An Australian bouncy castle operator has been found not guilty in a tragic accident that took the lives of six children. The court determined there was insufficient evidence to convict, sparking passionate debates about safety regulations and their enforcement
Australian Robert Pether, held captive in Iraq, has been granted a conditional release, BBC reports. Although details about his freedom and the conditions are still limited, authorities are keeping a close watch on the unfolding situation
Indian-origin pharma magnate Tonmoy Sharma was arrested in Los Angeles for masterminding a massive $149 million healthcare fraud. Authorities say his intricate scheme has sent shockwaves through the US healthcare system, reports the Times of India
At the Australia mushroom trial, tearful Erin Patterson captivated the courtroom, stepping into the spotlight with an unforgettable presence. Her heartfelt testimony breathed life into the human side of the case, creating a powerful and defining moment in this intense legal battle
Brazil has launched a ₹300 crore lawsuit against China’s BYD, accusing the company of imposing “slave-like” working conditions on its employees. This bold legal move shines a spotlight on mounting concerns over labor rights in global business practices
An Argentine court has declared a mistrial in the case surrounding soccer legend Diego Maradona’s death, citing procedural errors. This ruling puts the trial of the medical staff accused of negligence on hold, prolonging the search for justice
Tate brothers face serious charges in the UK, accused of rape and human trafficking. Authorities claim they are linked to exploitative crimes, sparking intense investigations. Legal battles are now unfolding
Brij Bhushan Singh, the former chief of India’s wrestling federation, has been exonerated from allegations of sexually harassing a minor. This verdict follows an extensive investigation into the claims that ignited considerable debate and concern within the sports community.
In a groundbreaking case, Martin v. USA has made its way to the Supreme Court, following a disastrous raid on the wrong home by federal agents. This shocking incident ignites vital discussions about accountability and the fundamental rights of citizens in the face of unlawful search and seizure.
A Moscow court has reportedly ruled against Google, declaring the tech giant guilty of breaching Russian law by revealing sensitive data on military casualties from the ongoing conflict. This decision underscores the escalating friction between Russian authorities and global technology firms, as reported by TASS
Mothers of victims from the 2015 Brazil dam collapse expressed their outrage as a London court case concluded, seeking justice for their lost loved ones. The legal battle highlights ongoing accountability issues surrounding multinational corporations and environmental disasters.
France’s former spy chief was found guilty of misappropriating public resources to benefit luxury goods giant LVMH. The court ruling underscores concerns over the intertwining of government and corporate interests, prompting calls for accountability and reform.
