The Latest Breaking News from the Supreme Court

Are the biggest cases staggered in June to take advantage of newscycles?

As the Teesta Setalvad case shows, the prosecution’s zeal should not alone determine who is free and who is in jail

From Project Veritas v. Schmidt, decided Monday by a Ninth Circuit panel in an opinion by Judge Sandra Ikuta, joined by Judge Carlos Bea: Oregon law generally prohibits unannounced recordings of conversations, subject to several exceptions [including for recordings of law enforcement and for recording various crimes that endanger human…

The Supreme Court of Myanmar on Wednesday heard the first in a series of appeals by former leader Aung San Suu Kyi against several convictions, a source familiar with the case said, as she seeks to reduce her 33 years of jail time.

"It is really hard to reconcile these decisions with one another in terms of an overarching theory of law"

The Metropolitan Police firearms officer who shot dead a father-of-two during an operation to foil a prison break can face misconduct proceedings, judges have ruled.

Apple has made its intentions clear to take Epic Games to Supreme Court in the attempt to turnover the 2021 decision.

Activist Teesta Setalvad is accused of forgery, fabrication of evidence, making false charges of offences with intent to injure, conspiracy in connection with the 2002 riots cases.

The Supreme Court on July 5 sought a response from the Centre on a PIL seeking directions for filling up vacancies in the Central Government Industrial Tribunal-cum-Labour Courts

Is the longstanding deferred action policy a major question?

Graham Cameron's unit was set alight in July, 2021.