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August 9, 2023
Divorce 101 is a 6-week series of public education seminars offering an overview of the divorce process in Maryland.
August 9, 2023
From the blog of Donna Robinson Divine at The Times of Israel
August 9, 2023
The populist Alternative for Germany party officially condemned the EU as a "failed project" in a text adopted at the party's conference.
August 9, 2023
Petitions against two coalition Basic Law amendments, and justice minister's refusal to convene crucial panel, give retiring court chief chance to leave final far-reaching mark
August 9, 2023
The Letter by Representatives of Israel's 200 Biggest Firms Warns of 'Unprecedented and Irreversible Damage to the Israeli Economy and Democracy,' After Netanyahu Repeatedly Refused to Say That He Would Abide by the Upcoming Court Ruling
August 9, 2023
It’s been a long, hot summer in Israel, not only because of the multiple heat waves, but also due to the domestic political developments that have been heating up throughout 2023 and are now reaching a boiling point. With the Supreme Court gearing up to make highly consequential decisions in September and the Knesset in recess until mid-October, it is a good time to look back at all that Israel has gone through since the beginning of the year. For some on the Israeli right, it is a midsummer n...
August 9, 2023
The Protesters Were Barred From Entering the Moshav and Resort Resulting in Them Sleeping Outside in Tents, but Soon After Their Petition Was Submitted to the High Court, the Police Allowed Them Entry
August 9, 2023
Ahead of Next Month's Crucial Hearing on the Law Revoking the Reasonableness Standard, Israel's Top Court Said the Government and Knesset Must Provide Their Answers Until September 3
August 9, 2023
Officials are sowing fear with vaguely worded warnings against “soft resistance” | World News
August 9, 2023
While such moves commonly indicates a shift in the burden of explanation from petitioner to respondent, court insists its decision is for 'purposes of efficiency alone'