Supreme Court Rulings Across Nations
7 articles from 7 countries
Supreme Courts worldwide issue significant rulings, from Panama rejecting appeals in a corruption case to Brazil's court viewing spending bills as a challenge. Taiwan's court orders a retrial for a double murderer, while India's court affirms the Insolvency Code's precedence.
Trump calls Supreme Court ruling on birthright citizenship an 'aberration'
- Donald Trump called the Supreme Court's ruling on birthright citizenship an "aberration." - The ruling affirmed that children born in the U.S. are citizens, regardless of their parents' immigration status. - Trump plans to seek an "immediate" hearing to reconsider the decision, citing concerns about national sovereignty.
Trump to seek review of U.S. Supreme Court birthright citizenship ruling
- Former U.S. President Donald Trump plans to request a reconsideration of a Supreme Court ruling that denied his attempt to limit birthright citizenship. - Trump called the court's decision "crazy" aโฆ
Supreme Court goes fully digital, ditches paper records to curb tampering
- Nigeria's Supreme Court has fully transitioned to digital records, abandoning paper to prevent tampering. - This move aims to enhance justice administration efficiency and public trust. - Other courโฆ
Yoon Suk-yeol's First Supreme Court Ruling Today: Key Issues Include 'Obstruction of Arrest' and 'Foreign Press Release'
- The Supreme Court is set to deliver its first ruling on former President Yoon Suk-yeol's appeal concerning charges related to obstructing an investigation into the 12.12 emergency martial law. - Yooโฆ
Trump asks Supreme Court to delay $5 million payment to E. Jean Carroll
- Donald Trump is asking the Supreme Court to delay the payment of $5 million to E. Jean Carroll. - Trump wants the money to remain in a federal court account until the Supreme Court reconsiders his aโฆ
ล ibenik Court President Resigns Day Before Supreme Court Chief Sought His Dismissal
- Mirko ล karica resigned as president of the Municipal Court in ล ibenik on July 1, 2026, preempting a move by the President of the Supreme Court, Mirta Matiฤ, to have him removed. - ล karica's resignatโฆ
Supreme Court admits Catholic, Presbyterian bodies in Wesley Girls hijab case
- The Supreme Court has allowed the Catholic and Presbyterian bodies to join a lawsuit concerning religious practices at Wesley Girls' High School. - The case challenges alleged discrimination againstโฆ