Ravi Sawade vs State of Maharashtra - Criminal Appeal

The Bombay High Court heard a criminal appeal concerning a conviction under Section 376(1) of the Indian Penal Code. The court directed the concealment of the victim's identity in accordance with Supreme Court guidelines and addressed the appellant's pursis regarding the appeal.

Parbhani City Municipal Corporation v. Ambhure - Writ Petitions

The Bombay High Court has consolidated and listed multiple writ petitions filed by the Parbhani City Municipal Corporation against various individuals. The cases, bearing petition numbers ranging from 8001 of 2023 to 7780 of 2023, were heard on February 26, 2026. The specific nature of the disputes is not detailed in the provided text.

Medhe vs State of Maharashtra - Criminal Appeal

The Bombay High Court heard an appeal in the case of Arun Yashwant Medhe vs. State of Maharashtra. The appellant was convicted of offenses under the Indian Penal Code and the Protection of Children From Sexual Offences Act, 2012, and sentenced to twenty years of rigorous imprisonment. The court is reviewing the conviction and sentence.

S.V.S. Securities vs Income Tax - Re-assessment Proceedings

The Bombay High Court has ruled on a writ petition filed by S.V.S. Securities Ltd. challenging re-assessment proceedings initiated by the Income Tax Department for the Assessment Year 2015-16. The court has remanded the matter back to the Jurisdictional Assessing Officer.

The Chamber of Tax Consultants v. The Commissioner of Income Tax

The Bombay High Court has issued a decision in the case of The Chamber of Tax Consultants vs. The Commissioner of Income Tax. The case, heard by Justice B. P. Colabawalla, involves multiple petitioners including tax consultant societies and charitable trusts. The ruling is dated March 9, 2026.

Gondekar vs. Reserve Bank of India - Writ Petition

The Bombay High Court has issued a decision in a consolidated writ petition involving multiple parties against the Reserve Bank of India. The case, heard by Justices Bharati Dangre, concerns significant regulatory matters impacting financial institutions and potentially public companies. The detailed judgment spans 119 pages and addresses complex legal arguments.

Parbhani City Municipal Corporation v. Saud Bin Abood Amir - Writ Petitions

The Bombay High Court has issued a ruling concerning multiple writ petitions filed by the Parbhani City Municipal Corporation. The cases listed involve various respondents and are dated February 26, 2026.

Parbhani Municipal Corp vs Haji Syed Ismail Nabi - Writ Petition

The Bombay High Court has issued a ruling in the case of Parbhani Municipal Corporation vs. Haji Syed Ismail Syed Haji Nabi. The document lists multiple writ petitions filed by the Parbhani City Municipal Corporation against various respondents, including Haji Syed Ismail Syed Haji Nabi.

Chavhan vs State of Maharashtra - Quashing of FIR

The Bombay High Court heard an application seeking to quash an FIR registered against four individuals for alleged offences including cheating and forgery. The FIR was filed based on directions from a Magistrate's court following a complaint alleging misuse of position in running an educational institution.

Parbhani City Municipal Corporation v. Mohd. Siddique Ahmed Khan Gulam - Writ Petitions

The Bombay High Court has issued multiple writ petitions concerning the Parbhani City Municipal Corporation. These cases, filed in 2023, were heard on February 26, 2026, and involve various respondents. The specific nature of the disputes is not detailed in the provided text.

Alabama AG Joins SCOTUS Challenge to Mail-in Ballot Date Ruling

Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall joined 20 other states in urging the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn a federal appellate ruling that invalidated a Pennsylvania law requiring dates on mail-in ballots. The coalition argues the ruling undermines federalism and state control over election laws.

New Jersey Sues ICE and DHS Over Warehouse Detention Facility Plans

New Jersey, Governor Sherrill, Attorney General Davenport, and Roxbury Township have filed a lawsuit against ICE and DHS to halt plans to convert a warehouse into a mass immigration detention facility. The suit alleges the federal agencies bypassed lawful processes, disregarded environmental impacts, and ignored state and local concerns regarding infrastructure and public safety.

New Jersey AG Releases Identities in Fatal Police Shooting

The New Jersey Attorney General's Office of Public Integrity and Accountability has released the identities of the decedent and the officer involved in a fatal police-involved shooting that occurred on March 16, 2026, in Lacey Township. The investigation into the incident, which resulted in the death of Susanne Clarke, is ongoing.

AG Investigates Civilian Death After Police Encounter

The New Jersey Attorney General's Office is investigating the death of Steven Fitzpatrick, 61, following a March 10, 2026, encounter with Franklin Township Police. Mr. Fitzpatrick suffered an apparent medical episode while being handcuffed and later died. The investigation is being conducted by the Office of Public Integrity and Accountability (OPIA) as required by state law.

New Jersey AG Investigating Fatal Evesham Crash

The New Jersey Attorney General's Office of Public Integrity and Accountability is investigating a fatal motor vehicle collision in Evesham, NJ. The incident involved a civilian vehicle that collided with a second civilian vehicle while an Evesham Township police officer was attempting a traffic stop. One civilian sustained fatal injuries.

DOJ: Five Plead Guilty in Minnesota Feeding Our Future Fraud Scheme

Five individuals have pleaded guilty to wire fraud in connection with the Feeding Our Future scheme, bringing the total convictions to 63. The scheme defrauded the Federal Child Nutrition Program of $14.6 million intended for children during the COVID-19 pandemic.

DOJ Recognizes FOIA Professionals During Sunshine Week

The Department of Justice issued a notice recognizing its FOIA professionals during Sunshine Week. The notice highlights the increasing volume of FOIA requests and the challenges faced by professionals in balancing transparency with complex requests and litigation.

Surface Transportation Board: Railroad Cost of Capital 2025

The Surface Transportation Board (STB) has initiated a proceeding to determine the railroad industry's cost of capital for 2025. The notice solicits comments on key financial components including cost of debt, preferred equity, common equity, and the capital structure mix.

Surface Transportation Board Seeks Approval for Rail Service Preservation Collection

The Surface Transportation Board (STB) is seeking approval from the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) to continue its existing information collection titled 'Preservation of Rail Service' (OMB Control No. 2140-0022). This notice is a request for comments on the extension of this collection without change.

CSX Transportation Discontinues Service in Cook County, Illinois

CSX Transportation (CSXT) has filed a notice of exemption to discontinue service over a 1.32-mile rail line in Cook County, Illinois. The exemption is effective April 19, 2026, unless stayed or challenged by offers of financial assistance.

Almonds Rulemaking - Public Comment Period

The Agricultural Marketing Service (AMS) is providing a platform for public comment on a proposed rule concerning almonds. The comment period is nearing its end, and interested parties are encouraged to submit their feedback through the provided portal.

Proposed Rule: Marketing Order for California Almonds - Borrowing Authority

The Agricultural Marketing Service (AMS) has proposed a rule to amend Marketing Order No. 981, which governs the handling of California almonds. The proposed amendment would grant the Almond Board of California the authority to borrow funds from commercial lending institutions. The public comment period for this proposed rule closes on May 19, 2026.

USPTO Final Rule: Foreign Patent Applicants Must Use Practitioner

The USPTO is issuing a final rule requiring foreign patent applicants and owners to be represented by a registered patent practitioner. This change aims to harmonize U.S. practice with international norms, increase USPTO efficiency, and improve enforcement of U.S. patent laws.

Gomez Statement on TEGNA Transfer to Nexstar Media

FCC Commissioner Gomez issued a dissenting statement regarding the transfer of control of TEGNA Inc. to Nexstar Media Inc. The statement outlines the Commissioner's specific concerns and reasons for not approving the transaction.

Iowa Supreme Court reprimands Stephen K. Allison

The Iowa Supreme Court has issued a public reprimand to attorney Stephen K. Allison for violating ethical rules. The disciplinary board charged Allison with repeated refusals to comply with court orders to file a jurisdictional statement during a criminal appeal, which ultimately led to the dismissal of the appeal. The court agreed with the grievance commission's recommendation for a public reprimand.

Disciplinary Board v. Allison - Attorney Discipline

The Iowa Supreme Court has issued an opinion in the disciplinary case of the Iowa Supreme Court Attorney Disciplinary Board v. Stephen K. Allison. The opinion, published on March 20, 2026, addresses a review from a grievance commission report and recommendation.

Iowa Attorney License Revocation Appeal

The Iowa Supreme Court reviewed a grievance commission recommendation to revoke an attorney's license. The court found the attorney violated ethical rules and suspended her license for two years, overturning the revocation recommendation.

Iowa Supreme Court - Attorney Disciplinary Board v. Valerie Cramer

The Iowa Supreme Court has published its opinion in Case No. 25-1244, Attorney Disciplinary Board v. Valerie A. Cramer. The respondent is appealing findings of rule violations and the recommended sanction, arguing the proceedings lacked fairness and evidence. The court's opinion addresses these arguments.

State of Iowa v. Dillon Michael Heiller - Theft Conviction Appeal

The Iowa Supreme Court reviewed a theft conviction appeal. The court affirmed the conviction for theft that occurred in Iowa but reversed the conviction for theft of a vehicle stolen in Wisconsin due to insufficient evidence. The case is remanded for further proceedings.

State v Heiller - Theft Convictions Appeal

The Iowa Supreme Court issued an opinion in State v. Heiller, addressing appeals related to theft convictions. The court affirmed the convictions, finding sufficient evidence for taking and intent, and that territorial jurisdiction was not preserved as a sufficiency issue. The decision clarifies the handling of territorial jurisdiction claims and jury instructions in criminal appeals.

Iowa Supreme Court Reverses Medical Malpractice Dismissal

The Iowa Supreme Court reversed a district court's dismissal of a medical malpractice suit, finding that the dismissal four years after the initial filing was an abuse of discretion. The court vacated the decision of the Iowa Court of Appeals and remanded the case for trial.

Sondag v. Orthopaedic Specialists, P.C. - Medical Malpractice Appeal

The Iowa Supreme Court issued an opinion in Sondag v. Orthopaedic Specialists, P.C., concerning a medical malpractice case. The court reviewed the dismissal of the case due to a decertified expert witness, affirming the lower court's decision to revisit a prior ruling on good cause for extending the expert witness deadline.

Texas Medical Board Enforcement Update and CE Tracking

The Texas Medical Board has updated its enforcement approach, introducing warning letters and letters of concern as less punitive tools for administrative and isolated violations. This change aims to streamline enforcement and reduce compliance burdens for licensees while maintaining accountability and patient safety.

FSIS Seeks Renewal for New Technology and Waiver Procedures Information Collection

The Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) is seeking renewal for an existing information collection regarding procedures for notifying the agency about new technology and waiver requests. This notice indicates no changes to the current collection, which is approved until July 31, 2026. Comments are requested by May 19, 2026.

FHFA: Correcting Amendment Reinstating Grandfather Exceptions to Private Transfer Fee Covenants

The Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) issued a correcting amendment to reinstate grandfather exceptions to restrictions on private transfer fee covenants. This rule, published on March 20, 2026, amends existing regulations to clarify specific exceptions.

Alabama Public Health: Protecting Kids from Adult Products

The Alabama Department of Public Health (ADPH) and the Alabama Poison Information Center (APIC) have issued guidance on protecting children from common adult products like essential oils and caffeinated beverages. The guidance highlights the dangers of accidental ingestion and provides emergency contact information.

Kentucky AG: Five-Year Sentence for Pointing Weapon at Police

Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman announced a five-year prison sentence for Daniel Lewis, who pleaded guilty to three counts of Wanton Endangerment of a Police Officer. Lewis pointed an assault weapon at officers responding to a domestic disturbance call in July 2023.

Agency Information Collection Activities; Comment Request

The Corporation for National and Community Service (CNCS) has submitted an information collection request to the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) for review and approval. This notice provides the public with an opportunity to comment on the proposed data collection activities.

State v. Houston - Murder Trial Disqualification of State's Attorney

The Maryland Supreme Court reviewed an interlocutory order disqualifying the State's Attorney in a murder trial due to her role as a potential witness. The court held that the disqualification order itself was not immediately appealable under the collateral order doctrine, but an associated firewall order was.

Attorney Grievance Comm'n v. Ross - Indefinite Suspension

The Maryland Supreme Court has ordered the indefinite suspension of attorney Bryan S. Ross from the practice of law in the state. This action follows a joint petition and is a result of violations of Rules 19-308.4(c) and (d) concerning professional conduct.

Attorney Grievance Commission v. Hecht - Attorney Discipline

The Maryland Supreme Court disbarred attorney Spencer Michael Hecht for multiple instances of professional misconduct, including dishonesty, concealment, and misrepresentation. The court applied the Vanderlinde standard, requiring compelling extenuating circumstances for sanctions less than disbarment in cases of intentional dishonesty.

Attorney Grievance Commission v. Julian Arnold Haffner - Disciplinary Action

The Maryland Supreme Court has suspended Julian Arnold Haffner for 60 days from the practice of law, followed by one year of probation. This disciplinary action stems from violations of the United States Patent and Trademark Office Rules of Professional Conduct.

Reinstatement of Bruce Bereano to Maryland Bar

The Maryland Supreme Court has ordered the reinstatement of Bruce Charles Bereano to the Bar of Maryland. The order was issued on March 20, 2026, following a petition for reinstatement and a response from Bar Counsel.

Attorney Grievance Comm'n v. Myers - Disbarment Petition

The Maryland Supreme Court has granted a joint petition for disbarment against Scott Michael Myers. The order disbars Myers effective immediately and requires him to pay $1,372.50 in costs to the Attorney Grievance Commission.

Jacobs v. Brown - Appeal of In Forma Pauperis Denial

The Pennsylvania Superior Court affirmed an order denying a pro se appellant's petition to proceed in forma pauperis and dismissing his complaint as frivolous. The court also reminded the trial court prothonotary of their continuing obligations to notify parties of orders and make docket notations.

Com. v. Webster, A. - Criminal Appeal

The Pennsylvania Superior Court has issued a non-precedential decision in the case of Commonwealth of Pennsylvania v. Alexander David Webster. The court affirmed the judgment of sentence imposed on Appellant following his conviction for multiple criminal offenses, including burglary, strangulation, and assault.

Com. v. Jordan, J. - Pennsylvania Superior Court Opinion

The Pennsylvania Superior Court issued a non-precedential opinion in the case of Commonwealth of Pennsylvania v. Joshua Jordan. The court affirmed the dismissal of Jordan's second petition filed under the Post Conviction Relief Act, addressing claims of Brady violations and actual innocence.

Hertzog v. Francisco - Child Support Appeal

The Pennsylvania Superior Court affirmed a lower court's order dismissing an appeal related to child support obligations. The appellant, Father, failed to appear for multiple hearings, leading to the dismissal of his appeal and ratification of a final child support order.

Washington AG Wins Summary Judgment Protecting Transgender Youth Healthcare

Washington State and 20 other states, along with the District of Columbia, won a summary judgment against a Trump administration attempt to pressure healthcare providers into ending transgender youth healthcare. A federal court ruled that HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. exceeded his statutory authority and failed to follow proper rulemaking procedures.

Artesian Water Company Public Notice for Water Service Application

The Delaware Public Service Commission has issued a public notice regarding an application by Artesian Water Company for water service. This notice informs the public about the application and provides information on how to access related documents and submit comments.