The US Court of International Trade struck down Americaâs âreciprocalâ tariffs for exceeding the presidentâs authority. As the legal battle over their validity thickens, could the rule of law in the US come to the global economyâs rescue? Source link
The recent matter involving Delhi high courtâs Justice Yashwant Varma has revived a national discussion on judicial accountability and the pressing need for systemic reforms. It has exposed flaws in the judiciary, where judges accused of corruption or misconduct often face little to no real punishment. That said, from the reports and evidence of burnt…
(Bloomberg) — Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor told students at Georgetown University that judges should be âfiercely independentâ in responding to growing challenges to the rule of law. Speaking at a forum Friday, Sotomayor said judges need to âensure that the state is respectfulâ of both judicial independence and the rights protected by the Constitution….
BRUSSELS (AP) â Poland won’t get its money back after a previous, conservative government was hit by a record-breaking fine by the European Union for ignoring a court order to undo changes to its judicial system, an EU high court said Wednesday. According to the ruling, the EU’s executive Commission was within its rights to…
Indiaâs embrace of democracy has been affirmed many times over by the âpower of the voteâ as a lived experience. That We the People live in a republic, with no hereditary right to rule, remains far more abstract in comparison. Three-quarters of a century ago, whether democracy would endure was seen as our big challenge….
