Prominent advocacy groups and politicians on both sides of the abortion debate are reacting to the oral arguments in a major abortion case that will determine the fate of a 15-week abortion ban in Mississippi and whether states can prohibit abortions before viability.
Prominent advocacy groups and politicians on both sides of the abortion debate are reacting to the oral arguments in a major abortion case that will determine the fate of a 15-week abortion ban in Mississippi and whether states can prohibit abortions before viability.
నిబంధనలు ఉల్లంఘించి 40 అంతస్థుల జంట భవనాల నిర్మాణం కేసులో బిల్డర్ వెనక్కి తగ్గాడు. ఇంతకాలం నిబంధనల ప్రకారమే నిర్మాణం చేపట్టామంటూ చెబుతూ వచ్చినవారు తప్పును ఒప్పుకున్నారు. భారీ శిక్ష నుంచి మినహాయించాలంటూ అత్యున్నత న్యాయస్థానాన్ని వేడుకున్నారు. అలహాబాద్ నేషనల్ క్యాపిటల్ రీజియన్ పరిధిలో నోయిడాలో నిబంధనలకు విరుద్ధంగా 40 అంతస్థుల ట్విన్ టవర్స్ని సూపర్ టెక్ అన�
Supreme Court Rules FCC Can Loosen Media Ownership Regulations
The U.S. Supreme Court upheld a ruling stipulating that the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) can relax media ownership rules and reverse a court decision handed down by the Third Circuit Court of Appeals.
Before the April 1 Supreme Court ruling, the lower court ruling had blocked the FCC’s repeal of some media ownership regulations in 2017 for failing to consider the effects of the regulations on ownership by racial minorities and women. Critics of the industry have said further consolidation could limit media choices for consumers.
The Prometheus Radio Project and other public interest groups challenged the FCC’s changes, arguing that the body used flawed data.
Duterte in March 2018 cancelled the Philippines membership of the ICC s founding treaty just weeks after the ICC s prosecutor announced a preliminary examination was underway into thousands of killings in his war on drugs, which he said was prejudiced against him. - Reuters MANILA, March 16 (Reuters): The Philippine Supreme Court has thrown out a petition that sought to invalidate President Rodrigo Duterte s unilateral withdrawal from the International Criminal Court, which has been examining allegations of atrocities in his bloody war on drugs.
Duterte in March 2018 cancelled the Philippines membership of the ICC s founding treaty just weeks after the ICC s prosecutor announced a preliminary examination was underway into thousands of killings in his war on drugs, which he said was prejudiced against him.