European Commission Takes Legal Action Against United Kingdom
The European Commission sent its formal letter of notice to the United Kingdom for breaching its obligations under the Withdrawal Agreement. Following this, the infringement
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The European Commission sent its formal letter of notice to the United Kingdom for breaching its obligations under the Withdrawal Agreement. Following this, the infringement
The French Court of Cassation upholds extradition order of Félicien Kabuga, a top sponsor of the Rwanda genocide of 1994. He is to face trial
The Transport for London Authority, which has the statutory responsibility for granting of all Private Hire Vehicle licences, had initially refused the renewal of Uber
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The Supreme Court of the United Kingdom was asked to determine a point of law of general public importance concerning the making of confiscation orders
Lance Corporal Joseph Scott Pemberton, a serving soldier of the U.S. Marines was granted a presidential pardon concerning the murder of a transgender Filipino woman.
The Saudi based Court convicted eight Saudi nationals concerning the murder of Jamal Khashoggi. Five were given the maximum sentence of 20 years’ imprisonment, another
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