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The FREELANDER division of global automaker Chery concluded an intensive dynamic vehicle evaluation program in…
FREELANDER Showcases AI and Digital Technology to International Guests
Automotive innovator FREELANDER hosted an extensive technological showcase in Wuhu, China, presenting an international delegation…
Eskimoz Introduces an Integrated Approach to SEO, AI Search Visibility and Digital Acquisition
European digital acquisition agency Eskimoz unveiled a comprehensive search optimization methodology, integrating conventional technical search…
UK Supreme Court Rules AI-Designed Patent Invention Cannot Be Attributed to AI Under Current Patent Law
The UK Supreme Court ruled that an invention designed primarily by an AI system cannot be attributed to the AI itself for patent purposes under existing UK legislation.
Federal Judge Blocks Idaho Transgender Bathroom Law Citing Constitutional Concerns Over Criminalisation
A U.S. federal judge in Idaho issued a preliminary injunction blocking the state’s new law that criminalised transgender individuals using bathrooms consistent with their gender identity.
India CCI Issues Multiple Antitrust Orders as Competition Scrutiny Intensifies in 2026 Market Cases
India’s Competition Commission continued its robust enforcement of competition law in 2026 issuing multiple antitrust orders in cases involving vertical restraints and price-fixing arrangements.
UK Victims and Courts Act 2026 Begins Phased Commencement After Royal Assent in April 2026
The UK’s Victims and Courts Act 2026 which received Royal Assent in April began its phased commencement with certain provisions on victim rights in the criminal justice system now in force.
India Supreme Court Rules High Court Cannot Force Surrender of Accused While Rejecting Bail Application
In a landmark criminal law ruling the Supreme Court said that rejecting anticipatory bail and ordering an accused to surrender are distinct legal consequences that cannot be combined by a court.
US Supreme Court Rules Gun Rights Cannot Be Stripped Solely for Non-Prescribed Controlled Substance Use
The Supreme Court ruled in United States v Hemani that the Second Amendment protects the right of individuals who use controlled substances for non-prescribed purposes from automatic firearm prohibition.
US Supreme Court Holds Agreement Not to Appeal Sentence Unenforceable If It Causes Miscarriage of Justice
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in Hunter v United States that plea deals requiring defendants to waive sentencing appeals cannot be enforced when doing so would result in a miscarriage of justice.
US Supreme Court Rules Rooker-Feldman Doctrine Bars Suit When State Court Judgment Still Appealable
The Supreme Court in T.M. v University of Maryland Medical System ruled that the Rooker-Feldman doctrine bars a federal lawsuit when the underlying state court judgment has not yet exhausted state appeals.
New EU Legislation Proposed to Mandate Human Oversight of Autonomous AI Decision Systems
The European Parliament’s committee on technology tabled new legislative proposals requiring mandatory human oversight for AI systems that make consequential decisions in healthcare finance and justice.