British judges

Dubai: A London High Court judge handed down an “enforcement order” on Thursday that the ownership of $540-million superyacht 'Luna', now impounded in Dubai, be immediately transferred to the name of the ex-wife of a Russian billionaire who is fighting for release of the vessel amid what's believed ...

A judge in the UK has ruled that a £350m superyacht, which is currently impounded in Dubai, should be transferred to the ex-wife of a Putin-linked oligarch as part of a settlement deal in Britain's most expensive divorce case. The High Court in London ordered the 377ft “Luna” yacht, which was bought by ...

A CONVICTED British paedophile who went on the run to Spain will not be jailed after a judge ruled that he has 'resolved his issues.' Alan Grundy, 59, was given a 14-month suspended sentence at Bradford Crown Court after pleading guilty to three charges of creating offensive images and videos and one ...

Law360 (April 17, 2018, 8:46 PM EDT) -- A U.K. judge has allowed a news outlet to access court documents related to a technology company's challenge to a lower court decision that found the company avoided paying value-added taxes, citing “a duty under common law” to make information available to nonparties.

In a desperate bid to retract from the 'Rendangate' fiasco, MasterChef UK Judge Gregg Wallace now claims that the chicken rendang he tasted was “not cooked”, reported The Star Online. Appearing on British television programme Good Morning Britain (GMB) with fellow judge and celebrity chef John ...

Judges are being advised not to post selfies or photographs of their families on social media to avoid demeaning the “dignity” of their office. They are also warned that any photographs posted online could compromise their security. The warning comes in a revised guide to judicial conduct, in which the lord ...

A British judge has invoked Islamic theology in the sentencing of a teenager convicted of carrying out an attack on a tube train in central London. Ahmed Hassan was sentenced to a minimum of 34 years in prison on Friday for the attack at Parsons Green station in September last year. The explosive device ...

... after an airliner was destroyed in a terrorist hijacking allegedly sponsored by Syria can be recognized and enforced in the U.K., a British judge has ruled. ... In the U.K., Judge Henshaw was asked to assess whether the proceedings had been served on the defendants as per the requirements set out in the ...

UK Judges Receive Primers on Forensic Science. Scientists in the U.K., in collaboration with members of the judiciary, have launched the first in a series of explanatory documents designed to help integrate science into the courtroom. By Catherine Offord | March 1, 2018. AddThis Sharing Buttons. Share to Facebook Share ...

Liverpool, England, Feb 20, 2018 / 04:49 pm (CNA/EWTN News).- A British court ruled Tuesday that physicians can stop providing life support, against his parents' wishes, to Alfie Evans, a 21-month old boy who has an unknown neurological degenerative condition. Evans is in a “semi-vegetative state” and on life support at ...

LONDON – A British judge sentenced a prolific pedophile to 32 years in prison Monday in what the U.K.'s national law enforcement agency described as a watershed moment for coming to grips with technology's ability to support and spread depravity. Geophysicist Matthew Falder admitted to 137 offenses, ...

A UK judge has ordered Google to remove old articles about a businessman's past crime from its search results, dealing a blow to the tech company in its legal battle over Europe's "right to be forgotten" law. Two businessmen, both unnamed in the case, went to court to force Google to de-list several articles ...

The San Francisco Chronicle reports that Alphabet's (GOOG, GOOGL) Waymo applied with the California Department of Motor Vehicles to test fully self-driving vehicles on public roads. California opened up the application process at the beginning of April. A UK judge rules against Google in a “right to be ...

London: The British judge hearing the extradition case of liquor baron Vijay Mallya on Friday said that it was “blindingly obvious” that rules were being broken by Indian banks which sanctioned some of the loans to the erstwhile Kingfisher Airlines. Presiding over a hearing at Westminster Magistrates' Court ...