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The Winter Session would begin with the speech of Governor Indrasena Reddy Nallu.

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From the number of amendments to what they mean, here's everything you need to know about constitutional amendments.

Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody is intervening in a federal court case to defend a state law designed to help victims of terrorism receive relief.

Attorney General Ashley Moody is stepping in to defend a Florida state law aimed at providing relief to victims of terrorism. The law, signed by Governor Ron DeSantis earlier this year, allows for civil remedies for individuals injured by acts of terrorism. The case in question involves plaintiffs Carlos Marrón and his wife Maria Marrón, who were awarded a final default judgment of $153 million against defendant Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and other parties.The plaintiffs are now seeki...

Although the original list of Union Territories mostly contained areas which were considered ‘backward’ or tribal, it went on to be altered significantly to include places like Chandigarh as well as the French and Portuguese colonies.More recently, Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh were added to the list. Adrija Roychowdhury and Srijana Siri find out how the idea of Union Territories was conceived in India and how they evolved.

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The 2023-2024 U.S. Supreme Court term will feature cases on several issues of interest to state and territorial governments, including federal authority and administrative law, redistricting, free speech and social media, firearm restrictions in domestic violence cases, amongst others.

WilmerHale partners say the evidentiary standards that in-house agency courts use are more relaxed than the Federal Rules of Evidence, leading to questions of fundamental fairness in...

(WHTM) — On Dec. 15, 1791, the Virginia General Assembly ratified the first ten amendments to the Constitution. It was the 11th state to do so, fulfilling the requirement that three-fourths of the states approve of a constitutional amendment (Vermont had by then become the 14th state.) What we now call the Bill of Rights […]