Victim Images Did Not Mar Trial, Justices Rule
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The Supreme Court ruled yesterday that family members wearing buttons bearing the image of their slain  loved one did not compromise his killer's right to a fair trial.
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In the socialiteâs case, the national obsession with celebrity collided with the issue of the equal application of justice.
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A debate over media ethics fueled by the media releasing to the public the photographs of Bollywood stars Kareena Kapoor and Shahid Kapur in an intimate posture finally reached the Supreme Court on Friday when two judges, hearing a case relating to media rights, observed that it was 'not in good taste'.
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In a smoking suit, a jury wrongly punished Big Tobacco for injuries to nonlitigants, the justices ruled.
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A jury decides the Office technology doesn't impose on another software maker's patent.
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In a potentially landmark case in Vermont, judge says that thanks to the Fifth Amendment, a child pornography defendant doesn't need to turn over his laptop's PGP passphrase.
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A senior banker who brought a landmark âsexism in the cityâ case against one of the worldâs best-known investment banks was not the victim of gender discrimination, a tribunal ruled today.
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Three photographers who took pictures of Britain&#39;s Princess Diana and her friend Dodi al Fayed on the night of their fatal 1997 car crash did not break French privacy laws, an appeals court ruled Tuesday.
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Police do not violate the  constitutional ban on unreasonable searches and seizures when  they stop someone suspected of one crime and then cite a  different crime as the basis of the arrest, the U.S. Supreme  Court ruled on Monday.
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The Supreme Court on Monday overturned the death sentence of a convicted Texas killer because jurors in his trial did not consider his learning disability and other evidence.
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A French appeals court ruled Friday that a 78-year-old Frenchman who attacked Marcel Duchamp's famed porcelain urinal with a hammer last year does not have to pay $260,000 in damages.
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Three photographers who took pictures of  Britain's Princess Diana and her friend Dodi al Fayed on the  night of their fatal 1997 car crash did not break French  privacy laws, an appeals court ruled Tuesday.
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The media has no absolute constitutional protection when reporting defamatory comments made by reputable public figures, even when describing the comments in a neutral way, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled.
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The U.S. Supreme Court ruled unanimously today that seriously injuring someone while driving drunk does not amount to a "crime of violence" that would be grounds for deporting non-citizens.
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The Israeli Supreme Court decided Thursday not to issue a blanket ban against the targeted killing of Palestinian militants, ruling that some of the killings were legal under international law.
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The Supreme Court swept aside complaints that the state chooses its trial judges through a system that favors party cronies and gives voters no real say.
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The U.S. Supreme Court, in an opinion by ailing Chief Justice William Rehnquist, ruled on Tuesday that driving while intoxicated is not a crime of violence that would warrant deportation.