The Supreme Court today(August 22) set aside an order of the National Green Tribunal, which directed Sri Sri Ravi Shankar’s Art of Living International Centre to pay Rs. 5 crore for the damage caused to the river Yamuna floodplains due to its World Culture Festival organised by Vyakti Vikas Kendra in March 2016.
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Sotomayor denied a request by the Palestinian Authority and the Palestine Liberation Organization to put on hold the judgment while they appeal a lower court’s decision to revive the case years after it had been dismissed. The lawsuit was brought on behalf of Americans killed or injured in those shootings and bombings in the Jerusalem…
It is no exaggeration to say that the U.S. Supreme Court’s recently concluded term was one of the most consequential for our democracy and the rule of law. The 14th Amendment’s birthright citizenship guarantee survived a narrow 5-4 ruling, and the Court preserved the authority of states, granted by the Constitution, to set the rules…
A voters drops their ballot off in a Jackson County ballot box. (Rogue Valley Times/File Photo)
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The deadline passed Tuesday for the Trump administration to ask the Supreme Court to reconsider its rejection of the president’s birthright citizenship restrictions, with no new filing on the docket
July 28 (UPI) — Americans’ approval of the job performance of the U.S. Supreme Court has dropped to a record low of 33%, a Gallup poll released Tuesday shows. The prior low was 39% last year.
MUMBAI: Software may be intangible, but the fight over who owns it is proving anything but. Microsoft is preparing to take its long-running licensing battle to the UK Supreme Court, reviving a legal debate that has shaped software ownership in Europe for more than a decade.
President Donald Trump doesn’t appear to have followed through on his vow to launch a long-shot effort to persuade the Supreme Court to reconsider its recent ruling on birthright citizenship
John Jones knows about voter suppression. Currently the president of Dickinson College, Jones – nominated in 2002 by President George W. Bush and confirmed unanimously by the U.S. Senate – served for almost two decades as a federal court judge.
