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Blow to Rachel Reeves as Supreme Court Shuts Down Her Move on Car Finance Payouts

The Supreme Court has rejected Labour Party Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ attempt to intervene in a high-profile case concerning a £44 billion bill faced by

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Supreme Court stays Ranveer Allahbadia’s arrest, but slams YouTuber for ‘depraved’ comments

The Supreme Court on Tuesday stayed the arrest of Ranveer Allahabadia, more popularly known as Beer Biceps, in the cases registered against the YouTuber for allegedly making vulgar and obscene comments on Samay Raina’s show India’s Got Latent, Bar and Bench reported.

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Duterte Supporters Take Case Against Impeachment To Supreme Court

Lawyers supporting Philippine Vice-President Sara Duterte filed the first legal challenge against her impeachment at the Supreme Court on Tuesday, saying it had been unconstitutionally rushed through without proper oversight.

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Second Amendment Roundup: 5th Circuit holds suppressors not to be protected "arms"

It’s time to have a serious discussion about a device that enhances the exercise of the right.

Reason

Supreme court judges reject Reeves’ motor finance intervention

Chancellor had sought to prevent lenders caught up in commissions scandal being handed £44bn bill

The Guardian - UK

PIL in SC over New Delhi Railway Station stampede; seeks better crowd management measures

A PIL has been filed in the Supreme Court in the wake of the recent stampede at the New Delhi Railway Station, seeking to constitute an expert committee to frame guidelines and suggest measures to prevent such incidents in the future. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Trump Administration Seeks To Overturn Key Supreme Court Precedent

The Trump administration seeks to increase presidential control over independent agencies, sparking legal battles.

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Trump asks Supreme Court to fire ethics chief as mass purge runs into legal roadblocks

Legal challenge from federal whistleblower chief could serve as early test of Trump’s expansive authority

The Independent UK

Trump Administration Appeals Special Counsel Case to SCOTUS—No, Not The Jack Smith Case.

There are two sides to the constitutional crisis coin: if the president seeks a timely appeal, courts should consider those appeals in a timely fashion.

Reason

The courts separate democracy from autocracy. Will Trump defy them?

Thus far, the administration has pursued appeals. But remarks from JD Vance and Elon Musk echo authoritarians worldwide

The Guardian - US

Google Is Big. Does That Make It a Monopoly?

To understand the federal government's case against Google Search, you need to understand the different visions over monopoly and government power.

Reason

America’s Enabling Act moment

As echoes of 1933 grow louder, will Congress act or must the American people shut the country down?

Salon

Birthright Citizenship - A Response to Barnett and Wurman

Their argument for denying birthright citizenship to children of undocumented immigrants born in the US has multiple weaknesses, including that it would also have denied it to former slaves.

Reason

Zero abortions in red states? Not so

It's not just statistically unlikely, it runs counter to the reality emergency abortion care is sometimes necessary

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Maharashtra police’s selective justice: Swift action on ‘obscenity’, red tape on hate crime

Imagine two worlds.

Reason

"Fools" Rush In the Department of Justice

Another day, another resignation letter.

The Conversation

Could Elon Musk’s government takeover happen in the UK? A constitutional law expert’s view

It has been less than a month since Donald Trump retook the Oval Office. But with dozens of executive orders, every day has brought substantial change.

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Tejas Dhirenbhai Karia takes oath as Delhi High Court Judge

On Wednesday, February 12, 2025, the Central government cleared the new appointments and issued a notification in this regard. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Supreme Court denies urgent hearing to Ranveer Allahbadia, sets plea for hearing in two to three days

The Supreme Court on Friday declined influencer and YouTuber Ranveer Allahbadia’s request for an urgent hearing on his plea to quash multiple FIRs filed against him over his alleged controversial remarks. The apex court stated that the matter would be taken up for hearing in the next two to three…

Reason

Did the Truman Administration Disobey A Federal District Court Injunction In Youngstown?

The District Court injunction did not stay its ruling, but the Court of appeals did shortly thereafter.

Reason

Trump Administration's Position on President's Power to Remove Commission Members

From the letter sent yesterday to Senator Richard Durbin (the ranking minority member on the Senate Judiciary Committee) by Acting… The post Trump Administration's Position on President's Power to Remove Commission Members appeared first on Reason.com.

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Americans Overwhelmingly Believe Presidents Must Follow Supreme Court Rulings

Survey reveals strong American support for adherence to Supreme Court decisions by the president and commitment to upholding the rule of law.

Reason

Trump's Personal Defamation Lawsuit Against Pulitzer Prize Board Members May Continue

So holds the Florida Court of Appeal, rejecting the members' claim that they aren't subject to personal jurisdiction in Florida. The majority doesn't discuss the substantive merits of the case.

The Guardian - US

Trump is the most lawless president in American history

If Trump simply ignores the high court, is that the end of law?

The Conversation

Why federal courts are unlikely to save democracy from Trump’s and Musk’s attacks

State governments, community groups, advocacy nonprofits and regular Americans have filed a large and growing number of federal lawsuits opposing President Donald Trump’s barrage of executive orders and policy statements. Some of his actions have been put on hold by the federal courts, at least temporarily.

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