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When India emerged from its darkest democratic hour—the Emergency period of 1975–1977—a new political force was born. The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), seeking to restore national pride and democratic ideals, adopted the lotus, India’s national flower, as its symbol. The lotus, revered across cultural and religious traditions, symbolizes purity and resilience. “The lotus blooms in […]
“The US will try to pick off Caribbean governments one-by-one with a carrot-and-stick approach” to achieve President Trump’s unreasonable demands, warns Prof. C Justin Robinson. However, the University of the West Indies Pro Vice-Chancellor urges Caribbean leaders to “hold one head”. He was speaking on the podcast, Caribbean Tea. The Trump administration is muscling its […]
Shawn “Jay Z” Carter and Sean “Diddy” Combs What caused the hasty dismissal of the Diddy and Jay Z lawsuit? It seemed like a battle of legal heavy weights. A Mohamed Ali vs. George Foreman like rumble in the concrete jungle. Tony Buzbee was in one corner threatening to bring Hollywood heavy hitters to their […]
The attorney-client privilege is an essential element of any system of justice. It protects communication between attorneys and their clients from compelled disclosure. The crime-fraud exception removes this attorney-client privilege for communications made in furtherance of a crime or fraud. Therefore, the confidentiality afforded to attorney-client communications does not extend to interactions for the purpose […]
The courtroom is not just a place where individuals’ rights are determined and protected. It also produces outcomes that ricochet across communities and times, like in Dews v. Town of Sunnyvale, where a town’s zoning requirements was struck down because it was implemented with discriminatory intent that perpetuated segregation. Cases like Brown v Board of Education changed the world in which we live. Within this section, you find contemporary cases with the potential to impact your life and that of your children. Explore and follow the cases here to see how they are unfolding the court – from initial filing to decisions.
“The US will try to pick off Caribbean governments one-by-one with a carrot-and-stick approach” to achieve President Trump’s unreasonable demands, warns Prof. C Justin Robinson. However, the University of the West Indies Pro Vice-Chancellor urges Caribbean leaders to “hold one head”. He was speaking on the podcast, Caribbean Tea. The Trump administration is muscling its way in the Caribbean. It has issued threats and made requests that are bitter pills for Caribbean leaders.
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