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Administration of JusticeIn the instant case, we find initiation of criminal proceedings before a forum which had no territorial jurisdiction by submitting incorrect facts and giving frivolous reasons...

This is why it’s so important for you to read and understand the Constitution for yourself. Not only so you can recognize these unconstitutional acts, but so you can prepare yourself to defend and assert your rights, including the right to have the supreme law of the land faithfully enforced.

Adverse PossessionAdverse Possession - Declaration of title can be sought based on adverse possession. (Para 5) 2024 LiveLaw (SC) 82BailAnticipatory bail cannot be granted merely because the accused...

The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals’ refusal to rehear a pivotal gas appliance regulation decision has thrown a wrench into local efforts to reduce fossil fuel use.

The United States set a global and historical record in 2023, producing more than 13.2 million barrels of crude oil per day. This daily value is more than at any time in U.S. history and more than major competitors, like Russia and Saudi Arabia, number two and three in output, respectively.

Net-zero initiatives in the UK and U.S. are facing consumer backlash and harsh financial realities, forcing governments to reconsider their policies.

The United States set a global and historical record in 2023, producing more than 13.2 million barrels of crude oil per day. This daily value is more than at any

A small study seems to suggest that proteins related to the neurodegenerative disease can be transferred from person to person through surgical procedures. Plus, Japan’s Moon lander makes a comeback and ‘wildly weird’ scraps of genetic material discovered in gut microbes. A small study seems to suggest that proteins related to the neurodegenerative disease can be transferred from person to person through surgical procedures. Plus, Japan’s Moon lander makes a comeback and ...

The Biden administration finalized energy efficiency regulations targeting gas-powered stovetops as part of its broader climate agenda, but backed off a more aggressive proposal it issued last year which attracted substantial criticism. The Department of Energy (DOE) issued the final rules Monday after nearly 12 months of feedback from consumer advocates, industry associations and climate

The Department of Energy finalized its gas-powered stovetop regulations on Monday, backing off a more aggressive proposal it issued last year which received significant opposition.