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A recent incident at an authorized protest in Stockholm drew outrage from governments in several majority Muslim countries
Sweden’s justice minister has said his government may be open to amending a protest law, after the public burning of a Koran
We wrote previously about how nobody seemed to be talking seriously about the noncompete bill that was passed by both the New York General Assembly and Senate last month. If signed by Governor Hochul, the bill would ban non-competes without …
A BC man who pleaded guilty to four counts related to breaching Canadian and US fishing laws has been given a three-year deadline to pay $160,000 worth of fines.
Judge Kimberly Arthur-Leung considered Hoan Trung Do’s fishing activities in Boundary
She accused Fox News of fostering a “toxic atmosphere victimizing women.”
Fox News has settled a pair of lawsuits brought by a former employee for $12 million, according to a statement issued on Friday by the employee’s attorney, marking the
Remember, back in 2020, when Donald Trump held a truly off-the-rails meeting in the Oval Office in which seizing voting machines and invoking martial law were discussed as part of a desperate, unhinged attempt to stay in power? Special counsel
John Deaton expresses mixed feelings as SEC lawyer allegedly departs Ripple case
In a recent update to the SEC v. Ripple case, attorney and legal representative of XRP holders, John Deaton, took to Twitter to express his
Room 31 at the Vancouver law courts is normally a quiet, somewhat boring place, where lawyers present brief arguments on procedural questions and spectators rarely present.
But Friday morning was different. As a clerk attempted to organize a long list
Customs and Border Protection (CBP) recently indicated potential increased scrutiny of battery technology under the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (“UFLPA,” or the “Act”). Although the Act covers essentially all trade touching China’s Xinjiang region, it specifically lists cotton, polysilicon, …
Former state attorney Moshe Lador has assailed the conduct of judges in the trial of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu after they advised the prosecution and the defense behind closed doors that with most of the prosecution’s witnesses heard, they believe
