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Rishi Sunak will chair Cabinet on Tuesday after reportedly being warned that attempting to opt out of international rights treaties could delay his Rwanda plan. The aim of sending asylum seekers on a one-way trip to Rwanda forms a key plank of the Prime Minister’s pledge to stop boats of migrants from crossing the English Channel. Supreme Court that the proposal is unlawful has seen the UK Government look at measures to satisfy judges’ concerns.
Napolitano to Newsmax: SCOTUS Will Rule Against Admin State Andrew Napolitano, a former New Jersey Superior Court judge, is predicting that the Supreme Court will "throw out" the administrative state in its latest case. The case in question surrounds the SEC, which hedge fund manager George Jarkesy alleges circumvented the jury system to target his firm Patriot28.
Adani Power, Adani Ports to Adani Enterprises: Adani shares jump after Adani-Hindenburg case hearing in Supreme Court | Mint Adani Power shares today opened upside and went on to touch new all-time high of ₹428 apiece on NSE. According to stock market experts, Adani shares are rising after the Adani-Hindenburg case hearing in Supreme Court last week.
Setback for jailed DMK minister Balaji in SC: ‘Sickness not life-threatening’ Tamil Nadu minister V Senthil Balaji was arrested by the Enforcement Directorate in an alleged money laundering case. “Your sickness doesn't appear to be serious or life-threatening,” said the Supreme Court.
Adani Group stocks surge up to 20% after SC concludes hearing on Adani-Hindenburg matter | Mint Adani Group stocks witnessed strong gains in early trade on the BSE on Tuesday, November 28. The Supreme Court concluded hearings on several petitions demanding an inquiry into the Adani-Hindenburg matter. Shares of flagship firm Adani Enterprises jumped over 4 per cent but shares of Adani Total Gas surged almost 20 per cent.
T.N. Minister Senthilbalaji withdraws plea for medical bail in cash-for-jobs scam case The Supreme Court on Tuesday, November 28, 2023 allowed Tamil Nadu Minister V. Senthilbalaji to withdraw his petition seeking medical bail in the cash-for-jobs scam. The Minister is being investigated by the Enforcement Directorate for money laundering charges.
Natalie Hudson sworn in as Minnesota Supreme Court chief justice Minnesota made history Monday when Natalie Hudson became the first person of color to serve as chief justice of the state's Supreme Court.
Adani Group stocks surge up to 20% after SC concludes hearing on Adani-Hindenburg matter | Mint Adani Group stocks witnessed strong gains in early trade on the BSE on Tuesday, November 28. Shares of flagship firm Adani Enterprises jumped over 4 per cent but shares of Adani Total Gas surged almost 20 per cent. The Supreme Court (SC) concluded hearings on several petitions demanding an inquiry into the Adani-Hindenburg matter.
Mullaperiyar dam case: demarcate land covered by 1886 lease, check if mega car parking is in the lease area , says SC The Supreme Court directed the Survey of India to examine whether a mega car park project envisaged by Kerala enters the property covered by the Periyar Lake Lease Agreement of October 1886. The October 29, 1886 lease indenture was for a period of 999 years and signed between the Maharaja of Travancore and the Secretary of State for India. Tamil Nadu government had initially approached the Supreme Court against the decision of the National Green Tribunal (NGT) allowing Kerala to go ahead with a “mega car parking” project.
14th edition of Delhi Queer Pride: A fight for equality The 14th edition of the Delhi Queer Pride kicked off from Barakhamba Road at around 1pm on Sunday. The first pride parade after the Supreme Court denied legal recognition to same-sex couples in its October 17 judgment. Many participants were dressed as brides and grooms to stress their fight for legal marriage rights.
The Supreme Court Considers the Right to Trial by Jury | Mint The Supreme Court on Wednesday will hear the first of two landmark cases this term challenging the runaway administrative state. At stake is a bedrock constitutional principle that colonists fought to defend in the American revolution: the right to a trial by jury.
Fourteen members of Toowoomba religious group front court over death of eight-year-old Elizabeth Struhs Elizabeth Struhs was found dead in her Rangeville home in Toowoomba on January 7, 2022. It is alleged that the group prayed to God to heal her, rather than seeking medical attention. The group, which includes the girl's parents and the alleged leader of a religious group known as "The Saints", all appeared in the Supreme Court in Brisbane on Monday.
Natalie Hudson to soon be named Minnesota Supreme Court chief justice Minnesota’s Supreme Court is just hours away from making history as Natalie Hudson is set to be sworn in as the first person of color to be named chief justice.
LG dissolves Delhi govt panel to monitor criminal probes Lieutenant governor VK Saxena dissolved the Delhi government’s existing standing committee to oversee the quality of investigations in criminal cases and prosecutions. While dissolving the panel, the LG said that the committee was set up in violation of Supreme Court directions, and subsequent guidelines by the Centre.
14th edition of Delhi Queer Pride: A fight for equality The 14th edition of the Delhi Queer Pride parade kicked off from Barakhamba Road. The parade comes after the Supreme Court denied legal recognition to same-sex couples in October. The court has agreed to review a set of petitions challenging their earlier decision on November 28.
PIL plea filed in Patna High Court challenging quota hike The Bihar Assembly on November 9 unanimously passed a Bill to increase reservation from the existing 50% to 65%. The PIL plea has been filed by Gaurav Kumar and Naman Shrestha. The Bill has pushed reservation in Bihar to 75%, well past the 50% ceiling set by the Supreme Court.
Study: Overturning Roe Led to 32K More Births Since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade in June 2022, the United States has seen an increase of approximately 32,000 births in states implementing abortion restrictions. The study, conducted by the Institute of Labor Economics, found that after the Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization decision, births rose by an average of 2.3%.
A Mail-Vote Time Bomb Keeps Ticking | Mint Federal judge says timely mail ballots must be counted even if the voter neglected to write the date, as state law requires. This may go to the Supreme Court, which punted a similar case last year. The saga of Pennsylvania’s undated ballots since the Covid pandemic is worth unspooling.
PIL plea filed in Patna High Court challenging quota hike A Public Interest Litigation (PIL) petition has been filed in the Patna High Court on Monday. The Bihar Assembly on November 9 unanimously passed a Bill to increase reservation from 50% to 65%. The Bill has pushed reservation in Bihar to 75%, well past the 50% ceiling set by the Supreme Court.
How the government got into a mess over immigration policy – and what could happen next Immigration as an issue has become a central theme in the struggle for the leadership and soul of the Tory party. The Rwanda plan remains in a state of suspended animation after the Supreme Court ruled it unlawful.
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