British lawyer Dapo Akande elected to UN court
British lawyer Dapo Akande elected to UN International Court of Justice, securing a nine-year term as one of its fifteen judges.
Prosecutor cites fake case after AI search error
A senior prosecutor cited a fake legal precedent after an AI search error. The case involved a child facing rape charges and a fabricated case…
Supreme Court to weigh federal limits on state election rules
The Supreme Court may rule on federal limits to state election rules, including California’s handling of 20,000 disputed ballots in a DOJ lawsuit over noncitize
Supreme Court Refuses to Reinstate Deportation Pause Rule
The Supreme Court denied a request to revive the deportation pause rule, allowing a Texas pact to remain after cities and an immigrant group sued.
Roberts expands presidential power over federal agencies
Chief Justice John Roberts expands presidential power over federal agencies, including removing officers. Explore his legal arguments and impact.
Court rejects CPI plea on book stall removal
Court rejects CPI plea on book stall removal during Durga Puja, citing lack of explicit permission.
YSRCP challenges election violence blocking nominations
YSRCP challenges election violence blocking nominations in Andhra Pradesh’s urban local body elections, seeking Supreme Court intervention after High Court reje
Assam law school honors top graduates and researchers
NLUJA Assam’s 2024 convocation honors 107 graduates—81 in person, 26 virtually—with Supreme Court Justices Vikram Nath and Ujjal Bhuyan attending.
New arbitration rules address delays and errors
New arbitration rules address delays and errors in arbitration proceedings with artificial intelligence use.
Gujarat lawyers protest rent bill strike ends
Lawyers across Gujarat have staged a statewide protest against the Rent Control Bill, 2026 , which seeks to move rent-dispute jurisdiction from.