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Cops Firing Upon Car Driver In Plain Clothes Not Official Duty: Supreme Court
The conduct of police personnel surrounding a civilian vehicle in plain clothes and jointly firing upon its occupant cannot be considered under duties of public order or effecting lawful arrest, the Supreme Court has said.
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Non-Servitors Banned From Climbing Chariots During Rath Yatra: Odisha Minister
The Odisha government will take stringent legal action, including arrests, against any non-servitor found climbing the chariots during this year's Rath Yatra in Puri, Law Minister Prithviraj Harichandan said on Sunday.
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Huge Rule Change In Cricket: Boundary Catches Involving 'Bunny Hops' Now Illegal, To Be Integrated In ICC Manual
The new ruling set to be integrated into ICC's playing conditions this month and the MCC's laws from October next year
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UK MPs Divided On Ban On Assisted Dying Adverts
Adverts about assisted dying should be banned if proposed UK legislation allowing terminally ill people to be helped to die becomes law, MPs were told Friday.
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After Honeymoon Murder Case, Meghalaya To Tighten Residents' Safety And Security Law
The Meghalaya government today decided to revisit the Meghalaya Residents Safety and Security Act (MRSSA) in light of the recent murder of a businessman from Indore in the tourist hotspot Sohra.
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Brazil's Top Court Votes to Hold Social Media Platforms Accountable for User Posts
Brazil's Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that social media firms are responsible for certain user-posted content in the country. This could result in fines against social media companies in Brazil. The decision could impact the business of platforms including Meta's Facebook and Instagram, as well as TikTok, Elon Musk's X and other internet giants, s...
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US Senators Seek Details on Meta's Stablecoin Plans as GENIUS Act Stands Close to Approval
US senators Elizabeth Warren and Richard Blumenthal have asked Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg to clarify whether the company intends to launch its stablecoin. The letter to Meta, dated June 11, follows a recent Fortune report that claimed the company is exploring stablecoins to facilitate cost-effective cross-border payouts.
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New York Politician Says She'll Help People Get Firearms Permit. Here's Why
A Queens city lawmaker is urging her constituents to take up firearms and exercise their "constitutional right to defend themselves" after a home invasion left a local family tied up and robbed by suspects posing as Amazon delivery workers.
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Indian Man Who Was Pinned Down At US Airport Had Entered Country Illegally
A man filmed being pinned to the floor and handcuffed by law enforcement officials in the United States has been identified as an Indian national who had illegally entered the country.
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French Tesla Customers Sue Brand Over Becoming 'Extreme Right'
Around 10 French clients with leases on Teslas are suing the US carmaker, run by Elon Musk, because they consider the vehicles to be "extreme-right" symbols, the law firm representing them said on Wednesday.
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Protests In LA Intensify Over Federal Immigration Sweeps, Tear Gas Used
Protests outside a federal detention centre in Los Angeles turned tense as law enforcement agencies, including the California National Guard and Department of Homeland Security, fired non-lethal tear gas outside the facility to disperse protesters.
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Greta Thunberg Back In Sweden After Deportation From Israel
Activist Greta Thunberg returned home to Sweden late Tuesday after being deported from Israel, lambasting the country for its "violations of international law and war crimes" in Gaza.
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"Tarred And Feathered": US Speaker Calls For California Governor's Torture
To put an end to the protests, about 700 Marines have been deployed in Los Angeles and 4,000 National Guard troops have been mobilised. The American military does not have any domestic law enforcement role.
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"Deranged, Dangerous": California Governor Shreds Trump Over Military Move
To put an end to the protests, about 700 Marines have been deployed in Los Angeles and 4,000 National Guard troops have been mobilised. Notably, the American military does not have any domestic law enforcement role.
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Gurugram Bar Body Bans Non Lawyers From Wearing White Shirt, Black Trousers
The Gurugram District Bar Association has passed a resolution "banning" non-lawyers from wearing white shirts and black trousers in the court premises.
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Cops Firing Upon Car Driver In Plain Clothes Not Official Duty: Supreme Court
The conduct of police personnel surrounding a civilian vehicle in plain clothes and jointly firing upon its occupant cannot be considered under duties of public order or effecting lawful arrest, the Supreme Court has said.
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Non-Servitors Banned From Climbing Chariots During Rath Yatra: Odisha Minister
The Odisha government will take stringent legal action, including arrests, against any non-servitor found climbing the chariots during this year's Rath Yatra in Puri, Law Minister Prithviraj Harichandan said on Sunday.
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Huge Rule Change In Cricket: Boundary Catches Involving 'Bunny Hops' Now Illegal, To Be Integrated In ICC Manual
The new ruling set to be integrated into ICC's playing conditions this month and the MCC's laws from October next year
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UK MPs Divided On Ban On Assisted Dying Adverts
Adverts about assisted dying should be banned if proposed UK legislation allowing terminally ill people to be helped to die becomes law, MPs were told Friday.
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After Honeymoon Murder Case, Meghalaya To Tighten Residents' Safety And Security Law
The Meghalaya government today decided to revisit the Meghalaya Residents Safety and Security Act (MRSSA) in light of the recent murder of a businessman from Indore in the tourist hotspot Sohra.
-
Brazil's Top Court Votes to Hold Social Media Platforms Accountable for User Posts
Brazil's Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that social media firms are responsible for certain user-posted content in the country. This could result in fines against social media companies in Brazil. The decision could impact the business of platforms including Meta's Facebook and Instagram, as well as TikTok, Elon Musk's X and other internet giants, s...
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US Senators Seek Details on Meta's Stablecoin Plans as GENIUS Act Stands Close to Approval
US senators Elizabeth Warren and Richard Blumenthal have asked Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg to clarify whether the company intends to launch its stablecoin. The letter to Meta, dated June 11, follows a recent Fortune report that claimed the company is exploring stablecoins to facilitate cost-effective cross-border payouts.
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New York Politician Says She'll Help People Get Firearms Permit. Here's Why
A Queens city lawmaker is urging her constituents to take up firearms and exercise their "constitutional right to defend themselves" after a home invasion left a local family tied up and robbed by suspects posing as Amazon delivery workers.
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Indian Man Who Was Pinned Down At US Airport Had Entered Country Illegally
A man filmed being pinned to the floor and handcuffed by law enforcement officials in the United States has been identified as an Indian national who had illegally entered the country.
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French Tesla Customers Sue Brand Over Becoming 'Extreme Right'
Around 10 French clients with leases on Teslas are suing the US carmaker, run by Elon Musk, because they consider the vehicles to be "extreme-right" symbols, the law firm representing them said on Wednesday.
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Protests In LA Intensify Over Federal Immigration Sweeps, Tear Gas Used
Protests outside a federal detention centre in Los Angeles turned tense as law enforcement agencies, including the California National Guard and Department of Homeland Security, fired non-lethal tear gas outside the facility to disperse protesters.
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Greta Thunberg Back In Sweden After Deportation From Israel
Activist Greta Thunberg returned home to Sweden late Tuesday after being deported from Israel, lambasting the country for its "violations of international law and war crimes" in Gaza.
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"Tarred And Feathered": US Speaker Calls For California Governor's Torture
To put an end to the protests, about 700 Marines have been deployed in Los Angeles and 4,000 National Guard troops have been mobilised. The American military does not have any domestic law enforcement role.
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"Deranged, Dangerous": California Governor Shreds Trump Over Military Move
To put an end to the protests, about 700 Marines have been deployed in Los Angeles and 4,000 National Guard troops have been mobilised. Notably, the American military does not have any domestic law enforcement role.
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Gurugram Bar Body Bans Non Lawyers From Wearing White Shirt, Black Trousers
The Gurugram District Bar Association has passed a resolution "banning" non-lawyers from wearing white shirts and black trousers in the court premises.
