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‘BJP-backed’ violence, CM ‘against’ Kukis: In Manipur petitions the SC is set to hear again tomorrow

The Supreme Court on Friday is likely to discuss the action taken over a video that showed two women being paraded on the streets by a mob as it hears five petitions linked to the Manipur violence.

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Morning Digest | ED does not have power to seek police remand: T.N. Minister Senthil Balaji argues in SC; NCW chief meets victims of sexual violence in Manipur, and more

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ED does not have the power to seek police remand, Tamil Nadu Minister Senthilbalaji argues in Supreme Court

Tamil Nadu Minister V. Senthilbalaji’s lawyer argued in the Supreme Court that ED officers don't have the power to seek his police custody.

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Transgender persons can avail of any of quota benefits available to the marginalised, government tells SC

The government said transgender persons could also benefit from the 10% quota granted to the Economically Weaker Sections (EWS) of the society.

The Hindu

Allahabad HC extends stay on ASI survey of Gyanvapi premises till July 27

Allahabad High Court stays ASI survey of Gyanvapi mosque till July 27; SC corrects error in July 24 order. Mosque management questions "hot haste" of survey, expresses fear of damage to historic structure. ASI assures survey is "non-invasive". HC reacts sharply to management's apprehensions.

The Hindu

Analysis: Israel’s Supreme Court battle takes a pause but is far from over

Court agrees to hear an appeal against law limiting its powers passed this week, but hearing won’t be until September.

Al Jazeera

Israel’s Supreme Court To Hear Petitions Against ‘Reasonableness Law’

Court sets September date for hearing; opposition vows to defend democracy

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Israel's top court to hear petitions against first part of contentious judicial overhaul

Israel’s highest court says that it will hear petitions in September against a divisive law weakening its power passed by parliament earlier this week

The Independent UK

SC corrects it’s July 24 order on Gyanvapi mosque committee

The Supreme Court on Wednesday corrected it’s order in relation to Gyanvapi mosque case whereby on July 24 it inadvertently disposed of an appeal of the committee questioning maintainability of a suit by Hindus in trial court seeking worship rights inside the mosque . Read further on Dynamite News:

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Citing FATF, Centre urges Supreme Court to let S.K. Mishra continue as Enforcement Directorate chief

The Centre had argued that the ED Director was not a promotional post, so nobody was losing a career opportunity due to the extension of Sanjay Mishra’s tenure.

The Hindu

Second Amendment Roundup: Upholding Oregon's Magazine Ban

Plaintiffs’ experts are biased, but defendants’ are neutral.

Reason

Supreme Court pulls up Centre, Nagaland governments over women’s quota in local body polls

The Supreme Court on Tuesday criticised the Centre and Nagaland government over non-implementation of the constitutional scheme for one-third reservation for women in civic body elections in the northeastern State.

The Hindu

'Proud day for First Nations people': ACT to appoint first Indigenous judge

Louise Taylor's elevation marks a shift in the structure of the Supreme Court.

The Canberra Times

"Texas A&M Suspended Professor Accused of Criticizing Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick in Lecture"

"The professor, an expert on the opioids crisis, was placed on paid administrative leave and investigated, raising questions about the extent of political interference in higher education, particularly in health-related matters."

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Israeli Attorney General Challenges Law Protecting Prime Minister From Recusal

Gali Baharav-Miara asks Supreme Court to strike down law favoring Netanyahu amid corruption trial.

The Hindu

Dangerous overhaul: On Israel’s judicial overhaul plan

Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu might have pushed the judicial overhaul Bill through the Knesset, but he has rendered Israel weaker

Salon

Alabama ignores SCOTUS racist map ruling

Republicans "remain determined to rob Black voters of the representation we deserve," advocacy groups say

Al Jazeera

What’s next for Israel after Netanyahu’s judicial overhaul bill?

The new law limiting the powers of the judiciary is not irreversible but the path ahead is uncertain.

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Israel’s Supreme Court Faces Constitutional Crisis Over Judicial Reform Law

Legal experts warn that striking down the 'reasonableness law' could give the court unprecedented power and trigger a crisis.

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Israeli Party Seeks To Codify Torah Study As A Core State Value

Israeli party proposes quasi-constitutional law to elevate Torah study as a core state value

France 24

Israeli doctors walk out, unions threaten general strike after passage of judicial reform law

Thousands of Israeli doctors walked out of work, labor leaders threatened a general strike and senior justices rushed home from a trip abroad Tuesday, a day after the government approved a law weakening the country's supreme court that critics say will erode the system of checks and balances.

WEKU

Up First briefing: Climate worsens heat waves; Israel protests; Emmett Till monument

A study finds climate change is making heat waves worse. Protests erupted in Israel after the government passed a law to weaken its judiciary. Biden will designate a national monument for Emmett Till.

The Independent UK

Israeli doctors walk off the job and more strikes are threatened after law weakening courts passes

Thousands of Israeli doctors walked out of work, labor leaders threatened a general strike and senior justices rushed home from a trip abroad

Evening Standard

Israel judicial reform: What are the protests about?

Tens of thousands of people took to the streets in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv to protest a series of drastic changes to the country’s judicial system under Israel’s right-wing government

Roll Call

Many redistricting redos pending, but ’24 election outlook unclear

Lines could be redrawn — or litigation could drag on — in Alabama, Florida, Louisiana, New York, North Carolina South Carolina and Utah.

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