A group of Michael Jackson loyalists is set to charter a plane and fly over LA to “demand justice” for late pop icon as his former personal physician appears in court.
These fans have collected 833pounds to rent an airplane that will carry the banner, “We demand justice for Michael Jackson”, reports the Daily Star.
The [...] Continue reading MJ fans to fly over court ”for justice” during Murray’’s hearing
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The Supreme Court on Thursday said the Government of Bihar has no authority to file an appeal against Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) supremo Lalu Prasad’’s 2006 acquittal in a disproportionate assets case.
“The Bihar Government is not a competent authority to file an appeal in the case,” a three-judge bench comprising Chief Justice K G Balakrishnan [...] Continue reading Supreme Court provides relief to Lalu Prasad in disproportionate assets case
Jharkhand High Court Tuesday stayed the transfer of Income Tax (IT) official Ujjwal Chaudhary, the main investigator of the Madhu Koda scam, till the probe in the case is completely.
“A division bench of Chief Justice Gyan Sudha Mishra and Justice R.R. Prasad stayed the transfer of IT director (Investigation) Ujjwal Chaudhary till investigation of the [...] Continue reading Court stays transfer of official probing Koda scam
The Supreme Court on Monday granted relief to Congress party leader Sajjan Kumar, who is one of the accused in the 1984 anti-Sikh riots case, saying it would not intervene with a Delhi High Court order that granted bail to Kumar in the case.
The apex court raised several questions in this regard and said, “If [...] Continue reading Supreme Court grants relief to anti-Sikh riots case accused Sajjan Kumar
The Supreme Court on Monday dismissed a petition filed by the Republican Party of India (RPI) leader Ramdas Athawale, saying the first meeting of Parliament each year could not be necessarily considered as its first session.
Athawale had challenged Lok Sabha Speaker’’s decision to treat the first meeting of the House in January 2004 as the [...] Continue reading First Parliamentary meeting should not be considered as first session, says Supreme Court