Trinidad and Tobago restores law making homosexual acts a crime
Judges reasoned that changing the law is the job of the island nation’s legislature, not its judiciary.
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Articles tagged Court Of Appeal
Christian teacher wins appeal after being fired for posts criticizing LGBT agenda in schools
The UK Court of Appeal ruled that Kristie Higgs’ removal due to posts criticizing LGBT propaganda in her son’s school was ‘unlawful discrimination on the ground of religion and belief.’
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Pro-life attorneys fight Biden admin abuse of federal law to override Idaho abortion restrictions
Idaho’s Defense of Life Act restricting abortion faces a legal challenge as the Biden administration claims federal law overrides state abortion protections. ADF attorneys are fighting for Idaho’s freedom to protect innocent lives.
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UK court rules chronically ill teenager had capacity to make life-sustaining medical decisions
The original ruling from the secretive Court of Protection prevented 19-year-old Sudiksha Thirumalesh, now dead, from pursuing experimental treatment in Canada following doctors’ palliative care recommendation.
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Baby Indi Gregory’s legal battle helps 1-month-old receive life-saving surgery in Rome
The baby boy has received critical care at the Vatican-controlled Bambino Gesù pediatric hospital and is recovering from surgery.
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Canadian judge blocks imminent euthanasia death of 27-year-old autistic woman
Justice Anne Kirker issued a stay pending a determination of an appeal in the case by the woman's father, who has been trying to prevent her assisted suicide.
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URGENT: Dying UK teen needs reporting restrictions lifted to seek help in Canada, America
The 19-year-old, who is anonymized by court order as 'ST,' suffers from a rare mitochondrial condition for which no treatment is offered in the U.K.
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Supreme Court of Canada refuses to hear Ontario churches’ constitutional challenge to COVID restrictions
The Supreme Court of Canada dismissed cases from three British Columbia churches on the same day it dismissed the appeal of the two Ontario churches.
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UK court gives more time to family fighting to save 12-year-old on life support
'That the court should declare, in the absence of any certainty, that death has occurred is an extremely serious issue.'
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Australian High Court hears case to overturn Cdl Pell’s sex-abuse conviction
The cardinal's attorney argues in the appeal that there wasn't enough evidence for a conviction beyond reasonable doubt.
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