Tag: Legal News
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Jail for man who sought sexual favours from nurse and exposed himself in hospital toilet in Singapore
Singaporean man jailed after incident with nurse in hospital toilet A recent court case in Singapore has highlighted serious breaches of professional boundaries and patient conduct, after a man seeking medical treatment exposed himself to a nurse and solicited sexual favours in a public hospital bathroom. The incident, which unfolded within a clinical setting, triggered…
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Ghana Court Extends Deadline in SML Case Involving Ken Ofori-Atta
Overview: Court grants additional time in the SML case The Accra High Court has approved a request from the Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) for more time to file and serve further disclosures in the ongoing Strategic Mobilisation Limited (SML) case. The case centers on former Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta and seven other individuals,…
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Marilyn Manson: Judge Reopens Sexual Assault Case Under New California Law
Overview of the Decision A Los Angeles judge has reopened a lawsuit accusing heavy metal artist Marilyn Manson of sexual assault, applying a recently enacted law that allows older claims to be heard in court. The decision marks a notable development in the ongoing legal battles surrounding the musician, whose career has faced increased scrutiny…
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Marilyn Manson: Judge Reopens Sexual Assault Case in Los Angeles
Overview A Los Angeles judge has revived a sexual assault lawsuit against musician Marilyn Manson, leveraging a new legal provision that allows older cases to be heard in court. The move marks another chapter in the long-running allegations surrounding the controversial rock star and highlights evolving rules aimed at addressing past misconduct. Case Details The…
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Two Foreigners First to Be Charged Under Malaysia’s New Littering Law
Two Foreigners First to Be Charged Under Malaysia’s New Littering Law In a move signaling tight enforcement of Malaysia’s updated public littering regulations, two foreign nationals were brought to the Sessions Court to face charges for littering in a public space. The case marks the first time individuals have been charged under the country’s new…
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Two Foreigners Charged in Malaysia’s First Littering Case Under New Law
Two Foreigners Face Malaysia’s First Littering Charges Under New Law In a landmark case for Malaysia’s environmental protections, two foreign nationals were charged in the Sessions Court with littering in a public area, becoming the first individuals to face trial for this offense under the country’s newly enacted littering law. The proceedings took place in…
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High Court Rules Personal Injury Claims Not in Small Claims Court
Overview of the Ruling The High Court has issued a pivotal ruling regarding the scope of the Small Claims Court Act. While upholding most provisions of the Act, the court clarified a crucial boundary: personal injury claims do not fall within the jurisdiction of the Small Claims Court. This decision narrows where plaintiffs can seek…
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Eight Namibian Defendants Plead Not Guilty to Over N$3 Billion Customs Fraud
Overview In a high-profile case that has drawn national attention, eight individuals accused of customs fraud involving more than N$3 billion appeared in the Windhoek High Court. Each defendant entered a not-guilty plea during the opening of a long-pending trial that began yesterday, setting the stage for a protracted legal process that could have far-reaching…
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Trump Threatens to Sue JPMorgan Chase Over Bank Cutoff After Capitol Riot
Overview Former President Donald Trump announced on social media that he may sue JPMorgan Chase, accusing the bank of cutting him off from services following the January 6, 2021, Capitol riot. The claim, shared without substantiating evidence, underscores ongoing tensions between Trump and major financial institutions amid a broader conversation about political bias and banking…
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Former adviser David McEwen Sends Message from Lithuania, Claims No Money in Court
Overview The ongoing case involving former financial adviser David McEwen took a new turn as he addressed the court from Lithuania, insisting he has no money. The proceedings focused on his financial status and the proper documentation required to verify those claims. Instead of an affidavit, McEwen provided the court with a certificate from a…