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PITTSBURGH – A father who was banned from attending all school events by the Jefferson-Morgan School District due to alleged bullying, physical aggression and use of profanity and claimed he was defamed by the District, has settled his claims.

Colorado’s Supreme Court justices were generally aware of a memo containing allegations about judicial misconduct nearly two years before it was made public, according to testimony one of the justices

If confirmed as a justice on the Supreme Court, Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson "should recuse herself" from a case over alleged discrimination practices in Harvard University's admissions, according to legal scholar Jonathan Turley.

The Judicial Code of Conduct instructs judges to avoid even the appearance of conflicts or bias.

A general introduction to the tax courts and tribunals in Belgium, including key procedural considerations.

Former Chief Justice Mogoeng Mogoeng says people are being attacked for freely expressing views that are unpopular

Private party co-defendants in a lawsuit against a Pennsylvania state agency can "borrow" the state's rules for objecting to a venue, even if the state had waived its own objection when it bowed out of the case, a Commonwealth Court panel ruled Wednesday.

Former Chief Justice Mogoeng Mogoeng recently apologised for expressing pro-Israel comments which received backlash

Former Chief Justice Mogoeng Mogoeng had previously said he would never apologise for pro-Israel remarks which received backlash

#Africa4Palestine has welcomed former Chief Justice Mogoeng Mogoeng's apology on his pro-Israel remarks he made in 2020.