A Manhattan federal court judge has ordered the release of over $5.8m Donald Trump owes E. Jean Carroll following her 2023 sexual abuse and defamation trial. Trump is appealing the decision.
Marine Le Pen announced her candidacy for the French presidency, following an appeals court upholding her graft conviction but reducing her ban from public office. She plans to appeal further, allowing her to campaign without an electronic monitoring device.
Marine Le Pen announced her candidacy for the French presidency, following an appeals court ruling that upheld her graft conviction but reduced her ban from public office, allowing her to run with an electronic monitoring device.
Annette and Matthew Flynn, a Wisconsin couple, are considering an appeal to the state Supreme Court after being denied a $13,000 raffle prize by the Milwaukee Brewers' charity. The couple claims Annette was unfairly deemed late in claiming her prize due to navigational issues at the stadium, despite video evidence showing her efforts to reach the claim table in time. Two lower courts have ruled against them, citing the 'clear and unambiguous' contest rules.
A Wisconsin couple is considering a Supreme Court appeal after losing a legal battle over a $13,000 Brewers raffle prize. Annette and Matthew Flynn sued the Brewers Community Foundation, claiming Annette was wrongly denied the jackpot due to a disputed 66-second delay in claiming the prize.
Australia's northern cattle industry says it is "deeply disappointed" by a Federal Court decision to dismiss its appeal over compensation for the 2011 live export ban.
The Post Office is seeking a two-month delay for its formal response to Steve Marston's Court of Appeal case, in which his 1998 conviction for stealing from his branch using faulty Capture accounting software is being appealed. Marston's conviction was referred by the Criminal Cases Review Commission on grounds of 'abuse of process'. This is the second Capture scandal case at the Court of Appeal, following Pat Owen's case which was also delayed by the Post Office before Christmas. The government has already accepted Capture was faulty and is paying redress to victims.
Over 130 prominent figures including authors Sally Rooney, musicians Brian Eno and Nadine Shah, philosopher Judith Butler and environmental campaigner Jonathon Porritt have signed a six-word letter backing Palestine Action ahead of a Court of Appeal hearing. The letter states 'We oppose genocide, we support Palestine Action' and marks the first time scholars, writers and activists have collectively defied the ban on the direct action protest group, which was ruled unlawful by the High Court in February but remains in place pending appeal.
Families of victims of former Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte’s war on drugs hailed as a “vindication” on Wednesday the International Criminal Court Appeals Chamber’s refusal to throw out the crimes against humanity case against him. Duterte has been held by the International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague since March 2025 over killings linked to his anti-drugs campaign while he was in office. His lawyers argued that the court had no authority to try him because the Philippines...
