Legal challenge
Coverage of Legal challenge in the Nexus archive.
- Nursing and other graduate students get higher loan limits
A legal challenge to a law taking effect this week has doubled loan limits for certain graduate students, including those in nursing. The change allows these students to borrow more from the federal government.
- SCOTUS spares Lisa Cook
The Supreme Court blocked President Trump’s firing of Federal Reserve board member Lisa Cook in a 5-4 vote, allowing her to remain in her position while her legal challenge continues.
- A legal challenge opens a new front in the debate over Carney's climate agenda
A legal challenge is emerging in the debate over Mark Carney's climate agenda. Carney referenced Edmund Burke's concept of society as a partnership between living, dead, and future generations during a speech at Trinity College in Ireland.
- Police chiefs face legal challenge over trans guidance that lets biological men request strip-search by female officers
Police chiefs are facing a legal challenge over trans guidance that permits biological men to request strip searches conducted by female officers. The policy has sparked controversy and legal action.
- Trump news at a glance: federal judge pumps the brakes on Trump’s $1.8bn ‘anti-weaponization’ fund
A federal judge in Virginia temporarily blocked the Trump administration from transferring money into a $1.8bn Anti-Weaponization Fund while a legal challenge proceeds. The order prevents the government from taking further action on the fund to avoid irreversible disbursement of funds.
- Scotland Yard can keep using live facial recognition on Londoners, say judges
Judges ruled that Scotland Yard can continue using live facial recognition technology in London, allowing the Metropolitan Police Service to proceed with its expansion of the system. The decision came after a legal challenge argued the technology violated human rights laws.
- Public money being used to 'punish' SAS veterans, former Army commanders claim, after judge dismisses legal challenge brought by family of IRA man killed 35 years ago
Former Army commanders claim public money is being used to 'punish' SAS veterans following a judge's dismissal of a legal challenge from the family of an IRA man killed 35 years ago. The legal case, which sought to challenge the circumstances of the IRA member's death, was rejected by a court.
- Families in Welsh seaside town raise £6,000 to mount legal challenge stop 30 affordable homes being built amid fears 'people from Birmingham' could move in
Families in a Welsh seaside town have raised £6,000 to launch a legal challenge against the construction of 30 affordable homes, citing fears that residents from Birmingham may relocate to the area. The community's concerns center on potential demographic changes and local impact.