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The Supreme Court has summoned Sanjay Raut to appear in person and Nikhil Wagle to appear virtually in a contempt case. The matter concerns posts critical of the Chief Justice of India and raises concerns about the integrity of the judiciary.
A federal judge ruled that Bill Essayli is not legally serving as the top U.S. prosecutor in Los Angeles. The decision raises questions about the legitimacy of federal appointments and could lead to further legal challenges.
President Trump made a joking remark during a rally in Lubbock, Texas, suggesting Sen. Ted Cruz would be easily confirmed to the Supreme Court. The comment reflects political humor around Cruz's controversial presence in Congress.
The Supreme Court refused to intervene in a dispute over a Biden-era rule that allowed immigration judges to temporarily pause deportation proceedings. The decision leaves the rule blocked, affecting how immigration cases are handled in the U.S.
The Supreme Court stated that voters deleted during the Maharashtra SIR process will not face prosecution for submitting Form 6. The ruling addresses concerns over electoral integrity and legal consequences for individuals whose names were removed from the electoral roll.
The Supreme Court is examining petitions challenging the Election Commission's decisions on the SIR of electoral rolls and the conduct of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. The matter matters because it raises questions about the independence and transparency of India's election body.
The Andhra Pradesh State Election Commission revised the urban local body election schedule and extended nomination deadlines in four areas following a Supreme Court order. The move came after allegations of intimidation and obstruction of candidates, particularly from the YSRCP, during the nomination process.
News organisations are challenging a new privacy law in India's Supreme Court, arguing it threatens press freedom and investigative journalism. The case raises concerns about balancing individual privacy with the public's right to know.
The Supreme Court stayed further investigation in a corruption case against former Kerala CM Pinarayi Vijayan and his family members for seven days. The move allows time for appeals to be heard in the Kerala High Court, where the case's outcome could affect ongoing legal proceedings.
Odisha has filed a contempt petition in the Supreme Court over Andhra Pradesh's plan to hold elections in the disputed Kotia area. The dispute involves conflicting claims over jurisdiction and census data collection, raising concerns about electoral legitimacy.
The Supreme Court will decide whether Congress can criminalize homemade whiskey production with penalties up to five years in prison. The case stems from a legal distinction between home beer brewing, which is permitted, and distilling alcohol, which remains heavily regulated.
The Supreme Court adjourned the hearing on a plea by journalist Siddique Kappan for the return of his passport to November 2. The delay followed a request from Uttar Pradesh’s Standing Counsel to seek instructions on the matter.