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South Korean Court Rules Against Defamation of Virtual K-Pop Group
A South Korean court ordered a social media user to pay 500,000 won ($360; £265) for defaming the virtual K-pop group Plave, setting a precedent for defamation cases involving virtual idols.
South Korean Court Rules Against Defamation of Virtual K-Pop Group
A South Korean court ordered a social media user to pay 500,000 won ($360; £265) for defaming the virtual K-pop group Plave, setting a precedent for defamation cases involving virtual idols.
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16% Bias Score
Federal Appeals Court Rules Against Trump Administration's Termination of Venezuelan TPS
A federal appeals court ruled that the Trump administration likely acted unlawfully in ending Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for nearly 600,000 Venezuelans, upholding a lower court's decision and potentially impacting hundreds of thousands of lives.
Federal Appeals Court Rules Against Trump Administration's Termination of Venezuelan TPS
A federal appeals court ruled that the Trump administration likely acted unlawfully in ending Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for nearly 600,000 Venezuelans, upholding a lower court's decision and potentially impacting hundreds of thousands of lives.
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28% Bias Score
Spanish Court Rules Livestock Pollution Violates Human Rights
A Spanish court ruled that authorities violated residents' human rights due to pollution from intensive livestock farming in Galicia, ordering immediate action to stop the pollution and restore residents' right to a healthy environment.
Spanish Court Rules Livestock Pollution Violates Human Rights
A Spanish court ruled that authorities violated residents' human rights due to pollution from intensive livestock farming in Galicia, ordering immediate action to stop the pollution and restore residents' right to a healthy environment.
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36% Bias Score
Supreme Court Curbs Nationwide Injunctions, Impacting Trump's Birthright Citizenship Policy
The Supreme Court ruled against nationwide injunctions, impacting President Trump's birthright citizenship restrictions, but lower courts may still block the policy through more tailored orders, leaving the matter uncertain.
Supreme Court Curbs Nationwide Injunctions, Impacting Trump's Birthright Citizenship Policy
The Supreme Court ruled against nationwide injunctions, impacting President Trump's birthright citizenship restrictions, but lower courts may still block the policy through more tailored orders, leaving the matter uncertain.
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48% Bias Score
Italian Council of State Overturns €7 Million Fine Against Facile.it
The Italian Council of State overturned a €7 million antitrust fine against Facile.it, concluding that the company adequately informed consumers and that its marketing practices were not aggressive, reversing earlier findings of deceptive loan quotes and persistent insurance policy promotion.
Italian Council of State Overturns €7 Million Fine Against Facile.it
The Italian Council of State overturned a €7 million antitrust fine against Facile.it, concluding that the company adequately informed consumers and that its marketing practices were not aggressive, reversing earlier findings of deceptive loan quotes and persistent insurance policy promotion.
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48% Bias Score
Appeals Court Blocks Trump Administration's Attempt to Dismantle Department of Education
A federal appeals court rejected the Trump administration's attempt to shut down the Department of Education, upholding a lower court's decision that blocked mass layoffs and prevented the agency from being effectively disabled; the court found the administration's actions unlawful and lacked eviden...
Appeals Court Blocks Trump Administration's Attempt to Dismantle Department of Education
A federal appeals court rejected the Trump administration's attempt to shut down the Department of Education, upholding a lower court's decision that blocked mass layoffs and prevented the agency from being effectively disabled; the court found the administration's actions unlawful and lacked eviden...
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36% Bias Score
Legal Opinion: No Grounds for Absolute Nullity Ruling in Political Party Congress Case
A legal opinion by Prof. Dr. Adem Sözüer and Dr. Volkan Aslan argues that there is no basis for declaring absolute nullity in a case challenging a political party congress, asserting that civil courts lack jurisdiction and that ongoing investigations wouldn't affect the congress's validity.
Legal Opinion: No Grounds for Absolute Nullity Ruling in Political Party Congress Case
A legal opinion by Prof. Dr. Adem Sözüer and Dr. Volkan Aslan argues that there is no basis for declaring absolute nullity in a case challenging a political party congress, asserting that civil courts lack jurisdiction and that ongoing investigations wouldn't affect the congress's validity.
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0% Bias Score
B.C. Court Ruling Grants Aboriginal Title, Challenging Property Rights
A B.C. Supreme Court ruling granted the Cowichan Tribes Aboriginal title to a 1.3-billion-dollar area along the Fraser River, impacting various landowners, including private citizens, corporations, and the government; the province is appealing the decision.
B.C. Court Ruling Grants Aboriginal Title, Challenging Property Rights
A B.C. Supreme Court ruling granted the Cowichan Tribes Aboriginal title to a 1.3-billion-dollar area along the Fraser River, impacting various landowners, including private citizens, corporations, and the government; the province is appealing the decision.
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36% Bias Score
Deliveroo Ordered to Reinstate Driver, Pay €93,000 in Back Wages
A Paris appeals court ruled that Deliveroo engaged in disguised employment for nine delivery drivers between 2017 and 2022, ordering the reinstatement of one driver fired for health reasons and the payment of €93,000 in back wages, representing a significant legal victory for gig workers and potenti...
Deliveroo Ordered to Reinstate Driver, Pay €93,000 in Back Wages
A Paris appeals court ruled that Deliveroo engaged in disguised employment for nine delivery drivers between 2017 and 2022, ordering the reinstatement of one driver fired for health reasons and the payment of €93,000 in back wages, representing a significant legal victory for gig workers and potenti...
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36% Bias Score
College Sports Overhaul: Judge Approves Multi-Billion Dollar Athlete Payment Settlement
A federal judge approved a settlement allowing schools to pay college athletes millions of dollars annually, starting next month, resolving a lawsuit that challenged the amateurism model and resulting in a $2.7 billion payout to former players.
College Sports Overhaul: Judge Approves Multi-Billion Dollar Athlete Payment Settlement
A federal judge approved a settlement allowing schools to pay college athletes millions of dollars annually, starting next month, resolving a lawsuit that challenged the amateurism model and resulting in a $2.7 billion payout to former players.
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52% Bias Score
Supreme Court Strikes Down Heightened Evidentiary Standard in Employment Discrimination Cases
The Supreme Court unanimously ruled in favor of Marlean Ames, a heterosexual woman who claimed employment discrimination by the Ohio Department of Youth Services, finding that majority groups in protected classes do not need a higher evidentiary standard to prove discrimination; the ruling vacates t...
Supreme Court Strikes Down Heightened Evidentiary Standard in Employment Discrimination Cases
The Supreme Court unanimously ruled in favor of Marlean Ames, a heterosexual woman who claimed employment discrimination by the Ohio Department of Youth Services, finding that majority groups in protected classes do not need a higher evidentiary standard to prove discrimination; the ruling vacates t...
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40% Bias Score
Dutch Supreme Court Upholds Cryptocurrency Taxation Under Box 3
The Dutch Supreme Court ruled that cryptocurrencies are taxable under box 3 of the 2001 Income Tax Act, despite not being traditional assets, due to their economic value and tradability; a woman's appeal against a tax assessment on her €71,000 cryptocurrency holdings was dismissed.
Dutch Supreme Court Upholds Cryptocurrency Taxation Under Box 3
The Dutch Supreme Court ruled that cryptocurrencies are taxable under box 3 of the 2001 Income Tax Act, despite not being traditional assets, due to their economic value and tradability; a woman's appeal against a tax assessment on her €71,000 cryptocurrency holdings was dismissed.
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40% Bias Score
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