Sean “Diddy” Combs’ legal team has filed an appeal seeking his release, arguing that the judge ignored key jury acquittal findings. The appeal raises questions over judicial discretion and the handling of verdict outcomes as the case continues to draw public attention. 

Sean Diddy: Legal Team Seeks Diddy's Release, Appeal Says Judge Ignored Jury Acquittal

Beloved American judge Frank Caprio, widely known for his compassionate approach to justice, passed away on Wednesday at the age of 88 after a prolonged battle with pancreatic cancer.


Judge Caprio dies at 88, kind rulings made him a viral sensation 

Donald Trump clashes with the US Judiciary over due process for illegal migrants, sparking intense debate. The President vows to uphold the US Constitution amidst legal challenges to his deportation policies.

USA: Constitutional crisis looms over deportations, US court demands due process

India News: The conviction of the accused, a 63-year-old retired government teacher, under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act by the judge Shivangi Mangla led to a shocking scene in the court as the former hurled profanities.

Man issues death threat to Delhi judge in courtroom after conviction

In a landmark decision the US district judge has ruled that Google unlawfully monopolized key segments of the online advertising technology market. It marks a significant setback for the tech giant in an antitrust case brought by the US Department of Justice. And for over a decade Google has locked publishers and advertisers into its ad tech ecosystem, in a way wielding its publisher ad server and ad exchange as twin weapons to crush competition and also dictate terms.

US judge rules against google, says tech giant monopolised ad market

The Trump administration is under scrutiny after multiple mistaken deportations, including a man wrongfully sent to El Salvador and Ukrainian nationals asked to leave due to an internal error. A judge has slammed US officials for acting "without any lawful authority," fueling fresh concerns over immigration enforcement and administrative negligence.

Trump administration faces heat over mistaken deportations and legal missteps

On August 13, 2008, a clerk at Justice Nirmaljit Kaur’s house in Chandigarh received a packet containing Rs 15 lakh. It was later alleged that the money was actually meant for Justice Yadav as a bribe for a property deal. Justice Kaur reported the matter, leading to a police complaint and a CBI probe.

Cash-at-judge’s door case: Former HC Judge Nirmal Yadav acquitted after 17-year trial

President Trump’s aggressive immigration policies have sparked fresh controversy, especially over the use of the 200-year-old Alien Enemies Act. The US government insists it will follow court rulings on Venezuelan deportations, while critics argue the policy is problematic. Watch this report for more details!

Trump’s crackdown on illegal immigration sparks major legal battle

The row over the alleged cash pile at Delhi High Court judge Justice Yashwant Varma's residence has taken a new turn. The Supreme Court of India has released an inquiry report, photographs, and videos as part of an internal investigation by Delhi High Court Chief Justice DK Upadhayay. Watch this report for more details!

Judge cash row: CJI Sanjiv Khanna forms 3-judge panel for further investigation

A United States federal judge has blocked the deportation of an Indian student at Georgetown University who was arrested after federal authorities accused him of having alleged ties to the Palestinian terrorist group Hamas. Watch this report for more details!

Ministry of External Affairs: Students in US must follow local laws

Wisconsin voters have cast their ballots to elect a judge to the state Supreme Court. Democrats and Republicans have poured millions into the race, with key issues like abortion rights and President Trump’s performance influencing voters. The outcome could shape major legal decisions in the state.

Wisconsin Supreme Court election: Voters decide key judicial seat

A US judge has ordered six government agencies to reinstate fired probationary employees, questioning the authority of the Office of Personnel Management. The ruling deals a legal blow to Trump's cost-cutting measures, sparking fresh controversy over federal workforce policies.

Trump faces legal setback as court reinstates fired workers

President Donald Trump has said that he was unaware of any conflict of interest between Elon Musk's business interests and the government agencies that he's regulating. Trump's comments have come as a U.S. judge has declined a request to temporarily block Elon Musk and his Department of Government Efficiency from firing federal employees and accessing the agency's data.

US judge rejects states’ request for restraining order against Musk & DOGE

A federal judge lifted the freeze on Trump’s buyout program for federal workers, allowing the administration to proceed with voluntary resignations in exchange for eight months of pay and benefits. Labor unions had challenged the program, but the ruling now clears the path for its implementation.

US judge approves Trump’s buyout plan for federal workers

Musk mocks Brazil's supreme court judge on X, compares him to toilet paper

New York clerk forced to give up pension after swindling $1mn from village funds

Donald Trump's lawyers again asked the judge overseeing the former U.S. president's criminal trial on charges stemming from hush money paid to a porn star to recuse himself, citing his daughter's work for Vice President Kamala Harris.

Trump seeks recusal of hush money judge over daughter's work for Harris

Kenyan judge dies after courtroom shooting

British judge resigns from Hong Kong's top court, citing 'totalitarianism'

Months before indictment, Judge found 'strong evidence' that Trump's 'intended' to hide classified documents

Judge drops riot charges against 200 migrants caught on camera storming through El Paso border

Tesla asks shareholders to approve CEO Elon Musk’s 2018 pay voided by judge

An Australian Court confirmed that a parliament staffer raped his colleague inside the country's Parliament. Court's confirmation comes 3 years after the allegations were first made.

Lehrmann's defamation case: Judge finds staffer raped colleague inside Australian parliament

Trump's troubles continue as judge denies motion to dismiss classified documents case

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