Tag: court

Officers admit in open court that they had cited completely fictional laws generated by ChatGPT to justify retaining a suspect's phone.

“These events took place in 2023, not 1943,” wrote John Cronan, a U.S. District Court judge for the Southern District of New York, in the decision.

"No one should face discrimination when they travel, and today’s action sends a clear message to the airline industry," stated U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg.

An Israeli court has allowed the marriage of two minors due to exceptional circumstances and the couple's religious background.

The Knesset Constitution, Law and Justice Committee on Tuesday discussed a legislative amendment that would halt the funding.

The lawsuit is the first legal action taken since the Knesset passed the "Compensation for Terror Victims Bill."

“It’s not a military act, but it’s an act of defiance that is essential,” said Richard Heideman, who represented the Fuld estate in the lawsuit.

A Michigan pension fund sued for compensation for a drop in shares' value.

The three judges suggest that they view the prosecution's case as weak or even nonexistent concerning the primary bribery charges against Netanyahu.

The chances for mediation are not great.

"The University’s discriminatory actions may put future funding and associated services at risk."

Contradicting the Supreme Court, Avichai Mandelblit says the plea deal struck by Shas Party leader Aryeh Deri last year “unequivocally” did not include a commitment to permanently leave politics.

The judge said Olmert failed to bring enough evidence to support his statement and that the phrasing sounded too professional, even though Olmert has no expertise in metal wellness.

The president of the Shurat Hadin NGO, whose attorneys represented the families in the case, hails “another huge victory of ours over terror.”

This ends the 18-year-long legal battle of the properties.

Filber never met Netanyahu during the dates the prosecution claims they held facilitation meeting, and the court won't let them change their indictments

The government said the ruling doesn't change the status quo, and the state would be filing an appeal in the case.

However, since the defendant was a citizen and resident of Israel at the time of the commission of the alleged offenses, it was determined that he is entitled to serve his sentence in Israel should he be convicted and sentenced to prison time.

When he was awakened from the sedation, the terrorist attempted to attack a nurse.

Attorney David Foster said the parents of 2-year-old Alta Fixsler hoped the ECHR would see that the original ruling “did not give adequate cognizance to their religious beliefs.”

The Palestinian Authority objects to making Cave of the Patriarchs accessible to people with disabilities.

The terrorist was indicted in a military court today.

Without issuing a comment, the U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear the case, thereby leaving the lower court ruling standing.

Judges are discussing shortening Elor Azaria's sentence...

The terrorists who massacred the family are receiving generous salaries from the Palestinian Authority.

An entire community is being destroyed over a tiny strip of land.

Judgment, laws and values, do they always go together?

Of course, politicians on the far left were happy with the decision.

He told police he wanted the Arabs to attack him, so he could stab them back.

'it is important that the laws of human rights, individual rights and certainly the right to privacy are kept regarding all citizens, including Yitzhar residents.'