The New York Court of Appeals has dismissed Donald Trump’s request to halt the announcement of his sentencing, which is scheduled for Friday. This follows Trump’s conviction related to payments made in 2016 to silence a former adult film actress….
Donald Trump labels the ruling by Judge Juan Merchan as an illegal political attack, asserting it is a fabricated farce coming just ten days before his inauguration. The ruling stems from Trump’s involvement in a $130,000 hush money payment made…
A federal court in New York upheld a jury’s decision that Donald Trump must pay $5 million to E. Jean Carroll for sexual abuse and defamation. The case revolves around an incident in the mid-1990s at a Bergdorf Goodman department…
A London court has ruled in favor of UK police to seize over £2 million from influencer Andrew Tate and his brother, Tristan, to settle unpaid taxes related to their online business earnings. The ruling comes amidst ongoing allegations of…
A New York judge has ruled that Donald Trump’s conviction related to hush money payments remains valid. Trump sought to dismiss the case following a U.S. Supreme Court decision on presidential immunity. Judge Juan Merchan stated that the charges are…
A recent court ruling has allowed the identification of a man previously labeled as a Chinese ‘spy’. This development raises questions about espionage activities and legal proceedings related to national security. The case has garnered significant attention as it highlights…
Rupert Murdoch’s effort to amend his family trust for consolidating control of his media empire under his son Lachlan has been rejected by a Nevada commissioner. The court ruled that the plan was created in bad faith, highlighting potential conflicts…
A court in Volos has acquitted three Roma individuals accused of stealing electricity and water, citing the state’s failure to provide these resources to informal settlements. The judge’s ruling emphasized that the state shares responsibility for the situation, as the…
In a significant legal ruling, Father Antonios and four former employees of the ‘Ark of the World’ NGO were found guilty of physical abuse and mistreatment of minors under their care. The court stated that Antonios held moral responsibility for…
A federal court in the U.S. has awarded $42 million to three Iraqi men who suffered torture at Abu Ghraib prison two decades ago, holding the contractor CACI Premier Technology Inc. responsible for their abuse. Each survivor, who filed suit…
