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New bench, old battle: Maratha reservation case to be reheard for third time by Bombay High Court
After the 2024 Act was passed, petitions were filed in the High Court calling the Act unconstitutional and claiming it
Parents of 5-year-old with autism say school dad 'pursued actions of vengeance' against their child by pushing for assault charges: Lawsuit
The elementary school in Tennessee where a 5-year-old boy with autism was accused of criminal assault (Google Maps). A family
Unfortunate that people still prefer male child: Bombay High Court in female infanticide case
The case arose from Gadchiroli district. According to the prosecution, the newborn drowned in a tub. A heavy brick was
Cooley, Ropes and SullCrom team up with OpenAI to build legal AI tools – The Lawyer
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AI Slop” Decried by Florida Appellate Court: “Counsel’s Lengthy and Unfocused Filings Contain Gibberish
From Wednesday’s decision by Florida Court of Appeal Justice Gross in Lisandrillo v. Palozzi, joined by Justice Robert Gross, joined
18 NCLT Benches holding half-day sittings due to member shortage: Bar Association to Supreme Court
The Association said that although the Supreme Court had earlier contemplated 246 supporting staff posts for the NCLT and NCLAT,
Paul Weiss litigation team joins Gibson Dunn
Paul Weiss litigation team joins Gibson Dunn
The fundamental confusions of federal Indian law
I wanted to begin this series for SCOTUSblog by discussing some fundamentals (and fundamental confusions) of federal Indian law. Despite