The Sunday Times drops its challenge to a court ruling ordering it to hand over evidence to police relating to speeding allegations against Energy Secretary Chris Huhne.
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Times ends Huhne case challenge
An advertising deluge against Newt Gingrich by a group supporting Mitt Romney shows how a court ruling has created powerful ways for outside money to influence elections.
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Restore Our Future Attack Ads Harm Gingrich in Iowa
Saudi King Abdullah has overturned a court ruling sentencing a Saudi woman to be lashed 10 times for defying the kingdom’s ban on female drivers, a government official said Wednesday.
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Saudi King Overturns Verdict Against Woman Driver
Before last weekend, I wouldn’t have thought to associate “liberal” dance protestors with “conservative” gun rights advocates. But they actually have a lot in common: a profoundly distorted – and patently wrong – understanding of their constitutional rights. Here’s a quote from a young woman who attended Saturday’s “Dance Party @TJ’s” to protest a court ruling that forbade such expressive behavior inside the Jefferson Memorial: “We should be able to dance wherever we want to. What makes this country so original and special [is that] everybody is able to express themselves the way they want to and it doesn’t matter where they are.” Read full article > >
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What gun and dance enthusiasts have in common
Two rail unions welcome a court ruling that prevents minor mistakes in balloting being used to halt strike action.
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Unions hail court strike ruling
The Ministry of Defence wins the bulk of its appeal against a court ruling which allowed ex-servicemen who took part in nuclear tests in the 1950s to claim damages.
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MoD wins appeal over atomic tests
An ally of Italian PM Silvio Berlusconi before he took office acted as his “liaison” with the Mafia , a court ruling says.
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Berlusconi ally ‘was Mafia link’
Openly gay recruits will be allowed to join the military…for now. The Defense Department said Tuesday that it will accept openly gay recruits in light of last week’s court ruling that suspended “don’t ask, don’t tell,” a 1993 law banning gays from…
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Military Told to Accept Gay Recruits
A lesbian couple has applied to adopt a child after Florida’s child advocacy agency announced it won’t fight a court ruling that found the state’s ban on such adoptions unconstitutional.
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Lesbian couple file to adopt in Florida
The Canadian government will appeal against an Ontario court ruling overturning bans on pimping, soliciting and brothels, officials say.
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Canada to oppose sex trade ruling
Tens of thousands of security forces are deployed across north India ahead of a court ruling on the long-running Ayodhya religious dispute.
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Heavy security for Ayodhya ruling
The Justice Department moved Tuesday to block a court ruling preventing the use of federal funds for embryonic stem-cell research, warning that the decision could shut down life-saving research if allowed to stand.
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Stem-cell research ruling appealed
Law enforcement officers may place a GPS device on a person’s car without seeking a warrant from a judge, according to a federal appeals court ruling in California.
