Apex court clarifies that filing three anticipatory bail applications within three months without changed circumstances constitutes an abuse of the remedy.
Year: 2026
Delhi High Court Hears Rahul Gandhi’s Petition Seeking Quashing of Defamation Case Summons
Congress MP petitions Delhi High Court to quash a criminal defamation summons in a case where the statement was not about the complainant.
India Supreme Court Recognizes Right to Trauma Care as Fundamental Right in SaveLIFE Foundation Ruling
Historic ruling under Article 21 requires governments to establish integrated trauma care systems to protect the right to life.
San Jose State University Ordered to Reinstate Tenured Professor Fired for Pro-Palestinian Activism
Arbitrator rules dismissal of Professor Sang Hea Kil was excessive and disproportionate after she participated in three Gaza protest demonstrations.
Federal Judge in California Bars Trump Administration from Arresting People at Immigration Courts Nationwide
New ruling extends protection from immigration arrests to all federal immigration courts following similar orders in New York.
US Supreme Court Blocks Temporary Protected Status Recipients from Seeking Judicial Relief
Second major immigration ruling in one day removes TPS holders’ ability to challenge deportation orders through federal courts.
US Supreme Court Rules Asylum Seekers Turned Away at Border Cannot Apply for Asylum in Major Immigration Victory
Landmark ruling sides with Trump administration’s policy of turning migrants back at the border without allowing asylum applications.
Venezuela’s Acting President Delcy Rodriguez Was Appointed After Nicolas Maduro Arrested by US Forces in January
Context of Venezuela’s political situation: Rodriguez leads country as acting president after the US intervention that removed Maduro.
Peru’s Keiko Fujimori Celebrates Early Presidential Victory While Rival Alleges Overseas Vote Fraud
Fujimori holds 65% of overseas votes giving her an overall lead while Sánchez claims the international ballot processing was improper.
Rubio Rules Out Iran Transit Fee Deal Saying No Country Supports Tolling the Strait
US Secretary of State categorically rejects any arrangement that would require ships to pay Iran for passage through Strait of Hormuz.