The UK Supreme Court ruled that early release from foreign sentences can’t be assumed without clear, automatic evidence. This judgment tightens extradition standards and reshapes how courts apply human rights considerations under Article 8 of the European Convention.
The US Supreme Court has affirmed a federal law that allows American citizens to sue Palestinian authorities for attacks that harmed them. This ruling reinforces the ability to seek legal accountability for terrorism-related incidents involving US nationals, marking a significant development in extraterritorial application of US law.
The Court is deliberating 21 major cases, including challenges to Tennessee’s ban on gender-affirming care for minors and the Trump-era attempt to end birthright citizenship. Rulings are expected by the end of June
A detailed analysis of the recent Supreme Court ruling that sets a new legal precedent in privacy rights, enhancing protections for individuals.
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