The Rio Times.

A meeting of senior ED officials that began in Kochi on Wednesday is expected to chalk out legal course of action in the wake of Supreme Court’s move to stay police probe based on Vigilance FIR against Pinarayi, his daughter T. Veena and son-in-law Mohamed Riyas

The former father-in-law of slain Hong Kong socialite Abby Choi Tin-fung received a cash rebate of nearly HK$7 million (US$891,900) after buying a HK$72 million flat using the model’s money, a court has heard. Property agent Marco Wong Tak-sing told the High Court on Wednesday that Kwong Kau had requested a share of the agency’s profit from the 2019 sale of the luxury flat at the Kadooria development in Ho Man Tin. The court previously heard that Choi issued two cheques and bought two cashier’s...

Rwanda refugee appeals opened at a new tribunal in Kigali on Tuesday 20 October, with more than 20 cases expected in the first week. The post Rwanda Refugee Appeals Start on 20 Oct appeared first on The Rio Times.

Namibia's High Court set aside the medicines regulator's rejection of 140,000 antibiotic vials on 15 October after a settlement, with no order on costs. The post Namibia Court Voids Antibiotic Rejection appeared first on The Rio Times.

The court also directed the secretaries of the respective District Legal Services Authorities to collect all required documents from victims while their cases were pending before the court to avoid delays in processing and disbursing compensation

AWHO ignored the Collector’s notice to begin the takeover on October 12 and filed a writ petition before the Kerala High Court challenging the Collector’s order

The court also imposed a fine of ₹6,500 on Ahmed, with an additional one month and 22 days of imprisonment in case of default

Mexico's foreign minister told the Senate on 14 October that no USMCA link exists to the Rocha Moya case. He also cited a 67% fentanyl seizure drop. The post Mexico Denies USMCA Link to Rocha Moya Case appeared first on The Rio Times.

Chief Justice’s Bench holds that a single judge of the court ought not to have issued such a direction to Tamil Nadu government in a writ petition

Vijay Mallaya’s vanity, flamboyant lifestyle coming in the way of giving quietus to claims of banks

Josh Wander, the 777 Partners co-founder, signaled he would plead guilty in a case that accused him of cheating lenders and investors out of almost $500 million.

Kenya's Chief Justice Martha Koome refused on Wednesday to quit the Supreme Court appeal over judges' car allowance of up to US$77,000 each. The post Kenya’s Koome Rejects Recusal in US$77K Case appeared first on The Rio Times.

A Hong Kong court has awarded more than HK$89,000 (US$11,340) to a worker at a dog shelter who was seriously injured in a canine attack, rejecting her employer’s argument that she was a volunteer. District Judge Harold Leong Kwok-on said on Monday that the employment relationship between Kelly Animals Shelter in Lau Fau Shan and the victim had been established despite no contract being signed, noting she was paid, allocated work by staff and did not manage the business or shoulder profits or...

Rights groups and legal experts say the move could endanger minors, who are usually barred from witnessing executions.

Lawyers for Jamaal Howard had asked a judge to pause the execution after Christa Pike's botched lethal injections.

Justice V. Lakshminarayanan says banks cannot prevent defaulters, not facing any criminal charge, from going abroad

Tennessee death row inmate survives execution attempt, sparking legal and medical concerns.

The development came following a report by the High Court registry from the Supreme Court registry regarding the state government's appeal status

Khan has sought to restrain the release of the film, which he claims is based on him

Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari warns the former CM against ‘digging too deep’ into the disclosure of her 2021 leg injury medical records, stating that ‘more such documents could be made public if required’

Chief Justice Sushrut Arvind Dharmadhikari and Justice G. Arul Murugan, however, grant liberty to the petitioner, who had challenged the constitutional validity of the no-fare bus travel scheme for women, to work out other remedies available under the law

The Tennessee woman's legal team says doctors are working to clear doses of the drug pentobarbital from her system.