Judiciary
-
Judicial Scrutiny Over Trump’s $10 Billion IRS Lawsuit Conflict
A federal judge is questioning the viability of President Trump’s $10 billion lawsuit against the IRS, highlighting the inherent conflict of suing one’s own administration.
-
Appeals Court Ruling Maintains Pre-Trial Status for Harutyunyan
The Armenian Appeals Court has denied the prosecution’s appeal regarding Vardan Harutyunyan, allowing the former SRC head to remain under house arrest.
-
Legal Momentum Shifts in Serzh Sargsyan Anti-Corruption Case
Armenia’s Anti-Corruption Court continues proceedings against former President Serzh Sargsyan, navigating complex legal challenges and procedural shifts.
-
Appeals Court Ends Probe Into Trump Deportation Flights
A federal appeals court has blocked a judge from investigating whether the Trump administration violated a court order regarding the deportation of Venezuelan migrants to El Salvador.
-
Appeals Court Halts Judge Boasberg’s Deportation Contempt Probe
A federal appeals court has ordered U.S. District Judge James Boasberg to end his criminal contempt inquiry into Trump administration officials over controversial 2025 deportation flights.
-
JSC backs Aubrey Ledwaba for top post despite bribery claims
The Judicial Service Commission has recommended Acting Judge President Aubrey Ledwaba for the Gauteng division leadership, even as he faces unresolved bribery allegations.
-
Nigeria Convicts 386 Militants in Massive Judicial Sweep
Nigerian authorities have sentenced 386 individuals for ties to Boko Haram and ISWAP, marking a significant legal escalation in the fight against regional insurgency.
-
Justice Samuel Alito’s Secret Hospitalization Raises Questions
Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito was hospitalized on March 20 following a medical incident in Philadelphia, sparking new debate over judicial transparency and potential retirement.
-
Meloni Concedes Defeat in Italian Judiciary Referendum
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has conceded defeat after voters rejected her government’s flagship judicial reform plan in a high-turnout referendum.
-
Supreme Court Orders Distancing from Scholar Michel Danino Over NCERT Textbook
The Supreme Court of India has directed government bodies and institutions to disassociate from scholar Michel Danino following concerns over a controversial judiciary chapter in a new NCERT textbook.
-
2026 Supreme Court Docket: Examining High-Stakes Cases and the Unconfirmed Role of the ACLU in Initial Reports
Azat TV analyzes the Supreme Court’s 2026 docket, detailing major cases on transgender sports and birthright citizenship, while noting that current reports do not confirm the specific involvement of the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU).
-
Judge Blocks Trump’s Attempt to Fire Federal Reserve’s Lisa Cook
A federal judge has issued a temporary restraining order blocking President $1 Trump’s attempt to remove Lisa Cook from the Federal Reserve Board, citing the critical importance of Fed independence.
-
DOJ Files Misconduct Complaint Against Judge James Boasberg Over Trump-Related Remarks
The U.S. Department of Justice has filed a misconduct complaint against Chief U.S. District Judge James Boasberg, accusing him of bias and improper comments about the Trump administration’s immigration policies.
-
Supreme Courts Decisions: Balancing Justice, Welfare, and Accountability
The Supreme Court of India and the United States have recently delivered landmark decisions, tackling issues of child custody, judicial accountability, and the balance of power. These rulings highlight the evolving dynamics in judicial approaches.
-
A Landmark Event for Armenian Judiciary: Hosting the European Judges’ Union Annual Meeting
Armenia is set to host a significant event for the European legal community: the annual meeting of the European Judges’ Union (EJU) in 2025. This decision, recently formalized with the symbolic handover of the EJU flag to the Armenian Judges’…