Legal News and Criminal Justice
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Ratko Mladic Dies in The Hague While Serving Life Sentence for Genocide and War Crimes
Ratko Mladic died at 84 while hospitalised in The Hague and serving a life sentence for genocide, crimes against humanity…
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Meta Agrees to $17.1 Billion Multistate Settlement With New Teen App Limits
The court-dependent US settlement would impose hard daily limits, overnight blocks, school-hour notification restrictions and independent audits for teen Instagram…
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US Military Judge Sets June 2028 Start for 9/11 Case at Guantanamo
The provisional schedule sets June 5, 2028 for jury selection in the capital case against Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and three…
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MPSC Cancels Drug Inspector Recruitment as Six Are Arrested in Paper-Leak Probe
Maharashtra has cancelled a Drug Inspector recruitment process after a preliminary police inquiry into an alleged pre-exam leak, with six…
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US Caribbean Boat Strike Kills Four as Legal Scrutiny Grows
The US military says it killed four alleged drug traffickers in the Caribbean, extending a campaign that has killed at…
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UN and Red Cross Seek Binding Rules Before Machines Target Humans
The UN and International Committee of the Red Cross have renewed their demand for prohibitions and restrictions on autonomous weapons…
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Haiti Gang Raid Leaves at Least 47 Dead as Kenscoff Demands Protection
A deadly overnight assault on the mountain community of Kenscoff has intensified anger over the state's failure to protect civilians…
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Imran Khan Medical Care Dispute Deepens After Court-Ordered Examination
A dispute over the jailed former Pakistan prime minister's medical examination has escalated into a test of court authority, prisoner…
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US Supreme Court Opens Path for Trump Mail-Voting Restrictions
An emergency Supreme Court order has temporarily lifted part of an injunction against the administration's mail-voting policy, but major legal…
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US Plans Mass Visa Revocations for Visitors Who Applied for Asylum
A proposed review could revoke as many as 200,000 B1/B2 visas connected to asylum applications, raising questions about due process,…
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