A US judge rules Samsung tablets do infringe Apple patents, but said those patents need to be verified, while a Dutch court rejects a Samsung bid to ban Apple products.
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Apple hits Samsung in court again
IMF chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn is remanded in custody on charges that he sexually assaulted a hotel maid, as a New York judge rules he is a flight risk.
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Charged IMF chief is denied bail
A US judge rules the government may ask three associates of Julian Assange to hand over Twitter details in the criminal investigation into Wikileaks.
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Wikileaks Twitter demand upheld
A US judge rules Texan billionaire Allen Stanford is unfit to stand trial at present over accusations he led a $7bn (£4.5bn) fraud scheme.
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Stanford ‘unfit for fraud trial’
A judge rules a Cornwall hotel which refused a double room to a gay couple from Bristol acted unlawfully.
A judge rules that Thomson should pay damages to tourists who were not told about an infectious outbreak at a resort.
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Sick holidaymakers to get damages
A Ugandan judge rules that media companies should not publish the identities of people they say are homosexuals – a decision welcomed by gay rights activists.
An Austrian judge rules that Ivo Sanader will remain in custody in Salzburg for another month while awaiting extradition to Croatia.
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Croatian ex-PM to stay in custody
A judge rules that an 84-year-old pensioner is too ill to face a trial over claims she had breached an Asbo put in place to protect her neighbours from abuse.
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Asbo OAP ‘too ill’ to face trial
A grapefruit knife is “a knife” in the eyes of the law and cannot be sold to under-18s, a high court judge rules during a test case.
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Judge rules that grapefruit cutter is a ‘knife’
The first civilian trial involving a terror suspect held at Guantanamo Bay has hit a major setback as a judge rules that a key eyewitness cannot testify in the case. Hussein Abebe was set to testify against Ahmed Khafan Ghailani in Ghailani’s trial,…
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Judge Bans Witness in Gitmo Case
A judge rules that part of a Leeds office block should be demolished after a neighbour said it was blocking out his light.
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Floor removal ruling in light row
Laws in Canada banning brothels, soliciting and pimping are unconstitutional, an Ontario judge rules, in a case which could set a national precedent.
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Canadian brothel ban overturned
