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A litigant has urged the Madras High Court to establish an expert committee to develop a biogas policy, suggesting a pilot project in Greater Chennai Corporation as a starting point.
In a tightly contested match, Scotland emerged victorious with a 1-0 win against Haiti at the World Cup, showcasing their resilience and determination.
NLCIL's first supercritical thermal power project has reached a key milestone with the successful completion of its full-load trial operation, marking the start of commercial operations.
A recent sentencing of a man to 15 years for drugging and raping his wife reveals significant societal issues regarding male dominance and chemical submission.
The mining hearing in Mid Florida has faced multiple rescheduling, leading to frustration among stakeholders and uncertainty regarding its impact on operations.
This editorial explores how court-ordered oversight may influence Sigma Lithium's environmental risk management and the trust of its stakeholders.
A federal judge has mandated that the Kennedy Center remove Trump's name, reinforcing the institution's dedication to John F. Kennedy. The ruling is outlined in a detailed 94-page document.
Federal prosecutors assigned to cases against Trump are reportedly encountering difficulties due to their limited experience in handling such high-profile legal matters.
Ken Leech, a former prominent bond investor, has pleaded guilty to charges related to obstructing a probe into his trading practices, with a trial on additional charges set to start soon.
Sarah McGrath of Women for Women France emphasizes the importance of implementing stronger safeguarding measures for survivors awaiting trial.
Following the tragic murder of a schoolgirl, France faces increasing scrutiny of its judicial system, highlighting a shortage of judges and prompting a comparison with other European nations.
In a recent announcement, the mayor of Paris has appointed Antoine Garapon, a former juvenile court judge, to oversee an independent audit of the city's after-school care centers.
Allegations against three judges in different states raise concerns about the effectiveness of the federal judiciary's self-regulation system.
In the latest biotech updates, AstraZeneca introduces a GLP-1 pill, while GSK makes headlines with a significant cancer startup acquisition worth $10.6 billion.
A Paris court will hear the case of seven Georgian nationals accused of stealing valuable Russian literary works from French libraries, part of a broader investigation.
French Justice Minister Gérald Darmanin has ordered public prosecutors to review 70,000 allegations of violence against minors amid fury at the death of an 11-year-old schoolgirl.
Seized in 2011 in containers from China, almost 38,000 pairs of fake trainers have been destroyed in Le Havre after years of legal wrangling, highlighting the scale of counterfeiting in France.
The Tehran Revolutionary Court has upheld an in-absentia verdict against acclaimed filmmaker Jafar Panahi, leading to a potential prison sentence and travel restrictions.
In a significant ruling, District Judge John McConnell deemed the immigration restrictions imposed by the Trump administration unlawful, impacting nationals from 39 countries.
In a significant ruling, the Supreme Court has unanimously decided that Hikma Pharmaceutical did not infringe on Amarin's patents, impacting future skinny label lawsuits.