A US federal judge threw out all criminal charges against Kilmar Abrego Garcia finding that the prosecution had overreached in its charging decisions.
Category: Legal
US DOJ Bars IRS from Investigating Trump Family Business in Unprecedented Exemption
The US Department of Justice formally notified the IRS that Donald Trump his sons and their associated business entities are permanently exempt from tax investigations.
SC Issues Notice to NTA and Centre on Fresh NEET Paper Leak Allegations
India’s Supreme Court sent formal notices to the National Testing Agency and Union Education Ministry demanding a detailed written response to the latest NEET examination leak allegations.
Supreme Court Grants Bail to Former Chhattisgarh Excise Commissioner in PMLA and Corruption Case
The Supreme Court of India granted bail to Niranjan Das the former Chhattisgarh excise commissioner after he spent significant time in custody in connection with PMLA and corruption charges.
Tennessee Governor Grants One-Year Reprieve for Death Row Inmate After Failed Execution
The Governor of Tennessee granted a one-year stay of execution for Tony Carruthers following a botched lethal injection that state officials and observers called deeply troubling.
Waqf Amendment Act Hearings Continue With CJI Gavai Bench Amid Government Assurances
The Supreme Court continued hearing consolidated petitions challenging the Waqf Amendment Act 2025.
Supreme Court Upholds Husband’s Murder Conviction Noting Failure to Recognise Matrimonial Distress
While upholding the conviction the court drew attention to systemic failure to acknowledge suffering of married daughters.
Madhu Lynching Case: All 12 Convicts Receive Life Imprisonment in Kerala Court
The court confirmed the harshest available sentence for all persons convicted in the high-profile mob-lynching case.
Supreme Court Hears Cockroach Janta Party Case Over Government Website Shutdown
The satirical political movement returned to court after authorities took down its website without explanation.
UAPA Bail Granted After Five Years: Supreme Court Affirms K.A. Najeeb Precedent Will Apply With Full Force
The three-judge bench precedent on bail for prolonged UAPA incarceration was reaffirmed in Monday’s judgment.