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All cases under the 2007 Computer Crimes Act may be inadmissible now Approximately 50,000 defamation cases that were filed under the 2007 Computer Crimes Act may soon be dismissed according to the lead author of […]
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A Myanmar township court has rejected villagers’ attempts to file a lawsuit again President Thein Sein, which alleges that he carried responsibility for brutal attacks in Sagaing Division last November 2012. The court rejected the complaint […]
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NORML | The U.S. Court of Appeals for the D. C. Circuit will hear opening arguments in a lawsuit challenging the federal government’s refusal to consider reclassifying marijuana as a schedule I prohibited substance under […]
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The New American | New York Federal Judge Katherine Forrest struck down a provision in the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) that allows Americans to be indefinitely detained simply for being accused of supporting terrorist […]
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WSJ | Several Supreme Court justices suggested they were ready to limit the reach of the U.S. courts over international-law abuses abroad. The justices argued whether the Alien Tort Claims Act, a law authorizing noncitizens […]
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Washington Post | Of all the media outlets that have taken shots at Beef Products and its “lean, finely textured beef,” the South Dakota-based company apparently feels slimed by only one: ABC and its ABC […]
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The Star | In June, the president of Zambia launched a defamation lawsuit against Canadian lawyer Robert Amsterdam. Earlier this week, the head of Thailand’s army followed suit. Amsterdam, who has made a name for […]
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A discrimination and retaliation lawsuit has made its way into the federal government’s immigration enforcement agency. The lawsuit, filed by a top federal immigration official alleges that he was denied a high-level position in the […]
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HSBC won a legal bid to clear out anti-capitalists protestors from a public space below the bank’s Asian headquarters in the southern Chinese financial center of Hong Kong. The activists must leave by 9p.m. on August […]
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A group of 37 Thai villagers have filed a lawsuit in the Administrative Court to cancel an agreement for the Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand to buy almost all of the power from a dam along […]
