Hearings in the Supreme Court are now shown live on the Court’s website.
On Wednesday 12th July the Court will hand-down two judgments:
A revised law dramatically expanding China’s definition of espionage has come into force, giving Beijing even more power to punish what it deems threats to national security.
The US government, analysts and lawyers say that the revisions to Beijing’s anti-espionage
ATLANTA — Andrea Hinojosa is an aid worker embedded in rural South Georgia’s immigrant farmer communities.
Through the Southeast Georgia Communities Project, a nonprofit she founded in 1995, Hinojosa has for years driven undocumented farmers to doctor appointments in the
Military households moving to a new duty station this summer may not get to claim a new pet transportation entitlement that was created by Congress in December.
The proposed rules allowing the reimbursement of pet travel are still sitting on
Dog owners looking for a place to live score a big win on Friday.
Starting Oct. 1, local governments and public housing authorities in Florida will no longer be able to adopt ordinances or policies designating a dog as dangerous
In this post, Isabel Emerson, Senior Associate, and Anna Walsh, Partner, in the Clinical Risk and Medical Advisory and Professional Discipline and Regulatory team at CMS preview the decision awaited from the Supreme Court in Paul and another v Royal
By Sachin Gupta
In the ever-evolving legal landscape of India, the year 2023 presents an array of promising career options for those interested in pursuing a path in law. From traditional roles to emerging specialties, the field offers diverse avenues
As we have every year since 1962,
A federal judge ruled late Friday that a Tennessee law that put strict limits on drag shows is “unconstitutionally vague.”
US District Judge Thomas Parker in his ruling said the first-in-the-nation law that banned cabaret performances in a public place
