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6 Things About Judge Who Blocked Trump From Culling Bureaucracy During Shutdown

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The federal judge who blocked the Trump administration’s ouster of federal employees on Wednesday has a record of controversial rulings spanning from siding with environmentalists. Read More The post 6 Things About Judge Who Blocked Trump From Culling Bureaucracy During Shutdown appeared first on The Daily Signal. Continue reading 6 Things About Judge Who Blocked Trump From Culling Bureaucracy During Shutdown→

Bombay HC Upholds Life Sentence For Software Engineer In 2008 Pune Ex-Girlfriend Murder Case

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The Bombay High Court has upheld the conviction and life sentence imposed on a software engineer for the 2008 “brutal” murder of his former girlfriend and colleague in Pune. The court noted that the case was a brutal homicidal death of a young girl with the motive being extreme hatred, jealousy and vengeance. Continue reading Bombay HC Upholds Life Sentence For Software Engineer In 2008 Pune Ex-Girlfriend Murder Case→

Supreme Court allows 100-year-old Ram Leela in Uttar Pradesh

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The Supreme Court dismissed a plea on holding religious festivities in school grounds but allowed the century-old Ram Leela in Uttar Pradeshs Tundla to continue. The bench observed the tradition has been running for over 100 years and directed that festivities must not inconvenience students or obstruct sports activities. Continue reading Supreme Court allows 100-year-old Ram Leela in Uttar Pradesh→

Supreme Court Justice Elron retires after 30 years of public service

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His retirement leaves 11 justices on the Supreme Court panel where there should be 15 leaving it at a 70% capacity. Continue reading Supreme Court Justice Elron retires after 30 years of public service→