Supreme Court questions whether Rastafarian inmate can sue over forced haircut
The U.S. Supreme Court is considering whether a Louisiana inmate can sue prison officials for forcing him to shave his dreadlocks, violating his religious beliefs.
The U.S. Supreme Court is considering whether a Louisiana inmate can sue prison officials for forcing him to shave his dreadlocks, violating his religious beliefs.
Kanu’s lawyers have petitioned the Supreme Court to review its 2023 judgment, alleging it relied on a repealed law and undermined the rule of law.
The U.S. Supreme Court will decide whether people who regularly use marijuana can legally own firearms, revisiting federal gun laws in light of its expanded interpretation of the Second Amendment.
The Supreme Court has depleted its funds due to the ongoing shutdown but will continue core judicial duties.
Labour Party National Secretary Umar Farouk Ibrahim has said Peter Obi will not contest the 2027 presidential election, claiming the former Anambra governor is only enjoying media attention and has rejected the party’s ticket.
Former Vice President Yemi Osinbajo has criticised the Supreme Court for inconsistency and overreliance on technicalities, urging a reform of Nigeria’s justice system to prioritise fairness over formality.
Former Vice President Yemi Osinbajo has criticised the Supreme Court for inconsistency and overreliance on technicalities, urging a reform of Nigeria’s justice system to prioritise fairness over formality.
Obi says INEC must verify academic credentials of all elected officials to restore transparency.
Tinubu’s aide, Temitope Ajayi, has criticised Atiku Abubakar’s call for Nnamdi Kanu’s release, describing it as “desperate” and “disgraceful.”
Senator Kelvin Chukwu’s defection from the Labour Party to the ruling All Progressives Congress has handed the APC a two-thirds majority in the Senate.