The Herald Sun published a listing of all individuals scheduled to appear in civil matters at the Albury District Court on Wednesday, 13 May. The article aims to provide a public record of court proceedings, allowing community members to be informed about ongoing civil cases in the local area. While the webpage could not be accessed directly due to News Corp Australia's crawler bot restrictions, the article typically includes names of parties involved, the nature of the civil cases, and possibly the hearing times. Such listings are common in Australian local newspapers to ensure transparency and accountability in the legal system. Readers are advised to check their browsers’ settings if they encounter access issues, as News Corp uses automated software to manage web traffic, which may temporarily block genuine readers who have certain ad-blocking or script-blocking settings enabled. The publication encourages users to allow the site through these blockers or contact the access team with reference numbers if further assistance is needed.

Here is a list of bills that passed the Alabama Legislature this week. House HB 299, sponsored by Rep. Brett Easterbrook, R-Fruitdale, adds a $50 court fee for civil and criminal cases in Choctaw County circuit or district courts and a $25 fee for civil cases in small courts. The bill passed 10-0. It goes […]

The commission voted to approve the 48th District Court's $5.15 million 2026 operating budget. Birmingham's share was cited at 40.69% ($2,095,535); one commissioner dissented citing concern about local costs and sustainability of the trial-court funding model.

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PUTRAJAYA: The Court of Appeal today allowed former Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak’s application to attend trial relating to two of his civil cases. The application was allowed by a panel of three judges comprising Datuk Wong Kian Kheong, Datuk Seri Mohd Firuz Jaffril and Datuk Nadzarin Wok Nordin. Najib’s lawyer, Wan Mohammad Arfan Wan Othman, filed an ex-parte application to issue an order for Najib to appear (OTP) from prison to attend the trial. Also present was Lawyer M Naresh. The first appeal relates to the defamation suit filed by Health Minister Datuk Seri Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad […]

As people increasingly turn to artificial intelligence for advice, some U.S. lawyers are telling their clients not to treat AI chatbots like trusted confidants when their freedom or legal liability is...