2025 Scottish High Court of Justiciary Decisions Index

The Scottish High Court of Justiciary has published an index of its 2025 decisions. This index includes various types of appeals and applications, such as notes of appeal against conviction and sentence, crown appeals against sentence, and references to the High Court. The listed decisions span from January to February 2025, with some earlier entries from June and July 2024.

2026 Scottish High Court of Justiciary Decisions Index

This document provides an index of decisions from the Scottish High Court of Justiciary for the year 2026. It lists cases heard in January, February, March, and June, including appeals against conviction and sentence, and extradition appeals. The index serves as a reference for legal professionals and researchers.

2026 Scottish Court of Session Judgments

The Scottish Court of Session has published a list of judgments scheduled for 2026. This notice provides links to decisions made in January and February 2026, covering various civil and administrative matters.

Scottish Court of Session Cases - Jan-Apr 2024

The Scotland Court of Session has published a list of 46 cases heard between January and April 2024. These cases cover a range of legal matters, including company law, contract disputes, and judicial reviews.

Judicial Committee of the Privy Council Decisions - 2023

The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council has published its decisions for 2023. These decisions cover a range of cases from various Commonwealth jurisdictions, including Grenada, Turks and Caicos Islands, Antigua and Barbuda, Bahamas, Jamaica, Cayman Islands, Trinidad and Tobago, and Mauritius. The publication provides access to the rulings made throughout the year.

Privy Council Decisions 2024

The UK Privy Council has published a list of its decisions made in 2024, covering cases from various Commonwealth jurisdictions including Trinidad and Tobago, Jamaica, Antigua, Mauritius, and the Bahamas. These decisions represent the final rulings of the Privy Council for the listed cases.

BAILII Recent Court Judgments Listing

The British and Irish Legal Information Institute (BAILII) has updated its recent decisions page, which lists the 20 most recently rendered court judgments for each database. The update indicates the page was last modified on March 20, 2026.

2025 Judicial Committee of the Privy Council Decisions

The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council has published a list of decisions made in 2025. The list includes cases from various Caribbean jurisdictions, such as Trinidad and Tobago, Antigua and Barbuda, and the Bahamas, as well as the Cayman Islands and Mauritius.

Privy Council Decisions - 2026

The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council has published its decisions for 2026. These decisions cover cases from various Commonwealth jurisdictions including Trinidad and Tobago, and The Bahamas. The list includes case names, citations, and dates of decision.

Colorado bill renames Youth Advisory Council Review Committee

A Colorado legislative bill, SB26-143, has been introduced to update the name of the Colorado Youth Advisory Council Review Committee. The bill is currently under consideration in the 2026 Regular Session.

Colorado Bill Continues Air Pollution Compliance Panel Indefinitely

Colorado Bill HB26-1208 amends the sunset schedule for the compliance advisory panel to the air pollution control division. The bill extends the panel's existence for ten years, until September 1, 2036, rather than allowing it to repeal on September 1, 2026.

Colorado Bill HB26-1070: Dental Network Agreements

Colorado Bill HB26-1070 proposes new requirements for third-party network lease agreements for dental services. The bill aims to prohibit carriers from entering into such agreements without affirmative provider consent and from canceling contracts based on provider refusal. It also outlines carrier obligations if providers allow third-party access.

Colorado Bill SB26-081: Agricultural Employee Overtime Protections

Colorado Senate Bill SB26-081 proposes to increase overtime protections for agricultural employees. The bill would require overtime pay for work exceeding 40 hours per week, 12 hours per workday, or 12 consecutive hours. The bill is currently under consideration in the 2026 Regular Session.

Colorado Bill: Overtime for Agricultural Employees

A bill introduced in the Colorado Legislature proposes to require agricultural employers to pay overtime to employees for hours worked exceeding 60 in a workweek. This change would establish a new overtime threshold specifically for the agricultural sector in Colorado.

Colorado Bill SB26-129: Mitigate Tax Increment Financing Impacts

Colorado bill SB26-129 proposes changes to tax increment financing (TIF) by requiring taxing entities to certify or rebut impact reports. It also mandates a report on TIF's impact on education funding, due annually starting October 1, 2027. The bill aims to mitigate TIF's effects on local governments and education.

Colorado State Agency Rule Review Bill

Colorado SB26-083 proposes to extend the validity of state agency rules adopted or amended between November 1, 2024, and November 1, 2025. This bill is a result of recommendations from the committee on legal services regarding legislative review of state agency rules.

Colorado Bill Creates Pathways to Public Service Program

The Colorado Legislature is considering HB26-1136, which would establish a "Pathways to Public Service Program" within the Department of Personnel. This program aims to identify existing curriculum that qualifies students for state government positions, utilizing existing resources and voluntary participation from academic and workforce entities.

Colorado Legislature Memorializes Former Representative Carl Miller

The Colorado Legislature has passed House Memorial 26-1002, a resolution memorializing former Representative Carl Miller. The bill was introduced and passed during the 2026 Regular Session.

FTZ 173 Washington Manufacturing Authority Application

The Foreign-Trade Zones Board has received an application from the Port of Grays Harbor for manufacturing authority for Imperium Renewables, Inc. (IRI) within FTZ 173 in Washington state. The application seeks to allow IRI to manufacture biodiesel and glycerin, with public comment invited.

Court of Justice Judgment on Biometric Data for Criminal Offences

The Court of Justice of the European Union has issued a judgment concerning the collection of biometric data for combating criminal offenses. The ruling clarifies the conditions under which fingerprint and photograph collection is permissible under Directive (EU) 2016/680, particularly regarding the necessity and proportionality of such measures when individuals are suspected of committing crimes.

Court of Justice of the European Union: Railway Infrastructure Management Independence

The Court of Justice of the European Union issued a judgment concerning the management independence of railway infrastructure in Germany. The case, C-770/24, addresses the interpretation of Directive 2012/34/EC regarding the independence of infrastructure managers and the establishment of charges for the use of railway infrastructure.

Almirall Judgment on Pharmacy-Prepared Medicinal Products

The Court of Justice of the European Union ruled on the scope of Directive 2001/83/EC concerning medicinal products prepared in pharmacies. The judgment clarifies the exclusion of certain pharmacy-prepared products from the directive's scope, impacting national regulations on their authorization.

B.G. v. France - Slanderous Denunciation of Rape Case

The European Court of Human Rights ruled that France violated Article 6(1) of the European Convention on Human Rights in the case of B.G. v. France. The court found that the public prosecutor's reminder to the applicant, described as the 'perpetrator' of a slanderous denunciation of rape, constituted a criminal procedure that lacked fair trial guarantees.

European Court of Human Rights: Daughter's Return to Tunisia Ordered

The European Court of Human Rights ruled against France in a case concerning the return of a daughter to Tunisia under the Hague Convention. The Court found that the French courts did not sufficiently consider the child's best interests or right to be heard, leading to an imbalance between competing interests.

ACE Autobody v Motorpark Ltd - Contract Formation Dispute

The Supreme Court of Ireland heard an appeal concerning contract formation, part performance, and equitable estoppel in a commercial lease dispute between ACE Autobody Limited and Motorpark Limited. The case reviews decisions from the High Court and Court of Appeal regarding a 10-year lease agreement for a vehicle repair facility.

Supreme Court of Ireland: Crowley v Sheehan - Landlord and Tenant Ground Rents

The Supreme Court of Ireland issued a ruling on the costs of an appeal concerning the interpretation of the Landlord and Tenant (Ground Rents) Acts. The case involved a sub-lessee's right to purchase the fee simple, with the court addressing a significant shift in arguments presented by the parties during the appeal process.

Supreme Court of Ireland: E v International Protection Appeals Tribunal

The Supreme Court of Ireland heard appeals concerning decisions on international protection applications. The court is considering whether to remit the proceedings to the Court of Appeal or hear the appeals directly. The cases involve challenges to decisions made by the International Protection Appeals Tribunal and the Minister for Justice regarding inadmissibility and return orders.

BD & Ors v International Protection Appeals Tribunal - Costs Ruling

The Supreme Court of Ireland issued a ruling on costs in the case of BD & Ors v International Protection Appeals Tribunal. The court determined that the respondents were entitled to costs only up to the date of an open offer made by the State parties, reversing a previous Court of Appeal decision.

Donegal County Council v Quinn - Supreme Court Costs Ruling

The Supreme Court of Ireland has issued a costs ruling in the case of Donegal County Council v Quinn. This ruling follows a previous judgment clarifying the process for issuing summonses in planning enforcement cases, specifically that a firm of solicitors may apply to issue a summons on behalf of an authorized prosecutor.

Oklahoma Bills Strengthen Sexual Assault Reporting and Student Protections

Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond announced the passage of Senate Bills 1730 and 1733, which enhance sexual assault reporting requirements and student protections. SB 1730 mandates law enforcement to forward sex offender registration-related complaints to the OSBI within one month, and SB 1733 requires school employees to report suspected student abuse to law enforcement within 24 hours.

GW v R - Sentencing Appeal

The Northern Ireland Court of Appeal has issued its written reasons for allowing an appeal against a sentence imposed on GW for historic child abuse offences. The appellant claimed the eight-year sentence was manifestly excessive. The court has now provided its detailed judgment on the matter.

R v Rainey & Ors - Murder Conviction Appeal

The Northern Ireland Court of Appeal is hearing appeals against murder convictions and sentences for Glenn Rainey, Walter Alan Ervine, and Robert Spiers. The appeals concern the inferences drawn by the trial judge, his failure to recuse himself, and the admission of background evidence. Tariffs imposed on convicted and pleading parties are also under appeal.

Belvoir Logistics Ltd v Driver and Vehicle Agency - Application for Leave to Appeal

The Court of Appeal in Northern Ireland heard an application for leave to appeal concerning the revocation of an operator's licence and disqualification of a transport manager. The case involves significant regulatory failures related to heavy goods vehicles, including weight, tachograph, and registration violations.

Public Prosecution Service v Stitt - Case Stated Appeal

The Northern Ireland Court of Appeal heard a case stated from the Belfast Magistrates' Court concerning the jurisdiction to prosecute under Article 10 of the Public Order (NI) Order 1987. The core issue is whether a prosecution can proceed without the explicit consent of the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPPNI) as required by law.

Secretary of State for Northern Ireland v. Robert Clarke - Judicial Review

The Court of Appeal in Northern Ireland heard appeals concerning decisions made by the Sentence Review Commissioners regarding Robert Clarke, who is serving a life sentence. The appeals involve the interpretation and application of rules surrounding life sentences and review processes.

Delaying AML/CFT Program and SAR Filing Requirements for Advisers

The Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) is proposing to delay the effective date of the Anti-Money Laundering/Countering the Financing of Terrorism (AML/CFT) program and Suspicious Activity Report (SAR) filing requirements for registered investment advisers and exempt reporting advisers. This proposed rule aims to provide additional time for these entities to implement the necessary compliance measures.

Court of Session appeal decision on Scottish Legal Complaints Commission

The Court of Session has issued a decision regarding Patrick Henry McAuley's application for leave to appeal a decision by the Scottish Legal Complaints Commission (SLCC). This opinion is related to a separate application for permission to appeal an eligibility decision made by the Commission.

Sanjit Nandhra v. NHS Tribunal - Dental Professional Conduct Appeal

The Scottish Court of Session is hearing an appeal from Sanjit Nandhra, a dentist, against a decision by the NHS Tribunal to disqualify him from NHS lists due to professional misconduct. The tribunal found he exploited the COVID-19 emergency payment scheme by artificially limiting patient numbers to maximize returns, though he claimed only legally entitled payments.

Galloway Without Pylons v. Scottish Ministers - Judicial Review

The Court of Session issued an opinion in a judicial review case concerning the Scottish Ministers' decision to grant consent for SP Transmission plc to install overhead power lines. The petitioner argues the decision letter lacks adequate reasons for departing from the reporters' recommendation to refuse consent.

Court of Session Decision on Jurisdiction - Adun v. Adun

The Court of Session issued a decision regarding jurisdiction in a divorce action between Tamkara Olayinka Irimagha or Adun and David Kehinde Adun. The court considered a motion for a discretionary sist of the divorce proceedings based on jurisdiction and the pendency of a related case in Nigeria.

State Department: Culturally Significant Objects Exhibition Determinations

The State Department has issued a notice determining that certain objects imported for the exhibition "Embroidered Traditions From Morocco to Afghanistan" are of cultural significance and their temporary exhibition in the United States is in the national interest. This determination was made pursuant to the Act of October 19, 1965, and related executive orders and delegations of authority.

State Department Notice: Culturally Significant Objects Exhibition Determinations

The Department of State has issued a notice determining that certain objects being imported for the "Picasso-Klee-Matisse: Masterpieces from the Museum Berggruen" exhibition are of cultural significance and their temporary exhibition in the U.S. is in the national interest. This determination is made pursuant to specific U.S. code and executive orders.

Agency Information Collection Activities Comment Request State Workforce Program Certification

The Department of Education's Federal Student Aid is proposing a new information collection request (ICR) for State Workforce Pell Program Certification. This notice is issued in accordance with the Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995 and seeks public comment on the necessity, utility, and burden of the proposed collection.

Bank Holding Company Formations, Acquisitions, and Mergers

The Federal Reserve System has published a notice regarding applications for bank holding company formations, acquisitions, and mergers. These applications are filed under the Bank Holding Company Act of 1956 and Regulation Y. Interested parties can submit comments by April 20, 2026.

Federal Reserve: Change in Bank Control Notices and Acquisitions of Shares

The Federal Reserve System published a notice regarding change in bank control applications and acquisitions of shares. These applications are filed under the Change in Bank Control Act and Regulation Y. The notice lists specific applicants and the banks or bank holding companies involved.

David Stapleton v. JP Morgan Chase Bank, NA case 3:24-cv-04947-CRB

David Stapleton v. JP Morgan Chase Bank, NA case 3:24-cv-04947-CRB

OSHA cites SV Labs for 13 violations after explosion

OSHA has cited Wisconsin-based SV Labs Prescott Corp. for 13 safety violations following an explosion and fire involving nitrocellulose and flammable liquids. The agency proposed $275,694 in penalties. The employer has contested the citations.

Family Court Decision: A & Z Re Service Out; MPS; LSPO

The Family Court has issued a decision in the case of A & Z, concerning service out of the jurisdiction and related proceedings. The judgment addresses applications for permission to set aside an order for service by email, applications to stay proceedings, and applications for maintenance pending suit and legal services payment orders.

Perrin v North Devon District Council - Judicial Review of Planning Permission

The High Court of Justice (Administrative Court) has issued a judgment regarding a judicial review application concerning planning permission granted by North Devon District Council. The case, Perrin v North Devon District Council, involved a challenge to the council's decision to grant permission for residential development.

T (Inherent Jurisdiction: Deprivation of Liberty) - Court of Appeal Case

The Court of Appeal allowed an appeal concerning the inherent jurisdiction and deprivation of liberty for a 17-year-old in local authority care. The case addresses the High Court's authority to authorize such deprivations for vulnerable individuals.