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Court suspends Thailand's prime minister to investigate a leaked phone call
BANGKOK — Thailand’s Constitutional Court suspended Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra on Tuesday, pending an ethics investigation over accusations that she was too deferential to a senior Cambodian leader when the two discussed a recent border dispute in a phone call that was leaked.
Legal scholars warn court’s intervention ‘remains likely in the future’ and electoral mandates risk being curtailed by ...
As Ukraine continues its path toward European integration while defending itself against Russian aggression, the strength of ...
The country has become so divided, some scholars say, that leaders of the three branches are often more loyal to their ...
A federal appeals court ruled that Alabama prosecutors violated the constitutional rights of a man who was sentenced to death ...
Recent rulings and Congressional inaction have consolidated sweeping authority in President Trump’s hands, reshaping the U.S.
Several lawmakers in the House of Representatives have called the Constitutional Court’s ruling that ordered split local and ...
Montana came up short at the U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday in its bid to revive a parental consent law for abortion access, ...
The Supreme Court's recent decision in Department of Homeland Security v. D.V.D. has raised concerns about the erosion of due ...
The move disappointed abortion opponents. But two of the court's conservative justices - Alito and Thomas - said it may take ...
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Alito had to contort the meaning of canonical Supreme Court doctrine so that he could either ignore established precedent or ...
In a major human rights victory, Italy bans involuntary psychiatric detention without due process. The ruling challenges coercive mental health practices worldwide.
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