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The report urges lawmakers to, among other things, define its subpoena powers, a point of contention last year over which the Montana Supreme Court got the final say.

Politics in Nigeria is largely of the transhumant variety. It is not defined by any big ideas. With the exception of perhaps the late Chief Obafemi Awolowo, Nigerian politicians have been largely devoid of clear ideological moorings.

The leading actors in Nigerian politics have changed or evolved party affiliations. This may explain the rich harvest of malapropism.

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In a letter addressed to JSC secretary Walter Chikwanha dated November 10, 2022, Mbatha accused Gwaunza of abuse of power as a judge

Download logoThe UN Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW) today issued its findings on Armenia, Belgium, Finland, The

Arkansas Supreme Court Justice Robin Wynne says he believes in maintaining distance from partisan politics when it comes to judicial races, while District Judge Chris Carnahan embraces his conservative values.

We kicked off the Opening of the Legal Year with a vibrant series of events and meetings with members and stakeholders from around the world.

The Western Cape Judge President, in his ‘Reasons for Judgment’ released last month (5 September), basically blew off the National Prosecuting Authority.

One Kentucky judge’s race is so contentious that it’s been taken to court, with the resulting decision being that it’ll be up to the voters to learn about the issues and make a choice.