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5 hours ago · Following the Alabama Supreme Court decision, Gov. Kay Ivey signed a law shielding IVF patients and providers from legal liability. When Iowa Democrats brought up concerns about how a bill that would change “human pregnancy” to “unborn person” could affect IVF in the state during a House debate in March, Republican Rep. Skyler Wheeler ...
May 30, 2024 · (2) On the abolition of the office of master and acting master of the Supreme Court: (a) a person holding office as a master of the Supreme Court immediately before that abolition is by this clause appointed as an associate Judge of the Supreme Court, and (b) a person holding office as an acting master of the Supreme Court
May 30, 2024 · the Supreme Court for an order under this section. (2)If the Supreme Court is satisfied the forfeiture has caused hardship to the dependant, the Court may— (a)order that the dependant is entitled to be paid a specified amount out of the proceeds of sale of the interest, being an amount the Court thinks necessary to
22 hours ago · On 26 September 1898, after a Cabinet vote, the Minister of Justice appealed to the Supreme Court. On 29 October 1898, after the submission of the report from the recorder Alphonse Bard, the Criminal Chamber of the Court stated that "the application is admissible and will proceed with a supplementary investigation".
22 hours ago · The manifesto promised to amend the Constitution to create two divisions in the Supreme Court: a Constitutional Court and a Court of Appeal. The Constitutional Court consisting of the seven seniormost judges will hear and decide cases involving the interpretation of the Constitution and other cases of legal significance or national importance.
