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Reforming the Legal Landscape: New Sentencing and Leasehold Laws in the UK

In the realm of UK law, significant changes are on the horizon. The government’s ambitious legislative program in anticipation of the autumn 2024 general election has put a spotlight on criminal sentencing and the leasehold system. As law students and practicing lawyers, it’s crucial to stay informed about these developments that will shape the future…
Contentious Testimony: Donald Trump’s Bitter Exchange in Civil Fraud Case

During Donald Trump’s testimony in a civil fraud case brought by the New York attorney general’s office, the proceedings were marked by bitter exchanges and contentious interactions. Trump’s answers and outbursts led to admonishments from the judge and threats to curtail his testimony. Trump repeatedly lost his temper and directed his ire at the judge,…
Supreme Court Overturns Color Blindness Barrier, Empowering Aspiring Electrical Engineers

Link to ruling: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1H-yl3aRFbZfdKUsoS7V5g7iCTh-ELwLQ/view?usp=sharing In a landmark decision on October 16, the Supreme Court has paved the way for individuals with color blindness to pursue their dreams in the field of electrical engineering. The case involved the Tamil Nadu Generation and Distribution Corporation Limited (TANGEDCO) refusing to appoint a person with color blindness as an…
Justice Prevails: 5 Men Convicted in Soumya Vishwanathan Murder Case After15 Years

In a long-awaited verdict, a Delhi Court has finally brought justice to the murder case of journalist Soumya Vishwanathan, over 15 years after her tragic death in 2008. The Additional Sessions Judge Ravindra Kumar Pandey of Saket Court delivered a landmark judgment, affirming the prosecution’s unwavering evidence, dispelling any reasonable doubts. This development followed the…
Justice Served: Landlady Ordered to Compensate Slave After 16-Year Exploitation

In a landmark legal decision, Judge Christine Laing, the honorary recorder of Brighton and Hove, has ruled that Farzana Kausar, a Hove landlady, must pay nearly £200,000 in restitution to a vulnerable woman who endured 16 years of modern-day slavery. This significant verdict was delivered at Lewes Crown Court, sending a powerful message about justice…
Breaking Barriers: Progressive Legislation Empowers LGBT+ Individuals with HIV to Build

“Breaking Barriers: HIV-Positive Individuals Granted Surrogacy and Fertility Rights Minister Maria Caulfield MP’s recent announcement in Parliament has marked a significant milestone in the fight for equality and inclusivity within the realm of fertility treatments. The groundbreaking legislation change, revealed on Tuesday (24 October) during a discussion on IVF provision, empowers people living with HIV…