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Prioritise own knowledge, don't depend too much on AI: Former SC judge to students
Thane, Oct 10 (PTI) Former Supreme Court judge Abhay Oka cautioned law students against relying too much on Artificial Intelligence and urged them to prioritize their own knowledge, study habits, and ...
The Chosun Ilbo on MSN
Chief justice denies knowledge of Supreme Court's 108M won wine spending
The Supreme Court spent 108 million Korean won on wine from January 2022 to August 2025. Chief Justice, did you drink all of ...
On social media, we often come across videos of government mobile courts fining businesses for using unauthorised chemicals, ...
In the 1920s, Egyptologist Flinders Petrie discovered an unsettling number of subsidiary burials surrounding royal tomb ...
Wilmington Star-News on MSN
Meet the candidates for New Hanover County court clerk
Incumbent Jan Giacalone Kennedy and challenger Jennie Thomason discuss their platforms for New Hanover court clerk.
The November runoff for Miami-Dade’s 11th Circuit Court judge Group 69 features two veteran lawyers, each with 30-plus years of experience and strong local roots: Rita Maria Baez and Bonita ...
The Court also held that an injury to a non-vital part of the body does not, by itself, exclude Section 307 IPC, since ...
The Pennsylvania Superior Court ruled that real estate agents are not liable for undisclosed property defects based solely on neighborhood familiarity, and held that claims under the state's real ...
More than ever before, companies today join hands in alliances. Like real-life nuptials, many of these corporate marriages tend to end in painful separation. Yet a firm that can keep its alliances off ...
The Supreme Court has ruled that an attempt to murder charge cannot be discarded merely because the injuries suffered by the ...
The Madras High Court has restored arbitral awards enhancing compensation for land acquired for a national highway, holding ...
CJP leaders Abhijeet Dipke, Saurav Das and Ashutosh Ranka have been released by a Delhi magistrate court with a condition to maintain peace for one year after their detention.
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