The Rajasthan State Legal Services Authority completed a 40-hour mediation training for former judges to expand the state’s mediation infrastructure.
Year: 2026
Tamil Nadu Police Officers Given Death Penalty for Jayaraj Bennix Custodial Killings
Nine Tamil Nadu police officers convicted in the 2020 custodial deaths of Jayaraj and Bennix were sentenced to death by a sessions court.
Gaurav Mehla vs State of Haryana Case Decided by Supreme Court on June 11
The Supreme Court of India issued its judgment in the civil appeal of Gaurav Mehla vs State of Haryana on June 11 2026.
EU AI Act Enforcement Creates New Compliance Obligations for AI Developers Across Europe
With the EU AI Act enforcement deadline approaching AI companies across Europe faced complex new compliance requirements and potential penalties.
BBMP vs K.K. Umesh Kumar Property Dispute Case Reaches Supreme Court of India
The Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike appeal against a property dispute ruling reached the Supreme Court for final adjudication.
India NLRB Reinstates Cemex Bargaining Order Overturned by Previous Board Decision
The National Labor Relations Board reinstated a bargaining order under the 2023 Cemex precedent addressing employer conduct prior to union elections.
International Maritime Organization Condemns Attacks on Commercial Vessels in Strait of Hormuz
The IMO a UN agency condemned military strikes on civilian commercial tankers operating in and near the Strait of Hormuz.
US White House Lets FISA Surveillance Tool Expire Without Seeking Congressional Reform
The Washington Post editorial board criticised the White House for allowing a key FISA intelligence collection authority to lapse without reform negotiations.
Delhi Court Orders Release of Two EOW Accused After Ruling Arrests Were Unjustified
A Delhi court ordered the immediate release of two accused in an Economic Offences Wing case after ruling their arrests lacked legal justification.
Paternity Determination Via DNA Test Allowed Despite Prior Criminal Acquittal Rules Supreme Court
India’s Supreme Court held that a DNA paternity test is permissible even where the respondent was previously acquitted in criminal proceedings.