United Kingdom===High Court of Justice

The United Kingdom===High Court of Justice upheld the decision to dismiss the case against Mo Chara, ruling that the proceedings were instituted unlawfully due to a technical legal issue. Lord Justice Edis and Mr Justice Linden delivered the judgment, clarifying the application of law regarding charges requiring Attorney General permission.

The United Kingdom===High Court of Justice delivered a ruling that found the proscription of Palestine Action unlawful and disproportionate. This decision challenges the United Kingdom===Home Office's authority and sets a precedent for how protest groups are classified under terrorism laws.

The United Kingdom===High Court of Justice in London is presiding over Nirav Modi's application to reopen his extradition appeal and will deliver the judgment. Its decision will determine whether Modi is extradited to India.

The United Kingdom===High Court of Justice in London found BHP strictly liable for the disaster and is setting the timetable for the compensation trial, playing a crucial role in the legal proceedings.

The United Kingdom===High Court of Justice ruled that the United Kingdom===Home Office's proscription of Palestine Action was unlawful, citing disproportionate interference with freedom of expression and assembly. The court kept the ban in place temporarily pending a potential appeal by the United Kingdom===Home Office.